"The world is a traveller's inn, not his dwelling place." - Rumi

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“The world is a traveller's inn, not his dwelling place.”

— Rumi

We're all just passing through, and there's something freeing about remembering that. Don't carry the weight of forever — just be present and grateful for tonight's rest.

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