Quote by Leo Tolstoy

A truly wise man is always joyful.

A truly wise man is always joyful.

Summary

This quote suggests that genuine wisdom brings about a state of constant joyfulness. It implies that a wise person, with their deep insight and understanding, is able to navigate life's challenges without succumbing to negativity or despair. This wisdom enables them to find fulfillment and happiness in any situation, knowing that true joy can be found within themselves and not dependent on external circumstances. It implies that true enlightenment is intricately tied with an enduring sense of joy, serving as an indicator of moral and intellectual growth.

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By Leo Tolstoy

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