Meaning of "Amor Fati"
A Latin phrase meaning "Amor Fati" (Love of Fate), referring to an attitude of positively embracing one's given fate and the present moment (or the song that celebrates it)
"I told myself that even my daily misfortunes were ultimately part of my life, and shouted Amor Fati."
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