No one can go through life, just as no one can cross a field in the countryside, without leaving traces behind, and those traces may be useful to those who come after to find their way.
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Search results for Saint Bernard de Clairvaux (possible), John Ray (possible)
99 allegories found
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Life is an experimental journey, undertaken involuntarily.
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Regarding life, and the phrases associated with it, those who have unwavering faith know best, having found in the word of God (or a supernatural entity) the torch of their existence.
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When you can't walk fast, walk. When you can't walk, use a cane. But, never hold yourself back.
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You cannot travel a road without being the road itself.
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He who walks sometimes falls. Only those who sit never fall.
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Human life on Earth is a pilgrimage. We all are aware of being transient in the world.
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Fai di ogni passo una tua scelta. Crea te stesso e assumitene l’intera responsabilità.
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Who follows the path of truth does not stumble.
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