Quote by Marcel Proust

We must never be afraid to go too far, for truth lies beyond.

We must never be afraid to go too far, for truth lies beyond

Summary

This quote encourages us to overcome our fears and push the boundaries in our pursuit of truth. It suggests that truth is not easily discovered within the bounds of our comfort zones and requires us to venture into uncharted territories. By advocating for risks and going "too far," it emphasizes the importance of exploring new perspectives, challenging established beliefs, and embracing complexity in order to uncover deeper truths that may exist beyond what we currently know. It reminds us that growth and understanding often come from pushing the limits and being open to endless possibilities.

By Marcel Proust

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