Quote by Richard Bach

Every gift from a friend is a wish for your happiness...


Every gift from a friend is a wish for your happiness...

Summary

This quote suggests that when a friend gives us a gift, it is not simply a material gesture, but a genuine desire for our happiness. It implies that friendship is based on a deep understanding and caring for one another’s well-being. The act of giving a gift becomes more meaningful, as it symbolizes how friends want to bring joy and contentment into each other's lives. Therefore, it highlights the bond of friendship and the importance of selflessness and goodwill in nurturing those connections.

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By Richard Bach
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