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food for the soul

FOOD for the SOHL

fuːd fɔːr ðə soʊl

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foodforthesoul

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something that provides deep spiritual, emotional, or moral nourishment; an experience, relationship, creative work, or idea that satisfies needs beyond the physical and sustains one's inner life; the metaphor equates spiritual and emotional sustenance with the physical necessity of food, implying that the soul, like the body, requires regular nourishment to remain healthy and vital

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