Live in joy, in love,even among those who hate.Live in joy, in health,even among the afflicted.Live in joy, in peace,eve — Gautama Buddha
Live in joy, in love,even among those who hate.Live in joy, in health,even among the afflicted.Live in joy, in peace,eve — Gautama Buddha
Live in joy, in love,even among those who hate.Live in joy, in health,even among the afflicted.Live in joy, in peace,eve — Gautama Buddha
Live in joy, in love,even among those who hate.Live in joy, in health,even among the afflicted.Live in joy, in peace,eve — Gautama Buddha
Live in joy, in love,even among those who hate.Live in joy, in health,even among the afflicted.Live in joy, in peace,eve — Gautama Buddha
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Live in joy, in love,even among those who hate.Live in joy, in health,even among the afflicted.Live in joy, in peace,even among the troubled.Look within, be still.Free from fear and attachment,know the sweet joy of the way.

— Gautama Buddha
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