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EPISODE · Jun 13, 2020 · 33 MIN

The Eight Dharmas

from #AncientTexan · host #AncientTexan

We move toward pleasure and away from pain.  But much of what we move toward and away from is a construct in our own minds.  Understanding how you "work" as a human being can give you a more peaceful life, reduce suffering, and give you more compassion for humanity.  But you need an open mind and the willingness to look at things in a different way that you have been taught by Western Culture. #AncientTexan

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We move toward pleasure and away from pain.  But much of what we move toward and away from is a construct in our own minds.  Understanding how you "work" as a human being can give you a more peaceful life, reduce suffering, and give you more compassion for humanity.  But you need an open mind and the willingness to look at things in a different way that you have been taught by Western Culture. #AncientTexan

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