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Join Kadam Morten to understand that Buddha was a scientist of the mind. He discovered through personal experimentation that the principal cause of lasting happiness is inner peace.
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Join Kadam Morten to understand that Buddha was a scientist of the mind. He discovered through personal experimentation that the principal cause of lasting happiness is inner peace. Follow his example to discover this for yourself. This extract is taken from a teaching given by Kadam Morten at KMC NYC and is based on the book How to Transform Your Life by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso. It is available as a free ebook download in seven languages at howtotyl.com
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