Quote by Martin Firrell

Feeling is its own law and truth.

Feeling is its own law and truth.

Summary

This quote suggests that emotions and intuition hold their own authority and validity. It implies that personal feelings and sensations can serve as a guide to understanding and determining what is true or right. It emphasizes the significance of individual experiences and subjective perspectives in shaping one's perception of reality, suggesting that one's emotions and instincts should not be disregarded or dismissed when seeking understanding or making decisions.

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