Saadi
Saadi (c. 1210–1291) was a Persian poet and prose writer from Shiraz, best known for his works Bustan and Golestan which blend ethical maxims and social observation. This quote reflects his recurring themes of moral resilience and practical wisdom.
Quotes by Saadi
Quotes: 2
The Strength of a Resilient Heart in Overcoming Obstacles
Bringing the focus to the present, individuals can nurture resilience in daily life through practices such as mindfulness, reflection, and community support. By fostering a resilient heart, people become better equipped to manage setbacks and aspire toward ambitious goals. In this way, Saadi’s wisdom endures, guiding us to develop inner strength so that no challenge feels insurmountable. [...]
Created on: 8/4/2025
Guarding the Mind: Saadi’s Counsel Against Unnecessary Thoughts
Ultimately, guarding against unnecessary thoughts creates space for intentional living. By mastering this internal defense, individuals can direct their focus toward purposeful actions, stronger relationships, and personal growth. As Saadi implies, peace of mind isn’t granted by circumstance but forged by the quiet discipline of guarding one’s thoughts—turning simple advice into enduring armor amid life’s unpredictabilities. [...]
Created on: 5/9/2025