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Segment 5—Part Two: Perfect Peace

Michael Cumpian
Mar 27
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Author: Michael Cumpian

Aphorisms (40, 13, 5, 2, 36, 22, 14)

40. Grasp Reality; only then can peace be established in one’s personality.

13. Peace is essential for everyone; having peace is having everything.

5. Pure bliss is the inner nature of every human being.

2. Peace must be expressed in feeling, word, posture, and action; in mind and the performance of duty—all in uniform measure. Then, peace becomes perfect, the highest and most stable.

36. Humanity is truly the nature of peace.

22. Peace is like a mountain of solid stone.

14. Be prepared to cheerfully meet any temporary obstacle on the path. Only then can the goal be reached. Be vigilant and take what comes with a positive attitude. Peace even helps a person to develop the ability to know the future.

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