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Jul 31, 2026
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Creating happiness and suffering within our mind
Gen-la Dekyong beautifully articulates the profound connection between our actions and their consequences on our inner and outer world.
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Gen-la Dekyong
Gen-la Dekyong beautifully articulates the profound connection between our actions and their consequences on our inner and outer world. Every action we perform leaves a potentiality in our mind that later ripens as either a positive or a negative experience.This powerful insight reminds us that the key to transforming our experience lies with us. By turning our mind to others and thinking about their experiences, we naturally change our behaviour and reduce our own suffering.
This podcast is an extract from a talk given by Gen-la Dekyong in Buenos Aires. It is based on the book 
How to Solve our Human Problems by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso
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