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Things are always in transition. To stay with the uncertainty is the path of true awakening - relaxing in the midst of chaos, learning not to panic.
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Fear is a universal experience. It is not a dreadful thing to feel fear when faced with the unknown. It's part of being alive.
We should become intimate with fear instead of treating it as a problem to be solved. Out of that arises strength.
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Remaining present and intimate with the moment requires "maitri" - the Buddhist practice of loving-kindness toward oneself.
With "maitri", you're not trying to solve a problem or making the pain go away or becoming a better person. It is giving up control altogether and letting c...
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The Tibetan expressions "ye tang che", is another Buddhist concept at odds with our Western coping mechanism. "Ye tang che" means totally tired out. It describes the feeling of complete hopelessness and is the beginning of the beginning.
Without giving up hope - that there's...
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Maximisation of pleasure is erroneously thought to be the path towards a good life. Avoidance of pain, disappointment, injury, sickness, boredom, loneliness and sadness is what is generally pursued by all, not realizing that pain and suffering are inevitable if one is alive.
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