Ep 34: Nothing Should Be Anything

Episode 34 of the Joyfulness Broadcast podcast, hosted by Nick Shibanov, titled "Ep 34: Nothing Should Be Anything" was published on November 29, 2020 and runs 39 minutes.

November 29, 2020 ·39m · Joyfulness Broadcast

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To say that something "should be" a certain way, be it in the world at large or within, is just an imagined belief system. It's just an opinion. It's just a judgement. These things are not bad and neither are they good. Like anything, these are choices with consequences. The consequence of engaging in the realm of imagination, ideas, and concepts, is some form of suffering. Peace is the total withdrawing from engaging in the vanity of such judgments and opinions. May this episode serve that peace. For the newsletter mentioned visit: https://nickshibanov.com/newsletter

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