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The Supreme understanding is to realize the meaning of selflessness. Our primary delusion is our identification with ourselves as autonomous and unchanging. This misperception is the cause of Dukkha, the underlying dissatisfaction with our lives. Fundamental to the Buddhist practice is an understanding that we do not exist as we think we do or in any way we could possibly imagine. This first teaching of Atisha's text invites us into the open space potential of who we really are. Jetsunma outlines some of the basic tenants of the Buddhist path and inspires us to seek something deeper than what we already know.
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Dec 21, 2018
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Training the Mind with Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo
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Katherine E |
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Lily A |
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Hoda G |
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Kira Sloane |
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Hoda, I have found the Bhagavad Gita to be a wonderful resource and guide for unpacking this mystical state of desire-less action. xok
5 years ago
Very wonderful explanation of something so hard to explain - how we don’t exist as we think we are. By peeling the layers back, how can we find what makes the “I” an “I?” Selflessness is a tricky subject. Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo articulated this all wonderfully.
5 years ago
Thank you❤️ She is amazing. The way she talks is like being on the journey with her. Love and very peaceful.
My mind was going in all these directions. As I listened my mind slowed down and there was a peaceful calmness.
4 years ago
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