Quote by Blaise Pascal

The power of flies; they win battles, hinder our soul from acting, eat our body.

The power of flies; they win battles, hinder our soul from a

Summary

This quote suggests that flies, both metaphorically and literally, hold a significant influence over our lives. On a literal level, flies are seen as annoying creatures that can distract and bother us, acting as a hindrance to our productivity and well-being. Metaphorically, flies symbolize the negative forces or distractions that prevent us from taking action in our lives. Furthermore, the phrase "eat our body" could be interpreted as referring to how these distractions and negative influences gradually erode our physical and mental well-being. Overall, the quote reminds us of the powerful impact even the smallest and seemingly insignificant things can have on our lives.

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By Blaise Pascal

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