Quote by Michael de Montaigne

The least strained and most natural ways of the soul are the most beautiful; the best occupations are the least forced.

The least strained and most natural ways of the soul are the

Summary

This quote emphasizes the beauty and authenticity found in natural and effortless expressions of the soul. It suggests that when someone genuinely behaves or expresses themselves without any force or pretense, it is inherently more appealing. Similarly, it implies that the best occupations or pursuits in life are those that come naturally to individuals, where their innate talents and interests align, rather than forcing oneself into something that feels unnatural or burdensome. Ultimately, the quote advises embracing and following the path of least resistance for a more fulfilling and genuine existence.

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Wisdom Life Beauty Work Soul Occupation

By Michael de Montaigne

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