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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave All beings tremble before violence.All fear death.All love life.See yourself in others.Then whom can you hurt?What harm can you do? - Quote by Gautama Buddha

All beings tremble before violence.All fear death.All love life.See yourself in others.Then whom can you hurt?What harm can you do?

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