Scott Snibbe
Scott Snibbe
Freeing Ourselves from Suffering: Anger, Craving, Pride, and War #167
Freeing Ourselves from Suffering: Anger, Craving, Pride, and War #167
Freeing Ourselves from Suffering: Anger, Craving, Pride, and War #167
Tuesday 13th August 2024
Discover practical Buddhist techniques for letting go of suffering and handling anger, craving, and pride in this episode with Scott Snibbe.
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Episode Overview
- Understand how personal delusions connect to global issues.
- Learn practical tips for handling everyday suffering.
- Explore the concept of 'mirror-like wisdom' from purified anger.
- Gain insights into effective activism.
- Discover the benefits of socially engaged Buddhism.
The purpose of meditating on suffering isn't to get depressed, but to get a clear-eyed view of reality
Ever wondered how your delusions of anger and attachment might be linked to the world's bigger problems? In this episode of 'A Skeptic's Path to Enlightenment', Scott Snibbe shares a meditation session from the 'Train a Happy Mind' community, focusing on letting go of suffering. Scott touches on themes like anger, craving, pride, and even war, offering practical insights from Buddhist teachings to help us see our minds more clearly.
He discusses how our personal struggles connect to global issues and introduces the idea that purifying anger can lead to 'mirror-like wisdom'. Alongside these deep reflections, Scott provides actionable tips for handling everyday forms of suffering, such as loneliness or getting a big bill. He also shares thoughts on effective activism and how to navigate complex emotions in a way that fosters resilience and compassion.
Guest teacher Tenzin Choki also makes an appearance, offering her unique take on socially engaged Buddhism. By the end of this episode, you'll feel more equipped to face life's challenges with grace and joy. So why not take a moment to explore how these ancient teachings can bring peace and clarity to your modern life?