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Patience is the key to paradise.

Patience is the key to paradise.

Summary

This quote suggests that by practicing patience, one can achieve a state of bliss or fulfillment. Just as paradise is often associated with tranquility and harmony, patience enables us to navigate challenging situations with composure, allowing for a more peaceful and rewarding outcome. It implies that by remaining calm and persevering in the face of difficulties or delays, we can ultimately attain a desirable and harmonious state of being.

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