Episode 22: Hosts, Hostages and Vagrants

from One Heart One Mind · host Thomas McConkie

What did the early Buddhists of China mean when they said, "Be the host of every situation?" In this episode, Thomas explores a sutra that likens mindful awareness to a "host" allowing innumerable "guests" to come and go through the inn. The trick: to let the guests who want to stay, stay, and to let the guests who want to go, go.

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