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Continuación del Festival: Retiro post-Festival de Otoño de 2026
Sep 27, 2026
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Cherishing Others Protects Your Peace
If we really care and love people, then we'd have no basis to get jealous of them. Because why would we be jealous of them? We care for them, and if we care for people, what does that mean? We want them to be happy.
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Kadam Bridget Heyes
Kadam Bridget explains how learning to cherish others can transform difficult relationships and protect our own peace of mind. She explores why jealousy, anger, and irritation arise when we feel disconnected from others, and offers a practical way of seeing people more positively by recognizing the kindness and benefits we receive from them.
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