Nothing is yet in its true form.

C.s. Lewis
Nothing is yet in its true form.
Nothing is yet in its true form.
Nothing is yet in its true form.
Nothing is yet in its true form.
About This Quote

Nothing has yet hit its true form and we know nothing for certain. The concept of nothing as a concept is something we all experience. For example, we can visualize an empty room and say "That's nothing." But we don't always have to. Sometimes it's more accurate to say "I'm nothing." This idea of nothing is the way things are not yet in their essential form.

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