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Buddhadragon · Ehipassiko & Carpe Diem · Veteran
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Re: Myers Briggs personality type
Well... I dare say it's all about spiritual advancement. As much as our present bundle of aggregates could be in constant flux, it still tends to engage in repetitive patterns of neurosis that make u… (View Post)
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Re: How well are you coping with dukkha?
(Quote) I guess the most important finding that may help us break the dukkha neurotic circle is the fact that most dukkha is self-imposed. When we come full circle, it all comes down to us buying int… (View Post)
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Re: Myers Briggs personality type
Names for each personality change in different sites and books, @person (View Post)1 -
Re: How well are you coping with dukkha?
(Quote) Self-improvement does not need to have a negative ring to it. Suffering less and leading a more dukkha-free life requires developing new, more skillful patterns of thinking and responding. It… (View Post)
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Re: How well are you coping with dukkha?
(Quote) Our conditioned thinking system, our reactive patterns, our afflictive emotions took years to develop and habitual repetition has rendered them difficult -though not impossible- to uproot. Ou… (View Post)1