We are all sent the dreams we yearn for, she thought; no matter how unhappy or fraught our waking world may be, we are sent dreams in which we can do the things the heart really wants us to do.
by Alexander McCall Smith
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The quote reflects the idea that dreams serve as a means of fulfillment, allowing individuals to pursue their deepest desires despite the challenges they face in their waking lives. It suggests that even when reality is filled with difficulties and discontent, dreams offer an escape and a chance to experience what we truly long for, acting as a sanctuary for our aspirations.

This internal journey through dreams resonates with the human experience, emphasizing the importance of hope and the ability to envision a life that aligns with our heart's wishes. It highlights the notion that dreams are not just mere fantasies but can be seen as a guiding force that inspires us to strive for what we desire in life.

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