Quote by Thomas Carlyle

Silence is the element in which great things fashion themselves.

Silence is the element in which great things fashion themsel

Summary

This quote suggests that silence is not a state of emptiness or inactivity, but rather a fertile ground where significant ideas and creations take shape. In moments of silence, free from distractions and noise, individuals can tap into their deep thoughts, introspection, and creativity. It highlights the importance of embracing silence as a powerful tool for self-discovery and cultivating greatness in various aspects of life.

By Thomas Carlyle

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