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It means you ultimately got to a good or "high" place even though the path that led there was a rough one or "narrow". At least that's what it means to me, it is a reminder to get and I have already got to a place where I want to be and where I am happy, even though it was a long, rough road full of obstacles. I also have it tattooed on my forearm in Latin.
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