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Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha). The most famous aphorisms

Everything for everything always.
Any intensified attachment to everything earthly is suffering.
If a person's hand is not wounded, he can touch snake venom - poison is not dangerous to a healthy hand, only for that evil is harmless who does not do evil himself.
True faith is not an ostentatious faith in temples, manifested in rituals, customs, but hidden in hearts, matured in deeds.
Victory breeds hatred, the defeated lives in sorrow. In happiness lives the calm, who has refused victory and defeat.
Canal builders release water, archers subdue an arrow, carpenters subdue wood, wise men humble themselves.

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