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"Universal Mindfulness: Integrating Buddhist Principles into Everyday Life"

Thich Nhat Hanh · June 6, 2004 · Upper Hamlet, Plum Village, France
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This talk details integrating Buddhist meditation practices into various fields without overt Buddhist terminology, emphasizing mindfulness and compassion. Concepts like store consciousness can be explained using subconscious and unconscious terms. The essence of Buddhism transcends labels, encouraging compassion and understanding. Happiness stems from clarity on one’s path, practicing mindfulness, and embodying compassion. The Noble Eightfold Path and Four Noble Truths are crucial teachings, adaptable to contemporary language. Engaged Buddhism integrates these principles into daily life, fostering renewal and transformation within traditions. Recognizing shared suffering aids healing, and mindful eating nurtures compassion. Taking refuge in a supportive sangha nurtures growth and belonging.

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