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In this talk by Gen-la Dekyong we learn why everybody needs to be good natured with a good heart.
Gen-la Dekyong
In this talk by Gen-la Dekyong we learn why everybody needs to be good natured with a good heart. Whatever is happening in our life, and whoever is appearing in our life, « I need to be good natured with a good heart. » Why? Because in this way, we can solve our own problems, as well as those of others. This podcast is an extract of a public talk given at Manjushri KMC based on the book How to Transform Your Life by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso.
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