Quote by William C. Menninger

Hate can only flourish where love is absent.

Hate can only flourish where love is absent.

Summary

This quote suggests that hate cannot exist in the presence of love. It emphasizes that hate is a result of the absence or lack of love. In other words, if love were to occupy a space, hate would have no room to grow or thrive. It implies that cultivating love and compassion can help eliminate hate and its negative influence. This quote encourages people to promote love in their relationships, communities, and the world, as a means to counter and overcome the destructive force of hatred.

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By William C. Menninger

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