what does “youer” mean in the below quote?

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“Today you are You, that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is Youer than You.”is it your or is there any special meaning for the word "youer" or its just used for rhythmic sense.Let me know.

Kendrick Lakin · Accepted Answer

This sentence sounds decidedly Seussian to me. "Youer" is not an actual word in the English language; it is used in this sentence to fit the rhyme scheme, and to use a couplet to enhance exactly what the writer is trying to convey. The writer is just trying to explain that every single person is a unique individual, and no one else has the exact same personality, mannerisms, etc., as you.

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This Site Might Help You.RE:what does "youer" mean in the below quote?“Today you are You, that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is Youer than You.” is it your or is there any special meaning for the word "youer" or its just used for rhythmic sense.Let me know.

Kendrick Lakin · Answer

Dear Friend, you gave Excellent translation in English and still want what '' ABOUT"" this verse ? Exactly what do you want? The meaning you know. It was said about Shiva ( that does not mean Shiva alone , you can say Any god , because there is ONE GOD ALONE ). The Author of the verse is telling GOD is YOUR MOTHER, FATHER, FRIEND ,RELATIVE ,HE IS THE WEALTH AND THE GNAANAM , IN ESSENCE HE IS EVERYTHING TO YOU . THAT IS NATURAL. WHAT EVER EXISTS IS HE ONLY BE IT A HUMAN OR ANIMAL OR A THING. ONE HAS TO DEVELOP THAT '' EYE'' TO SEE THAT IN EVERY THING.THAT IS NOT THAT EASY AS SAID. You may add some details why or with what intention posted the question so that we may try to reply in that Direction. This Dull head could understand that much only. I am NO MORE KNOWLEDGEABLE IN RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY AS PER YA, as they removed the TC badge as you see.

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