Well I have absolutely no idea in which section this should go so I'm posting it here hehe. A friend of mine shared the following quote on FB:
"In the end these things matter most:"
How well did you love?
How fully did you live?
How deeply did you let go?"
— Siddhārtha Gautama
Where did Buddha say this? Did he even say it? I can only find other sites that attribute this quote to the Buddha but they give no exact source.
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Re: A quote
by Konchog1 » Sun Jul 29, 2012 10:03 pm
I rather doubt it. Sounds like the usual seemingly profound new age babble we hear all the time.
"Neu-sur-ba said: You must see any affliction as an enemy and attack it as soon as it arises in your mind. Otherwise, if you acquiesce when it first appears, and then nurture it with improper thoughts, you will have no way to defeat it, and it will conquer you in the end.”
-Lam Rim Chen Mo eng v01 pg. 348 tib pg. 275
-Lam Rim Chen Mo eng v01 pg. 348 tib pg. 275
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