Debasish MridhaHappiness is the ultimate beauty of life.
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Happiness is the ultimate beauty of life. Happiness is often sought after and pursued in life, but happiness is not the ultimate beauty of life. The ultimate beauty of life lies in respecting others and treating people with kindness and love.
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