Quote by Voltaire

Paradise was made for tender hearts; hell, for loveless hearts.

Paradise was made for tender hearts; hell, for loveless hear

Summary

This quote suggests that paradise, symbolizing joy and fulfillment, is meant to be enjoyed by those who possess emotionally sensitive and compassionate hearts. On the other hand, hell, signifying suffering and despair, is reserved for individuals lacking love and empathy in their hearts. It implies that one's experience of life's rewards or punishments is determined by the presence or absence of love within them. In essence, this quote highlights the fundamental role that love and kindness play in shaping one's overall state of happiness or misery.

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