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“If you have no contentment, you are poor even though you may be wealthy. for the mind of a miser is never satisfied. Those who are content are truly the richest. Even if they have little, their minds are filled with happiness. —Stainless Light, the testament of Drimé Özer”

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Book:The Life of Longchenpa: The Omniscient Dharma King of the Vast Expanse

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