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EPISODE · Feb 22, 2020 · 33 MIN

Responding to someone who thinks they have all the answers

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Recorded on November 18, 2019, at the Meditation Center in Chaska, Minnesota.Follow our podcast on iTunes or SpotifySign up now for the Triple Gem Newsletter.Visit our website at Triple Gem of the North

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A meditator recounts an uncomfortable conversation where another person declares that everyone else, except her, does meditation incorrectly. How should a mindful person respond to a situation like this? Sathi replies by introducing the Sanskrit word, muni. Remaining silent. He also explores why arguments are not worth their effort or result. This follows into a valuable discussion about where ego fits in and Sathi talks a little about our common sense of belonging to a group such as our family, our school, our state, our favorite team. The meditators talk about debate vs discussion. Sathi closes talking about being mindful of the person we are talking with as well as the right time and the right place.

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