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Thich Nhat Hanh · June 6, 2004 · Upper Hamlet, Plum Village, France Not yet reviewed

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Cinematographic Nature of our Consciousness

June 7, 2004 • English • Thich Nhat Hanh

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How can I apply store consciousness in psychotherapy without imposing Buddhist terms?

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How do I relinquish the desire to achieve and become someone?

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If there is no self, who chooses the path and overcomes laziness?

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Doubt and constant self-questioning confuse me; how can I overcome this obstacle?

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My Christian roots have caused pain; how can I embrace a tradition that feels only sad and controlling?

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Overwhelmed by past abuse, addiction, and sexual craving, I feel powerless and want to escape—what can I do?

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What is the deep cause of obesity and how can people overcome compulsive eating?

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