Quote by Eric Foley Saucier

Life and all that is in itis a gift from the infinite mind;And the only way that life can go wrongis by the limited finite mind.

Life and all that is in itis a gift from the infinite mind;A

Summary

This quote suggests that life is a precious gift from a limitless and boundless source, often referred to as the infinite mind. It implies that the only way in which life can go awry or deviate from its true potential is through the constraints imposed by the limited and finite human mind. In other words, it implies that our own limited thinking and perspective can hinder or limit the possibilities and opportunities that life offers. To fully embrace life's potential, the quote suggests the need to transcend these limitations and tap into the infinite possibilities that exist around us.

By Eric Foley Saucier

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