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When the world is itself draped in the mantle of night, the mirror of the mind is like the sky in which thoughts twinkle like stars.
Khushwant Singh
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What this quote means

The quote suggests that in darkness, our thoughts can illuminate and shine, much like stars in the night sky.

Khushwant Singh's quote poetically illustrates the idea that in moments of darkness or uncertainty in the world, our minds can still find light and clarity through thoughtful reflection. Just as the night sky is adorned with stars that twinkle brightly despite the dark backdrop, our thoughts can shine and bring insight, guidance, and inspiration even in difficult times.

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