Timeline for Why were the Air Nomads against the concept of hope?

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Apr 28, 2016 at 7:45	comment	added	Liesmith		Just my interpretation, but I think it's similar to Jedi in the original trilogy: the Air Nomads view focusing on the past or future to be a distraction from focusing on the moment, which is the only time over which you have true control. Simply "hoping" for something won't make it come to be.
Apr 28, 2016 at 3:44	comment	added	phantom42		There's a lot of discussion amongst Buddhists about whether hope is a positive or negative idea. Seems like they're just following the idea of the negative connotation.
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