The
Buddha usually describes peaceful people not by what they do, but by
what they don't do. They don't crave or cling to anything. They
aren't angry, fearful, or greedy. They're not concerned with sensual
pleasures. They're not attached to views or doctrines. They aren't
owned by or dependent on things.
Peace
is present when clinging and craving is absent.
This
depiction of peace doesn't rely on doctrines, beliefs, attainments,
or metaphysical realms.
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