What are the clouds, if not a pretext for heaven? What is life, if not an escape from death?
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In James Clavell's book "Shōgun," a profound reflection emerges through the quote exploring the duality of existence. Clouds symbolize not just physical phenomena but also serve as a metaphorical bridge to the heavens, suggesting that our aspirations allow us to transcend the mundane. Similarly, life is depicted as a journey or escape from the inevitable reality of death, implying that the experiences we cherish are precious, temporary moments that distract us...
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