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The Way To Ultimate Truth
Talk Given On 18 January 2013
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2013-01-18
Prosperity
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2012-01-04
Modern Religion
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2012-12-14
Buddhist Way Of Purity
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2012-12-07
Loving Your Sufferings
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2012-11-30
Gaming Not Gambling
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2012-11-16
Wanting For Nothing
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2012-11-02
Teenagers are Aliens
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2012-10-26
Retreats
According to Ajahn Brahm, everyone deserves a 'retreat' - to pause mentally and physically. Retreating from the busyness of life leads to moments of silence, peace and contentment. This in turns helps to instill qualities that make one’s life more meaningful and fulfilled.
To quote from Ajahn’s book, Opening The Door of Your Heart,
“Grant yourself a moment of peace
and you will understand
how foolishly you have scurried about."
So plan for yourself a retreat today.
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2012-07-27
'No-Self Esteem'
We often strive to live up to our own expectations and those imposed on us by our associates and society at large. This pursuit of the unachievable causes enormous stress and a sense of failure followed by low self-esteem.
We can raise our self-esteem by recognizing and rejecting the increasing and unrealistic nature of these expectations, and replacing them with an acceptance of the fact that we are not perfect. If we can accept ourselves then others will accept and welcome us.
When we are at ease with ourselves and have good self-esteem, chances are that we can take it further and develop ‘no-self esteem’. This is when we do not define ourselves, but are who we are at the present moment. We are not ‘locked’ in our past and we are not anxious about the future, but are free to enjoy what life has to offer. This is ‘no-self esteem’.
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2012-07-06

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