Summer Festival 2026 ~ Festival Review
As sixteen extraordinary days of the 2026 Summer Festival draw to a close, we take a moment to reflect on the many precious moments of Dharma, connection, and inspiration we have shared together.
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Why Should We Cherish Others?
They will cherish us, protect us, help us overcome delusions and loneliness.
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The useless mind of jealousy. Be happy with others qualities and success. Love others. Geshe-la said “Why do you love me?”. The answer is “Because I love you.” You can change relationships by cherishing others. We are all comfortable with people who cherish us.
More information on this subject can be found in the books 
How to Transform Your Life and 
How to Understand the Mind.
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