Quote By Gautama Buddha

Do Not Dwell In The Past. Do Not Dream Of The Future. Concentrate The Mind On The Present Moment.

Mind Mindfulness Present Moment

Founder of Buddhism

Born: c. 563 BCE or 480 BCE

Died: c. 483 BCE or 400 BCE

Gautama Buddha, born a prince, renounced luxury for enlightenment. His teachings on suffering and spiritual liberation laid Buddhism's foundation, influencing millions worldwide.

Explanation Of The Quote

Gautama Buddha's quote emphasizes the importance of mindfulness and living in the present moment. Dwelling on past regrets or constantly dreaming of the future can distract from the richness of the current experience. It encourages focusing on the here and now to find peace and contentment.

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