Quote by Peter Julian Eymard, March 14, 1

We are like a ship fastened to the shore. It floats on the water of the sea, but it does not leave its moorings; it merely bobs up and down. We are like a swimmer who prefers to walk rather than take to the water. O my God, sever these moorings, loosen the thread from the wings of my soul, plunge me into the sea.


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Summary

This quote illustrates the idea that despite being in an environment of potential growth and progress (the sea), we often choose to remain anchored to our comfort zones (the shore). It highlights the tendency to stick to familiar patterns and be hesitant to take risks or embrace change. The speaker's plea to God expresses a desire to break free from these limitations and become immersed in the unknown, seeking a deeper level of transformation and self-discovery.

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By Peter Julian Eymard, March 14, 1
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