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Life is a beautiful gift from "summary" of Gitanjali by Rabindranath Tagore,William Radice
Life, a precious gift bestowed upon us, is like a beautiful melody that plays out in the grand symphony of existence. Every moment, every breath we take is a reminder of the divine grace that surrounds us. As we navigate through the ebbs and flows of life, we are confronted with its myriad challenges and joys, each adding a unique hue to the canvas of our journey. In the depths of despair and darkness, when the world seems bleak and unforgiving, it is important to remember that life is a gift worth cherishing. It is in these moments of trials and tribulations that we discover our inner strength and resilience, emerging stronger and more compassionate than before. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, we learn to ap...
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