Middle Way Philosophy 6a: Integration of Desire @MiddlewaysocietyOrgMWS
Middle Way Philosophy 6a: Integration of Desire @MiddlewaysocietyOrgMWS
Uploaded March 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Desire is a basic human experience, but we often experience conflicts of desire both psychologically and politically: from addiction to war. Conflicts are not resolved by privileging one desire as 'better' than another, but rather by integrating desires through reframing associated beliefs. This is a tributary video to no.6 in this series, on integration.
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Middle Way Philosophy 6a: Integration of Desire

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