Respect - Jack Kornfield @JackKornfieldChannel
Respect - Jack Kornfield  @JackKornfieldChannel
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The Buddha enjoined parents “to care for, morally instruct, educate, support, and nurture” their
children. He taught partners to “honor, respect, be faithful to one another, care for, and work for the benefit of one another.” He told employers to offer “suitable work and suitable wages, to offer support in times of sickness and appropriate rest,” and urged employees to be “dedicated, honest, hardworking, and supportive.”


Let your heart teach you. You can speak and respond to problems in a way that respects
yourself and others.

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A Dharma talk given by Jack Kornfield at Spirit Rock Meditation center July 20th, 2009
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