Every new star that is found in the sky will lend of its rays to the passions, and thoughts, and the courage, of man. Whatever of beauty we see in all that surrounds us, within us already is beautiful; whatever we find in ourselves that is great and adorable, that do we find too in others.Maurice Maeterlinck
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The new star that is found in the sky will lend of its rays to the passions, and thoughts, and the courage, of man. Whatever of beauty we see in all that surrounds us, within us already is beautiful; whatever we find in ourselves that is great and adorable, that do we find too in others. This quote is talking about how we can learn from each other and how we can grow further through our love for others. A new star in the sky would add more light to our lives and add even more beauty to our world. We can find beauty in people around us and also beauty in ourselves.
Source: Wisdom And Destiny
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