EPISODE · Dec 23, 2011
Beyond Differences
from Stories that move with you everywhere you travel · host Geoffrey Shugen Arnold Sensei
deeply ingrained habit of attaching to those differences and investing them with meaning and permanence. In this stirring talk, Shugen Sensei explores the legacy of racism in the US, our ongoing struggle as a country to live up to our professed ideals, and his wish that all who encounter the dharma can decide whether it's for them without feeling excluded by virtue of their "differences".
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Visit the episode webpage below to sign up to the Audible 30-day free trial to listen to full audiobooks for free! Title: Beyond Differences Subtitle: The Great Way Is Without Difficulty Author: Geoffrey Shugen Arnold Sensei Publisher: Dharma Communications Release date: 12-23-2011 Language: English Summary: At the root of all conflict and violence in the world is the way we use our mind to perceive differences. The differences themselves aren't the problem; they make the world interesting. The problem is our deeply ingrained habit of attaching to those differences and investing them with meaning and permanence. In this stirring talk, Shugen Sensei explores the legacy of racism in the US, our ongoing struggle as a country to live up to our professed ideals, and his wish that all who encounter the dharma can decide whether it's for them without feeling excluded by virtue of their "differences".
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