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Don’t Take Your Life Personally is a book written by Luang Por Sumedho in 2010. In it the author encourages us not to take our lives personally, but to look at the reality of this moment free from beliefs, views and opinions.
The post 24 – Seeing The Path (Continued) appeared first on Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.
Don’t Take Your Life Personally is a book written by Luang Por Sumedho in 2010. In it the author encourages us not to take our lives personally, but to look at the reality of this moment free from beliefs, views and opinions.
The post 19 – This Pure Subject Has No Name appeared first on Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.
Don’t Take Your Life Personally is a book written by Luang Por Sumedho in 2010. In it the author encourages us not to take our lives personally, but to look at the reality of this moment free from beliefs, views and opinions.
The post 20 – This Pure Subject Has No Name (Continued) appeared first on Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.
Don’t Take Your Life Personally is a book written by Luang Por Sumedho in 2010. In it the author encourages us not to take our lives personally, but to look at the reality of this moment free from beliefs, views and opinions.
The post 21 – Knowing Not Knowing appeared first on Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.
Don’t Take Your Life Personally is a book written by Luang Por Sumedho in 2010. In it the author encourages us not to take our lives personally, but to look at the reality of this moment free from beliefs, views and opinions.
The post 25 – Intuitive Awareness appeared first on Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.
Don’t Take Your Life Personally is a book written by Luang Por Sumedho in 2010. In it the author encourages us not to take our lives personally, but to look at the reality of this moment free from beliefs, views and opinions.
The post 26 – Intuitive Awareness (Continued) appeared first on Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.
Don’t Take Your Life Personally is a book written by Luang Por Sumedho in 2010. In it the author encourages us not to take our lives personally, but to look at the reality of this moment free from beliefs, views and opinions.
The post 27 – The Sense of Timelessness appeared first on Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.
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