Quote by Soren Kierkegaard

The self is only that which it is in the process of becoming.

The self is only that which it is in the process of becoming

Summary

This quote suggests that the self is a dynamic and ever-changing entity, denoting that our identities are not fixed but are continuously evolving and developing. It implies that our sense of self is not something we are born with or permanently possess, but rather a construct shaped and transformed through various experiences, growth, and self-reflection. It emphasizes the importance of embracing personal growth and recognizing that our understanding of ourselves is constantly in a state of flux.

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Discovery

By Soren Kierkegaard

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