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The Buddha in Jail, Cuong Lu
Cuong Lu

The Buddha in Jail

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  • Sarathhas quoted5 years ago
    Facing suffering, he says, getting beneath defenses and resistance to non-denial of even our most painful memories and experiences, can in itself be a source of happiness.
  • dave80564has quoted6 years ago
    happiness is available when you know who you are and no longer have the illusion of a separate self, when you recognize the penetrating interconnection between yourself and all of life
  • Gloria Nanfukahas quoted6 years ago
    To help someone else is to help yourself.
  • b2497685133has quoted3 years ago
    Numbness is a hindrance that leads to isolation. Feeling our feelings is very important.
  • b2497685133has quoted3 years ago
    Happiness is not just having a pleasant feeling. It’s also being present with an unpleasant one.
  • b2497685133has quoted3 years ago
    There are three bases of happiness: intelligence, feelings, and connection. We need all three.
  • b2497685133has quoted3 years ago
    Faith arising from duality is conditional. It is not true faith. For example, if you’re nice, I believe in you. Real belief is unconditional. It is not scientific, but insightific. It goes beyond individuality or duality.
  • b2497685133has quoted3 years ago
    Mindfulness practice is scientific; awakening is insightific.
  • b2497685133has quoted3 years ago
    Knowledge is always dualistic. Wisdom is nondual.
  • b2497685133has quoted3 years ago
    Taking without giving destabilizes individuals and the economy.
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