1965: Cultivation Story: What My Child Going to College Taught Me About Letting Go

A practitioner in China shares her recent experience of confronting her own attachments as her son applied to university. Wishing for a blissful and comfortable life, and good things for one’s family are normal desires, however as a practitioner she came to see her attachments to fame and reputation. Through self reflection and a series of vivid dreams, she has been able to see her son as a fellow cultivator. This and other experience-sharing on the Minghui website.Original Articles:1. My Understanding of My Child Entering Higher Education: No Longer Be Attached to Losses and Gains in the Mundane World2. The Importance of Cultivating Well3. Breaking Through Fear and Facing My Harassers Directly4. Correcting Unrighteous Thoughts and Cultivating According to the Fa To provide feedback on this podcast, please email us at [email protected]

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