I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy tea — Dalai Lama XIV
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I took note of the Buddha's teaching that in one sense a supposed enemy is more valuable than a friend, for an enemy teaches you things, such as forbearance, that a friend generally does not.

— Dalai Lama XIV
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