Quote by Jean de La Fontaine

Help yourself, and Heaven will help you.

Help yourself, and Heaven will help you.

Summary

This quote implies that one should take personal initiative and responsibility for their own well-being and success. By striving to help oneself and actively pursuing goals, individuals can gain support and assistance from a higher power or the universe. It suggests that taking action and putting in effort will attract positive forces and opportunities to aid in one's endeavors. Essentially, this quote encourages individuals to be proactive in their own lives and believe that their efforts will be met with support and assistance from the divine or the cosmos.

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