Quote by Albert Einstein

He who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe is as good as dead; his eyes are closed.

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Summary

This quote suggests that the ability to be amazed and captivated by the wonders of the world is fundamental to maintaining a truly alive and meaningful life. It implies that when one loses the capacity to pause and appreciate the marvels around them, they are living in a state of spiritual or emotional death, as if their eyes are shut to the beauty and possibilities of the world. The quote encourages remaining open-eyed and receptive to the awe-inspiring aspects of life as a means to stay vibrant and fully engaged in one's existence.

By Albert Einstein

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