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Heaviest thing to carry -- a grudge

Heaviest thing to carry -- a grudge

Summary

This quote suggests that the burden of holding onto a grudge can be incredibly challenging and burdensome. Carrying a grudge implies carrying feelings of anger, resentment, and bitterness towards someone, which can weigh heavily on one's heart and mind. The quote serves as a reminder that holding onto grudges not only affects our emotional well-being but also becomes a heavy burden that hinders our ability to move forward and find peace. It highlights the importance of forgiveness and letting go for our own sake.

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