Summary
This quote suggests that people who engage in conflicts or fights with others do not experience internal peace or harmony within themselves. It implies that individuals who constantly engage in hostility and seek out battles are unable to find inner tranquility. By focusing on external conflicts, they fail to cultivate the necessary introspection and self-reflection to find inner peace, leading to a constant state of war within themselves. This quote emphasizes the importance of resolving internal turmoil before seeking resolution with others.