Noah Levine
Noah Levine
"I'm right. You're wrong." with Noah Levine
"I'm right. You're wrong." with Noah Levine
"I'm right. You're wrong." with Noah Levine
Wednesday 23rd June 2021
Join Noah Levine as he discusses the dangers of clinging to being right and its impact on relationships and inner peace. Listen now.
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Mindful Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Breaking Free from the Need to Be Right: Insights from Noah Levine
How much conflict and extra - unnecessary - suffering we get into by clinging so tightly to being “right”. It will destroy relationships and affect communities.
Ever caught yourself in a heated argument, convinced you're right and the other person is wrong? In this thought-provoking episode of 'Against The Stream', Noah Levine dives deep into the pitfalls of clinging to the need to be right. He reveals how this mindset can wreak havoc on our relationships and inner peace. Levine identifies four types of clinging, including attachment and aversion, and explains how the stubborn need to be right falls under aversion.
This kind of clinging, he warns, can lead to unnecessary conflict and suffering. But it's not all doom and gloom; Levine offers practical advice on how to cultivate a more open and compassionate mindset. He emphasizes the importance of community in meditation practice, noting that connecting with fellow practitioners can be just as crucial as the teachings themselves. Simple yet powerful, Levine's message is clear: learn non-attachment, compassion, and forgiveness, and you'll suffer less.
Tune in to this episode to explore how letting go of the need to be right can transform your relationships and bring more peace into your life.