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Living Clarity
The Kadampa Living Clarity Podcast shares practical wisdom and inspiring conversations to help you apply Buddhist teachings in everyday life. Through relatable insights and real-life experiences, it offers guidance on overcoming challenges, deepening your meditation practice, and developing lasting inner peace, clarity, and compassion.
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What does universal love mean?
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Universal love and compassion are one mind with two aspects. We need to purify our mind. Where is our real home?
Mistaken Appearances
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Phenomena are like Illusions
Pure compassion is not mixed with attachment
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Compassion shatters our complacency. We won’t rest content with superficial happiness. We need deep inner peace, and its cause is compassion.
Compassion never hurts
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Compassion protects us from any type of painful feeling, any type of suffering. We cannot feel the suffering of others ourself because feeling is a part of the mind. Compassion for the suffering of others compels us to help others. Compassion is a very powerful mind.
The Things I Normally See do not Exist
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Using Emptiness Teachings in Daily Life
The practice of taking and giving
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How does this practice work?
Work for the happiness of others
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We set this good motivation understanding what is happiness and what is not happiness. Train in happiness using the meditation practice of wishing love.
The Scientific Method to Heal ourself & Others
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Developing the power to help through correct imagination
Why the Field of Merit is so Powerful
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Sowing the seeds of faith
We can transform suffering
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With a spiritual practice we can come to understand the true nature of suffering. We can view our own suffering with wisdom. There are many good qualities of suffering, for example we gain the ability to remain humble; the ability to understand our own and others vulnerabilities.
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