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India :
our notion of happiness may be responsible for our suffering. That is why Buddha advises us to look again deeply into the nature of our desires.
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The core of Buddhist teaching is non-attachment of views. One has to strive for the truth. If you think that anyone who disagrees with you is wrong, you tend to become fanatical. That’s the obstacle.
‘If you continue looking deeply into the heart of truth and if you want to obtain a higher form of truth, you have to bend. That is non-attachment. You have to put a leash on all kinds of whims to climb to the seat of truth, the 82-year-old monk, known for his peace activism in Vietnam, said at the launch.
‘If you continue looking deeply into the heart of truth and if you want to obtain a higher form of truth, you have to bend. That is non-attachment. You have to put a leash on all kinds of whims to climb to the seat of truth, the 82-year-old monk, known for his peace activism in Vietnam, said at the launch.
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Based on discourses by the master Zen monk, who specialises in mindfulness meditative techniques, it offers practical ways to overcome fear and sorrow.