General Spiritual Director
Day 11 ~ Purity
Aug 4, 2026
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Living Clarity
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The flexibility that comes from mental suppleness
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Mental suppleness is a flexibility of mind induced by virtuous concentration.
A straightforward way to change our world for the better
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The correct methods to improve our world lie in our own heart.
What makes an object virtuous or non-virtuous?
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How do we practice consciousness? We have to tie our mind to a virtuous object.
Using our wisdom as a direct antidote for anger
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According to Shantideva’s explanation, we are practicing the patience of definitely thinking about Dharma, Buddha’s teachings, when we use our understanding of profound Dharma instructions, such as those on emptiness or dependent-relationship, in order to deepen our experience of patience.
Anger simply arises
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There is no decision with anger. It simply arises due to conditions.
The problem with anger
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If everyone learned how to solve their anger problem so that they never got angry ever, what would our world be like?
Anger in relationships – it’s a poison
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Like a flower choked by weeds, love cannot survive with anger.
What does patient acceptance feel like?
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A new way of responding to unwanted situations.
Buddha’s Ultimate View
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Understanding how things do not exist separate from their emptiness.
Changing what we see
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By changing the way we see things we have great … Read more
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