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A good deed

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Whosoever, by a good deed, covers the evil done, such a one illuminates this world like the moon freed from clouds.

The Dhammapada (450 B.C.)

About Author: Indian spiritual teacher (Siddhārtha Gautama) who founded Buddhism. Born c. 563 BCE or 623 BCE Lumbini, today in Nepal. Died c. 483 BCE or 543 BCE Kushinagar, today in India.

Look upon the world

Just as one would look upon a bubble, just as one would look upon a mirage - if a person thus looks upon the world, the King of Death sees him not.

The Dhammapada (450 B.C.)

One sentence of the Doctrine

One sentence of the Doctrine, which brings happiness to a person who understands, is better than one hundred stanzas consisting of meaningless words.

The Dhammapada (450 B.C.)

Wise and foolish men

Heedful among the heedless, watchful among the sleeping, the wise man outstrips the foolish man as a race horse outstrips an old horse.

The Dhammapada (450 B.C.)

Fool and wise

The fool who knows that he is a fool is for that very reason a wise man; the fool who thinks that he is wise is called a fool indeed.

The Dhammapada (450 B.C.)

How all things rise and pass away

Though one should live a hundred years without comprehending how all things rise and pass away, yet better, indeed, is a single day's life of one who comprehends how all things rise and pass away.

The Dhammapada (450 B.C.)

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