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The quote from Tahir Shah's book "In Arabian Nights: A Caravan of Moroccan Dreams" emphasizes the transformative power of belief. It suggests that by believing in oneself and the possibilities around us, what initially seems unattainable can become achievable. This perspective encourages individuals to have faith in their dreams and aspirations, illustrating that with conviction, barriers can be overcome.

Additionally, the quote highlights the idea that things which may not be...

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