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Being “like a little child” does not mean becoming immature again or avoiding responsibility. This spiritual teaching points to an inner state of trust, letting go, and simplicity. It is possible to live fully in the world while keeping that simplicity...
In this informal reflection, the author reminds us that much of our daily suffering comes less from reality itself than from the way we perceive it. When the essentials are already there, desire, frustration, vanity, and the reactions of the mind often...
Fundamental harmony is never absent. It does not depend on circumstances, on the noise of the world, or on what we go through. Yet it often seems out of reach, as if covered over by the agitation of the mind (citta) and the constant movement of thoughts....
Vanity and pride are not merely character flaws, but manifestations of the false ego, this confusion that makes the mind seem like the self. Nourished by ignorance (avidya), they distort perception, cloud discernment, and move us away from the simplicity...
Happiness is often seen as the natural goal of life. Yet even when it is present, a subtle sense of incompleteness may remain. This text suggests a shift in perspective: what we seek through happiness may not be happiness itself, but a deeper peace, independent...
In an ordinary life shaped by pleasure, relationships, and goals, something different can sometimes appear without cause—a quiet moment where all questions fall away. This text explores these rare experiences, the lasting trace they leave, and how they...