Quote by Steve Maraboli

God is the composer; you are the song.

God is the composer; you are the song.

Summary

This quote suggests that God, representing the higher power or divine force, is the creator or orchestrator of life, symbolized by a composer. On the other hand, human beings are described as the "song" in this analogy, meaning that we are the embodiments or expressions of God's creation. The quote highlights the belief that each person is a unique and valuable part of the cosmic symphony, representing the individuality and purpose bestowed upon them by the divine. It implies that we are all intrinsically connected to the greater whole and have a role to play in the grand design of existence.

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By Steve Maraboli

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