Matthieu Ricard Quotes
The Humble Person Has Nothing To Lose And Nothing To Gain. If She Is Praised, She Feels That It Is Humility, And Not Herself, That Is Being Praised. If She Is Criticized, She Feels That Bringing Her Faults To Light Is A Great Favor. "Few People Are Wise Enough To Prefer Useful Criticism To Treacherous Praise," Wrote La Rochefoucauld, Echoing The Tibetan Sages Who Are Pleased To Recall That "the Best Teaching Is That Which Unmasks Our Hidden Faults." Free Of Hope And Fear Alike, The Humble Person Remains Lighthearted.
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