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Faith Quote

When we stop believing miracles can happen, we stop living fully - Paulo Coelho
At its core, this quote argues that a sense of wonder and the possibility of the extraordinary are not childish fantasies, but the very engine of a vibrant, engaged life.
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Faith Quote

When we open our hearts, miracles happen in the most ordinary moments - Paulo Coelho
At its core, this quote means that profound, unexpected goodness, miracles, isn't reserved for special occasions. It's a direct result of our own emotional availability and vulnerability.
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Gratitude Quote

When you are grateful for every little thing, your life becomes a miracle - Paulo Coelho
At its core, this is about an alchemical shift in perception. It's the idea that gratitude isn't just a reaction to good fortune; it's the very lens that creates it.
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Faith Quote

Miracles are not contrary to nature, only contrary to what we know about nature - Paulo Coelho
At its heart, this quote suggests that miracles aren't violations of natural law. They're just events that operate on principles we haven't discovered or understood yet.
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Awareness Quote

Each day brings a miracle of its own. It’s just a matter of paying attention to this miracle - Paulo Coelho
The core message is simple but profound: wonder isn't a rare event. It's a daily offering. The miracle is already here, happening all around us, in the mundane and the routine. Our job isn't to create it, but to simply notice it.
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Wise advice on awareness

Each day brings a miracle of its own. It’s up to us to recognize it - Paulo Coelho
At its core, this quote is about two things: the constant availability of wonder and our personal responsibility to perceive it. It's a partnership between the universe offering something special and our own willingness to see it.
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Behavior Quote

The speculative public is incorrigible. In financial terms, it cannot be cured, only managed - Benjamin Graham
At its core, Graham is saying that the investing crowd's tendency towards speculation, driven by emotion, not logic, is a permanent fixture. It's a force of nature you can't change, only navigate.
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Behavior Quote

The intelligent investor is a realist who sells to optimists and buys from pessimists - Benjamin Graham
At its heart, this quote is about capitalizing on market sentiment. The "realist" bases decisions on value, while the "optimist" and "pessimist" are driven by emotion.
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Markets Quote

In the short run, the market is a voting machine, but in the long run, it is a weighing machine - Benjamin Graham
It means short-term prices are driven by emotions and popularity, but long-term value is determined by a company's actual financial performance and health.