Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche. Ecce Homo how one becomes himself (№ 184437)

Ressentiment is something in itself forbidden for the patient - his evil: unfortunately, also his most natural propensity. - It is understood the profound physiologist Buddha. His "religion", which would rather be called a hygiene so as not to mix it with such pitiful things as Christianity put its action in reliance on the victory over ressentiment: to release from his soul is the first step to recovery. "Not by hatred hatred ends, friendship ends in hatred" - it is at the beginning of the Buddha's teachings, saying, not morality, so says the physiology.