“Dialogue: In dialogue, it does not matter whether you are a winner or loser, neither the opponent is right or wrong; the important thing is how you could realise and live the truth peacefully.”

—  Thich Nhat Tu

Buddhist Socteriological Ethics: A Study of the Buddha’s Central Teachings (1999)

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