Dharma Talk. Listen at your own Risk.
You may have to give up some of your preconceived notions….
Dharma Talk. Listen at your own Risk.
You may have to give up some of your preconceived notions….
Clinging to a firm believing in the ego (as opposed to a naturally occuring sense of self) is based in fear;
Seeing through to (allowing the blossoming of) one’s true nature (as one of the interconnected beings on the planet) is based in freeing up the hold the sense of ego and fear has on oneself.
One does not give up themselves and become someone else, only their need to hold believing it as though it were fixed in place.
Food for thought on the journey to liberation.
Clinging to a firm believing in the ego (as opposed to a naturally occuring sense of self) is based in fear;
Seeing through to (allowing the blossoming of) one’s true nature (as one of the interconnected beings on the planet) is based in freeing up the hold the sense of ego and fear has on oneself.
One does not give up themselves and become someone else, only their need to hold believing it as though it were fixed in place.
Food for thought on the journey to liberation.
Mingyur Rinpoche describes what has been scientifically determined to cause happiness.
You probably won’t be surprised, that it is related to giving to others.
Receiving, curiously and in opposition to what we may believe, does not increase, but decreases happiness.
Enjoy!
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May you be blessed with all good deeds!
欣賞他人,即是莊嚴自己。
證嚴法師靜思語
Because seeing virtue in others is in itself a virtue,
in appreciating others, we in fact dignify ourselves.
Jing-Si Aphorism by Master Cheng-Yen
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From Paul who got this advice from his father.
“Your needs will never break you.” Paul went on to explain that one’s needs will be taken care of. Now our wants, on the other hand.
That’s a different story. They can make one go broke.
Sumer 2012 at the Iowa Sheep and Wool Festival.
Monday Morning Author Interview – Ann Page.
Hi. Check this interview out. Ann is a children’s author, published in a digital format. She’s also a colleague and a strong collaborator in the Chahanssen Writer’s Group and Authors Collective.