"What one hides is worth neither more nor less than what one finds. And what one hides from oneself is worth neither more nor less than what one allows others to find"

This quote by Andre Breton speaks with the suggestion that what we choose to maintain hidden from ourselves and also from others is of equivalent worth. It suggests that we ought to not put basically significance on the things we choose to maintain covert, as they are of equivalent worth. This quote urges us to be sincere with ourselves and with others, and also to not put too much emphasis on the things we choose to maintain hidden. It likewise recommends that we must be open to enabling others to find out what we have maintained covert, as it is of equal value to what we have found. Eventually, this quote motivates us to be straightforward and also open with ourselves and with others, and to not put excessive significance on the things we pick to maintain concealed.