Serena - A Complete System for Wellness

Happy Mind: Meditations from the Ancient World to Modernity

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  • Tonglen - The Ancient Buddhist Way of Releasing Suffering (10 min)

Tonglen - The Ancient Buddhist Way of Releasing Suffering (10 min)

Tuesday 26th June 2018

Unlock inner peace with the Tibetan Buddhist practice of Tonglen. Learn to transform suffering into compassion in this 'Happy Mind' episode.
11 minutes
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Happy Mind: Meditations from the Ancient World to Modernity
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Tonglen: A Timeless Buddhist Practice for Letting Go of Suffering

Through this ancient practice, you can transform the darkness into light, the negativity into peace.
Ever wondered how to turn your pain into peace? This episode of 'Happy Mind' offers a deep dive into Tonglen, an ancient Tibetan Buddhist technique that has stood the test of time. Host Zebediah Rice takes you on a 10-minute journey through this powerful practice, which involves 'giving and taking' or 'sending and receiving'. The essence of Tonglen is to be fully present with your own suffering, embracing it with an open heart and fearless acceptance.
By doing so, you can transform your anguish into compassion and love, unlocking a profound healing process within yourself. Zebediah guides you step-by-step through the practice, making it accessible even if you're new to meditation. You'll learn how to apply Tonglen not just for your own benefit but also for others and even for global healing. This episode is perfect for anyone looking to integrate a meaningful and transformative practice into their daily life.
Tune in to discover how a simple act of presence can lead to a more peaceful, happy, and compassionate self.