The Roof Overhead: A Monk’s Lesson in Equanimity
Equanimity is not a passive state; it’s an active practice rooted in mindfulness and self-awareness.
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Equanimity is not a passive state; it’s an active practice rooted in mindfulness and self-awareness.
The Roof Overhead: A Monk’s Lesson in Equanimity Read More »
Margaret’s message is clear: spiritual practice is not about achieving a perfect existence devoid of problems but about learning to be present and compassionate in the face of adversity.
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Some days you make the hard play with ease and some days you drop the ball. Thoughts on equanimity in our practice and in our lives.
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The importance of recognizing your feelings and responses to life’s occurrences, gently reminding you that while you can’t control what happens, you can certainly control how you react to it.
It’s about fostering resilience and strength, rather than being swept away by the extremes of emotional highs and lows.
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Are we merely subjects to the whims of fate, or active participants steering through the chaos of transformation towards a hopeful future?
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