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“la felicidad siempre tiene un objeto, somo felices por algo,es un sentimiento cuya existencia depende del exterior. La alegría, en cambio, no tiene objeto. Te posee sin ningún motivo aparente, en su esencia se parece al sol: arde gracias a la combustión de su propio corazón.”

Quote by Susanna Tamaro

Book:Follow Your Heart
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Follow Your Heart

This book explores the concept of following one's heart in the pursuit of happiness and success. It delves into the importance of understanding one's emotions and desires, providing strategies for making life choices that align with personal values and passions. more

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Susanna Tamaro
Susanna Tamaro

Susanna Tamaro is an Italian novelist known for her emotionally rich and delicate works. Her books often focus on family, love, and interpersonal relationships, and have won the hearts of readers worldwide. more

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