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Added description of equanimity, from the reference the poster used. Bolded equanimous, and changed phraseology of last sentence
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In buddhism one of the four sublime states is equanimity, sodescribed as:

Equanimity is a perfect, unshakable balance of mind, rooted in insight

Thus, the adjective I'd suggest is equanimousequanimous, (which doesn't quite trip off the tongue).

Also of relevanceTo learn more, for interestsee: Akkosa Sutta: Insult

In buddhism one of the four sublime states is equanimity, so the adjective I'd suggest is equanimous, (which doesn't quite trip off the tongue).

Also of relevance, for interest: Akkosa Sutta: Insult

In buddhism one of the four sublime states is equanimity, described as:

Equanimity is a perfect, unshakable balance of mind, rooted in insight

Thus, the adjective I'd suggest is equanimous, (which doesn't quite trip off the tongue).

To learn more, see: Akkosa Sutta: Insult

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In buddhism one of the four sublime states is equanimity, so the adjective I'd suggest is equanimous, (which doesn't quite trip off the tongue).

Also of relevance, for interest: Akkosa Sutta: Insult