• Overcoming Self-Cherishing & Actualizing Our Potential - A Discussion with Joseph Giacona and France Roy

  • May 19 2024
  • Length: 36 mins
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Overcoming Self-Cherishing & Actualizing Our Potential - A Discussion with Joseph Giacona and France Roy

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  • In this engaging dialogue, two Buddhist practitioners explore the teachings on overcoming the self-cherishing mind that holds us back from actualizing our full potential. Key insights discussed include: Distinguishing between self-grasping at an inherently existent self vs. wisely cherishing our enlightened potential Using the "algorithm" of connecting to inner peace and Buddha nature to counteract limited self-identification The importance of wisdom and familiarizing with a peaceful mind as an antidote to self-cherishing and delusion How worldly pleasures and accomplishments alone cannot bring lasting happiness without inner transformation Through relatable examples and clear explanations of core Buddhist principles, the speakers illustrate a path to freedom from the self-centered mind and the cultivation of universal compassion. An invaluable discussion for anyone interested in Buddhist psychology and personal development. #Buddhism #self-cherishing #self-grasping #meditation #kadampa #dharma #innerpeace #buddhanature #delusion #suffering #happiness #Lamrim
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