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Peace is Happiness at Rest

Peace is Happiness at Rest

…and Happiness is Peace in motion.

You can't achieve peace by focusing on external problems, because those are infinite. You gain peace by focusing on internal problems, and giving up on those that are not important.

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Believer of Peace, Follower of Happiness

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