In October 2018, Reverend WonGong discussed the importance of managing expectations and releasing judgmental thoughts. She encouraged us to ask, "Am I bothered by the person, or by their action?" By moving beyond dualistic thinking, we can embrace the sentiment of Buffalo Springfield: "If nobody’s right, then everybody's wrong."





















 
 






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In October 2018, Reverend WonGong discussed the importance of managing expectations and releasing judgmental thoughts. She encouraged us to ask, "Am I bothered by the person, or by their action?" By moving beyond dualistic thinking, we can embrace the sentiment of Buffalo Springfield: "If nobody’s right, then everybody's wrong." https://www.wonbuddhismnc.org/donations

In October 2018, Reverend WonGong discussed the importance of managing expectations and releasing judgmental thoughts. She encouraged us to ask, "Am I bothered by the person, or by their action?" By moving beyond dualistic thinking, we can embrace the sentiment of Buffalo Springfield: "If nobody’s right, then everybody's wrong."





















 
 






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Freeing Ourselves From Judgment [TBT Dharma]

The Won Buddhism community of North Carolina shares what it means to practice modern-day Buddhism through dharma talks, healing chants, QiGong, etc., things that help one get to the heart of practice.

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The Won Buddhism community of North Carolina shares what it means to practice modern-day Buddhism through dharma talks, healing chants, QiGong, etc., things that help one get to the heart of practice.

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