Salubrion was born from the word salubrious "to promote health and well-being." Salubrion is committed to creating products that are truly salubrious.
Letting Go of Self As a Path to Freedom: Week 3 of Josh Korda's Retreat
This post contains video. View media now
Josh Korda welcomes us all back to his Williamsburg, Brooklyn abode for week 3 of his retreat, Making Friends with Your Demons and Hungry Ghosts: Buddhist Tools for Recovery. This week Josh takes a look at personality-view, the mistaken understanding that we are fixed or locked into our personality and limited in our capacity to achieve liberation or happiness. The Buddha's teaching is a transpersonal outlook that reminds us of the universal nature of human suffering. Though the mind experiences all things as personal and we weave our suffering into narratives of self-pity, Buddhist practice offers us the space to step outside of our small-ego view and see the universal in our experience. As Josh explains, the immanance of change becomes a teacher as we step out of self-clinging and addictive behaviors.
If you are a Tricycle Supporting or Sustaining Member, you can now watch this week's retreat here. If not, join or upgrade your membership here.
Here's a preview:
Latest Blog Comments
I just had time to listen. I must say, I do enjoy Shamar Rinpoche's candor. He seems to see through time in a way...
So, Interesting that both replies are nearly identical. In my line of work, the IT world, such replies (without much...
This interview, through the power of storytelling, illustrates the need to separate religion and politics....
It is good to see so many Buddhist leaders responding in support of a call for dialogue and reconciliation for...