"Between your birth and your death, wander through this..." - Rumi

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“Between your birth and your death, wander through this world in wonder.”

— Rumi

You've got this tiny window of time to be amazed by everything — sunlight, strangers' laughter, the taste of something new. Don't let busyness steal your sense of wonder. It's your birthright.

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