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Life is a succession of moments that keep changing, like thoughts. Sometimes it's okay, sometimes it's not going well. Even if it is in human nature to ruminate, we must not be invaded by a negative thought, because thoughts are like guests, or friends of good days. As soon as you arrive, some can evaporate, and even those that are rumped for a long time can disappear in an instant. The moments are precious. Sometimes they drag, other times they escape us, and yet we could take advantage of it so much. Just grab them ...
by Cecelia Ahern
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The essence of life is captured in the fleeting nature of moments, which fluctuate like our thoughts. There are times when life feels favorable, but other moments can be challenging. It is natural to dwell on negative thoughts, yet we must resist letting them dominate our minds. Instead, we should treat our thoughts as visitors, recognizing that even persistent ones can fade away.

Each moment carries value and can either linger or slip away quickly. Acknowledging the transient nature of life can encourage us to seize the opportunities that come our way. By embracing the present and letting go of negativity, we can fully appreciate the beauty in each moment, as suggested in Cecelia Ahern's book "How to Fall in Love."

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