Michael MeadeDestiny is purpose seen from the other end of life.
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Destiny is purpose seen from the other end of life. is the quote which makes the meaning of destiny. It talks about destiny which is an idea of a story in the future. Destiny is a thing which is created by human beings, but it depends on us to make our life in a better way.
In this quote, destiny means the purpose of life. Destiny is something which is created by ourselves and depends on us to make our life in a better way.
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