1. Response to Text

2. And Buddha, The Blessed One, looked at the way humans treat each other
And Buddha, The Blessed One, looked at the way humans treat each other. He saw how much misery came from foolish acts that are only done to gratify vanity and pride. And the Buddha said: “If someone does wrong to me, I will return to him the protection of my love; the more evil comes to him, the more good shall go from me.”

3. Indian Mystic and founder of Buddhism – religion that believe that you should free yourself from worldly desires
Misery is unhappiness, foolish acts are things that are done without thinking, so unhappiness coming from doing things that don’t improve the world, or ourselves
And Buddha, The Blessed One, looked at the way humans treat each other. He saw how much misery came from foolish acts that are only done to gratify vanity and pride. And the Buddha said: “If someone does wrong to me, I will return to him the protection of my love; the more evil comes to him, the more good shall go from me.”
Conceited, excessive pride
To satisfy the need for
Instead of disliking someone because they’re mean, I will show them love and kindness

4. Indian Mystic and founder of Buddhism – religion that believe that you should free yourself from worldly desires
Misery is unhappiness, foolish acts are things that are done without thinking, so unhappiness coming from doing things that don’t improve the world, or ourselves
And Buddha, The Blessed One, looked at the way humans treat each other. He saw how much misery came from foolish acts that are only done to gratify vanity and pride. And the Buddha said: “If someone does wrong to me, I will return to him the protection of my love; the more evil comes to him, the more good shall go from me.”
Conceited, excessive pride
To satisfy the need for
Like when you volunteer to do something just so someone will see you do it and you’ll be praised for it
Instead of disliking someone because they’re mean, I will show them love and kindness
Why would he do something like that?