Quote by Mahatma Gandhi

Patience means self-suffering.

Patience means self-suffering.

Summary

This quote suggests that patience involves enduring hardship or discomfort on one's own. It implies that true patience requires the ability to tolerate difficulties or challenges without external support or relief. In other words, it emphasizes the idea of bearing the burden of waiting or being in a state of endurance without succumbing to impatience or frustration. Patience, according to this perspective, requires a certain level of self-restraint and resilience in order to endure trials or delays without complaining or seeking immediate gratification.

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By Mahatma Gandhi

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