Quote by Christy Turlington

It is possible to experience an awakening in this life through realising just how precious each moment, each mental process, and each breath truly is.

It is possible to experience an awakening in this life throu

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This quote suggests that by fully recognizing and appreciating the value of every moment, thought, and breath, one has the potential to undergo a profound awakening or transformation. It implies that there is significance and beauty in even the simplest aspects of life, and by being fully present and mindful, one can unlock a deeper understanding and connection to the world around them. It encourages individuals to recognize the preciousness of each passing moment and to seize the opportunity for growth, fulfillment, and enlightenment.

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