Quote by Thomas a Kempis

He will easily be content and at peace, whose conscience is pure.

He will easily be content and at peace, whose conscience is

Summary

This quote suggests that someone with a pure conscience will find it effortless to be content and find inner peace. When our conscience is clean, and we have no feelings of guilt or wrongdoing, it is easier to live in a state of contentment. Inner peace comes from the absence of inner turmoil, and a pure conscience provides that tranquility. By living in accordance with our values and principles, we can cultivate a pure conscience, leading to a more fulfilling and peaceful existence.

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By Thomas a Kempis

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