Gen Thekchen introduces emptiness with disarming humor — looking at his audience and showing how the same people can appear as kind or horrible depending entirely on the mind’s projection. He reveals that spiritual practice is simply about reducing exaggeration and bringing our mind closer to reality.
Further reading in the following book: The New Eight Steps to Happiness
Patience is a mind that welcomes wholeheartedly whatever arises having given up the idea that things should be other than what they are. In...
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