“Kebijaksanaan yang paling tinggi adalah, jangan khawatir akan hari esok.”
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Attribution note
Indonesian: 'The highest wisdom is, don't worry about tomorrow.' Generic and closer to the Gospel of Matthew than to any traced Gandhi text; circulates in Indonesian collections without a source.
Likely origin: Indonesian-language line echoing 'take no thought for the morrow'; no primary Gandhi source
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Often shared as Gandhi, this echoes the Gospel's 'take no thought for the morrow' rather than any traced source of his. The point is practical: worry borrows suffering from a day that may never come, draining the attention you need for the one in front of you.
When to use it
- Before a big exam, a student studies tonight's chapter instead of spiraling over the whole syllabus.
- A freelancer facing an uncertain month focuses on finishing today's invoice rather than imagining bankruptcy.
- A patient awaiting test results plans dinner and a walk instead of rehearsing every possible diagnosis.