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Here are the clean points (each sentence separate, left-aligned):
True happiness is found by not being attached to results.
When a person stops focusing on outcomes, inner peace increases.
Human beings usually act with selfish desire for wealth, fame, and power.
But over time, people realize these do not bring lasting happiness.
Even when wealth and fame are achieved, they often feel empty or burdensome.
Real happiness is discovered in a different direction than material success.
Selfishness is not the source of true happiness.
Happiness is experienced when actions bring joy to others.
Service to others gradually becomes an ideal way of life.
However, expectations of reward, gratitude, or recognition still create disappointment.
A deeper understanding arises that attachment to results is the real problem.
This leads to the idea that one should act without worrying about results.
In spiritual teaching, it is said: “You have the right to work, but not to the fruits of action.”
Renunciation of attachment brings peace, joy, and fearlessness.
Work should be done as an offering rather than for personal gain.
When actions are offered to the Divine, they lose their binding effect.
Every action normally creates karma and bondage.
But selfless action performed without attachment does not bind the individual.
The teaching encourages surrendering all results to the Divine.
This attitude leads to freedom from ego and mental suffering.
If you want, I can also convert this into a 1-line Zen summary or comparison with Vipassana/Karma Yoga.
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