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Home in the Present Moment

Thich Nhat Hanh · November 20, 2008 · Lower Hamlet, Plum Village, France

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“Clearly, the approach of Buddhism does not require faith in anyone, no need to believe in Buddha, no need to believe in God, just rely on one’s own wisdom to acknowledge the presence of suffering, find the cause of suffering, and transform the suffering within oneself and in life.”

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