Gautama Buddha: Seclusion is happiness for the content one, one who sees the Dhamma that was heard; No ill-will is happiness in the worl

Seclusion is happiness for the content one, one who sees the Dhamma that was hea — Gautama Buddha

Seclusion is happiness for the content one, one who sees the Dhamma that was heard; No ill-will is happiness in the world, restraint to living beings.

Gautama Buddha

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