Quote by Mahatma Gandhi

You don't know who is important to you until you actually lose them.

You don't know who is important to you until you actually lo

Summary

This quote highlights the tendency for people to take important relationships for granted until they are no longer present in their lives. Often, it is only when someone is lost or gone that their true value becomes apparent. It suggests that we should cherish the people in our lives and not wait until it is too late to recognize their significance. It serves as a reminder to appreciate those who are important to us and to not let opportunities for connection slip away.

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Loss Bereavement

By Mahatma Gandhi

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