Quote by Paul Brunton

When every situation which life can offer is turned to the profit of spiritual growth, no situation can really be a bad one.

When every situation which life can offer is turned to the p

Summary

This quote suggests that if we approach every situation in life with the intention to learn and grow spiritually, even challenging or unfavorable circumstances can be beneficial. By maintaining a positive mindset and using adversity as an opportunity for self-improvement, every situation can contribute to our personal development and overall well-being. It emphasizes the importance of our perspective and the transformative power of finding meaning and value in all experiences.

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Wisdom Life Inspirational Growth

By Paul Brunton

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