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Chapter 13 Tao Te Ching - Not living by the opinions of others!
Chapter 13 Tao Te Ching - Not living by the opinions of others!
Chapter 13 Tao Te Ching - Not living by the opinions of others!
Saturday 13th October 2018
Discover how Taoist wisdom can help you let go of external validation and find inner peace in this episode of The Tao of Our Understanding.
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Get the buttons here!Freedom from Others' Opinions: Taoist Insights for Recovery
An inflated sense of self-importance causes us to become attached to the praise and approval of our peers. It also causes us to fear disapproval and rejection.
Have you ever felt weighed down by what others think of you? This episode of the 'Tao of Our Understanding Alcohol Recovery Podcast' dives into the 13th chapter of the Tao Te Ching, where Lao Tzu tackles the tricky subject of impersonalizing relationships. The hosts explore how our greatest enemy might just be the shadow we cast ourselves.
They discuss the pitfalls of seeking external validation and how an inflated ego can tie us to the whims of others' opinions, leading to a constant fear of disapproval. Through the lens of Taoist philosophy, they offer practical advice on finding balance, humility, and trust in one's inner nature. By letting go of the need for praise and approval, you can embrace a more authentic and peaceful life.
The episode also highlights the importance of love and connection in recovery, encouraging listeners to live in the present moment and recognize the interconnectedness of all things. It's a thoughtful discussion that will leave you with valuable tools for your recovery journey, helping you to focus on your inner strength rather than external opinions.