Quote by Thomas Jefferson

The Giver of life gave it for happiness and not for wretchedness.

The Giver of life gave it for happiness and not for wretched

Summary

This quote suggests that the purpose of life, as given by a higher power or "the Giver of life," is to experience happiness and not suffering or misery. It implies that life is meant to be enjoyed and cherished, emphasizing the importance of finding joy, fulfillment, and positivity in one's existence. By acknowledging this perspective, individuals may be encouraged to actively pursue happiness in their lives and prioritize actions that bring joy to themselves and others.

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By Thomas Jefferson

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