Thich Nhat Hanh Quotes
When We Live With Another Person, We Should Help Each Other Transform The Internal Formations That We Have Produced In Each Other. By Practicing Understanding And Loving Speech, We Can Help Each Other A Great Deal. Happiness Is No Longer An Individual Matter. If The Other Person Is Not Happy, We Will Not Be Happy Either. Therefore, To Transform The Internal Formations In The Other Is To Bring About Our Own Happiness As Well. A Person Can Create Internal Formations In Her Partner, And Her Partner Can Do So For Her, And If They Continue To Create Knots In Each Other, One Day They'll Have No Happiness Left. A Person Needs To Recognize Quickly Any Newly Formed Knot Inside Herself. She Should Take The Time To Observe It And, With Her Partner's Help, Transform The Internal Formation. She Might Say, "Darling, I Have An Internal Formation. Can You Please Help Me?" This Is Easy When The States Of Mind Of Both Partners Are Still Light And Not Loaded With Many Internal Formations.
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