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The Joy Hidden in Sorrow: Two Talks on Death and Dying
Author: Ayy? Medh?nand?
Series: Bodhi Leaves #152
Narrator: Avia Rose Livni
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Findaway
Published: 01/10/2022
Genre: Religion - Buddhism
Synopsis
Excerpt from The Joy Hidden in Sorrow by Ayy? Medh?nand?
In our relationships with each other, with our families, we can begin to use wisdom as our refuge. That doesn’t mean that we don’t love, that we don’t grieve for our loved ones. It means that we’re not dependent on our perceptions of our mother and father, children or close friends. We’re not dependent on them being who we think they are, we no longer believe that our happiness depends on their love for us, or their not leaving, not dying. We’re able to surrender to the rhythm of life and death, to the natural law, the Dhamma of birth, ageing, sickness, and death.
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