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He who knows the darkness shall learn to live in the light.

He who knows the darkness shall learn to live in the light.

Summary

This quote means that individuals who have experienced hardships, pain, or darkness in their lives will develop the resilience and ability to better appreciate and embrace the good times or "light" in life. Through their experiences, they gain a deeper understanding of the contrast between darkness and light, and become more capable of navigating and finding meaning in both. Ultimately, this quote suggests that one's ability to appreciate joy is amplified by their knowledge and acceptance of the darkness.

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