Samaddhi Discourse 2

Thich Nhat Hanh · Tháng 5 28, 2000 · Upper Hamlet, Plum Village, France · Chỉ có âm thanh Chưa được xem xét Tech notes

The Samiddhi Sutra teaches that the Dharma addresses the present moment, transcending time to bring nourishment, healing, and the transformation of suffering. Understanding the true nature of desire prevents the desiring mind from arising, allowing one to remain free and dwell in the wonders of life.

Operating on the ground of self causes suffering through three complexes that must be ended:

The complex of superiority
The complex of inferiority
The complex of equality

All three complexes are based on the notion of self. True equanimity requires the wisdom of non-discrimination, or nirvikalpa-jñāna, where the distinction between self and other is transcended. Taking care of oneself is taking care of the Sangha, and taking care of the Sangha is taking care of oneself. Just as the right hand naturally helps the left hand without a sense of superiority, all achievements within the community are collective products rather than individual creations, freeing us from pride and suffering.

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I think this is not a duplicate of the other talk on same day (the other talk is monastic talk)

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