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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave When you look at another person, see them as an extension of your thought or feeling. What you two thought or felt THEN, magnetically connected you two NOW. - Quote by Franklin Gillette

When you look at another person, see them as an extension of your thought or feeling. What you two thought or felt THEN, magnetically connected you two NOW.

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Instead of looking outside for happiness, become the well of happiness within and share it with others instead.
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