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Dhamma on Air #110: Noble Speech
Corresponding Video:
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Question 339:
How to control speech, so not to say the wrong thing, at the wrong time?
Video: Truth always Triumphs!
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Question 340: Is it not that "happiness" is of 2 types?
One being worldly happiness based upon transient conditions, thus not lasting.,
The second type not based upon the mundane conditions, and thus stable and safe?
Question 341:
A: How do we gladden the mind during meditation without falling into the trappings of pleasurable
sensations and/or gratitude for falsities like personal safety and wellbeing in short, all that is impermanent?
B: On what should we meditate to gladden the mind?
C: And why? If we are to then relinquish and set it free, why does it need gladdening?
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Source:
spreaker.com/user/samahita_thera/doa-110-noble-speech
Dhamma on Air #110: Noble Speech
Corresponding Video:
youtube.com/watch?v=2YEmpx-KARo
Question 339:
How to control speech, so not to say the wrong thing, at the wrong time?
Video: Truth always Triumphs!
youtube.com/watch?v=6krgCDM-We0
Question 340: Is it not that "happiness" is of 2 types?
One being worldly happiness based upon transient conditions, thus not lasting.,
The second type not based upon the mundane conditions, and thus stable and safe?
Question 341:
A: How do we gladden the mind during meditation without falling into the trappings of pleasurable
sensations and/or gratitude for falsities like personal safety and wellbeing in short, all that is impermanent?
B: On what should we meditate to gladden the mind?
C: And why? If we are to then relinquish and set it free, why does it need gladdening?
Thanx for your Advantageous Attention, Clever Consideration, and Kind Contribution.
Thanx to all to Dayakas, Supporters, and especially the Regular Monthly Donors.
To Support this Early Buddhist Video/Audio/Txt Sharing goto:
paypal.me/samahita
patreon.com/samahita
what-buddha-said.net/various/Subscribe_to_Regular_Donation.htm
Have a Nice and Noble Day.
Samahita Thera:
what-buddha-said.net
