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When I say the word You, I mean _x000D_ a hundred universes.
Rumi
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Interpretation

What this quote means

This quote expresses the infinite and profound nature of love, suggesting that the connection with someone encompasses vast and beautiful dimensions.

Rumi's quote highlights the depth of human connection and the immense significance of a single person in our lives. By stating that 'You' signifies a hundred universes, he implies that love transcends the physical realm and delves into a boundless emotional and spiritual experience, illustrating how fundamentally interconnected we are through our relationships.

Themes

LoveConnectionInfinityRelationshipsDepth

In practice

Example use cases

Use this quote in a wedding speech to celebrate the profound connection between the couple.

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