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Buddhism Quote by Simon Parke

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““In Buddhist thought, enlightenment is understood not as the presence of something but as the absence of something: the permanent extinction in our lives of greed, hatred and delusion. Enlightenment is not the acquisition of new ideas but the patient removal of old ways of being our selves.””

Simon Parke

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