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When I find myself in times of trouble _x000D_ Mother Mary comes to me, _x000D_ speaking words of wisdom "Let it be".
John Lennon
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Interpretation

What this quote means

The quote suggests finding peace and acceptance during difficult times.

In this quote, John Lennon expresses the idea that in moments of distress and uncertainty, one can find solace in wise and comforting thoughts. The phrase 'Let it be' serves as a reminder to accept what we cannot change and to trust that things will unfold in the way they are meant to, providing a sense of calm and reassurance.

Themes

WisdomAcceptancePeaceTroubleComfort

In practice

Example use cases

Sharing this quote during a support group meeting to encourage acceptance among participants.

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