Quote by Santosh Kalwar

It is my mood which decides the weather, it is my mood which brings the tiny changes to humankind.

It is my mood which decides the weather, it is my mood which

Summary

This quote suggests that an individual's mood or state of mind has the power to influence various aspects of life, including the weather and the overall experiences of humanity. It implies that our emotional disposition not only holds personal significance but also has a ripple effect on the world around us. The quote emphasizes the importance of recognizing and managing our moods and emotions as they can impact not only ourselves but also those we interact with and the environment we inhabit.

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By Santosh Kalwar

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