Quote by John Green

He called out to his fellow monks,'Come quickly I am tasting stars.

He called out to his fellow monks,'Come quickly I am tasting

Summary

This quote suggests a moment of profound ecstasy or spiritual awakening. The individual, potentially a monk, seems to have experienced an extraordinary sensation, implying a deep connection to the universe or a higher power. By exclaiming to his fellow monks to join him, he is inviting them to partake in the same inexplicable and awe-inspiring moment of enlightenment. The quote conveys the idea that there are extraordinary experiences in life that transcend the ordinary and allow us to tap into something beyond ourselves.

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