Quote by C.S. Lewis

We meet no ordinary people in our lives.

We meet no ordinary people in our lives.

Summary

This quote suggests that everyone we encounter in our lives holds some significance and is unique in their own way. It suggests that no interaction is trivial or meaningless because each person has their own stories, experiences, and perspectives to offer. It emphasizes the idea that everyone we meet has the potential to impact and influence our lives in some way, and that we should approach each encounter with an open mind and appreciation for the extraordinary qualities that make each individual who they are.

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Inspirational

By C.S. Lewis

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