Matshona DhliwayoLove is the greatest drug; joy is the strongest medicine; virtue is the noblest remedy; together, they are the greatest therapy.
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The greatest drug is love, the strongest medicine is joy, the noblest remedy is virtue, and together, they are the greatest therapy. The greatest love we can have is to be in love with something we believe in and we must endeavor to make it real for ourselves and everyone else. The greatest joy we can feel is that of helping others and seeing them smile and feel better. We can become a better person by using our time and energy in a positive manner and being virtuous. Our lives will be easier when we let ourselves be healed by these things.
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