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'He insulted me, he cheated me, he beat me, he robbed me' -- those who are free of resentful thoughts surely find peace.

'He insulted me, he cheated me, he beat me, he robbed me' --

Summary

This quote emphasizes the power of letting go of negative emotions and cultivating a peaceful state of mind. It suggests that harboring resentful thoughts towards those who have wronged us only perpetuates inner turmoil. Instead, by choosing to free ourselves from resentment, we can find tranquility and inner peace. It encourages a shift in perspective, reminding us that our peace of mind is not dependent on the actions of others but rather on our response to those actions.

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Peace

By Buddha

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