Non-Attachment to Views | Sister Định Nghiêm
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 มิ.ย. 2024
- This Dharma Talk was recorded on June 3, 2024 in Lower Hamlet, Plum Village France. It is the 2nd talk of the series of talks given in the 2024 June Retreat held in Plum Village, France, with the theme: ""Ancient Wisdom for Modern Times: Applied Ethics."
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Sister Định Nghiêm teaches about the origin, intention and insight behind the 1st Precept of the Fourteen Mindfulness Trainings of the Order of Interbeing. She shares Zen stories and examples of how being in the present moment can help us recognize when our "tea cup" is full and we're no longer open to new insights and experiences.
She also teaches how by recognizing, calming, and transforming our own suffering equips us with the openness and capacity to release or own view and embrace different views.
Sister Dinh Nghiem explains important it is to stay connected to our shared aspiration in order to arrive at harmonious consensus in spiritual communities, and that we cannot have harmony in community if we're attached to our views.
Reflection questions:
- Are we able to recognize when we're attached to a view?
- Can we tell when our ""tea-cup"" is full?
- Have we had an experience of being able to release a view, for example in a meeting?
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Deep gratitude to the dear sister for this beautiful dharma talk. Listening deeply and will go back to a sitting and walking meditation directly after before I return to caregiving for my elderly parents… then whatever care I give will be more grounded in the present moment!
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This sister’s first retreat was in the year I was born. The sisters look so young because their inner beauty shines through
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どんなときも気づきと慈悲を保つのは素晴らしいです
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On my walk this morning, I chose not to bring anything with me. My phone was left behind, my music, all other distractions that might take my concentration elsewhere. It was intentional, because recently I've felt very powerful urges to help take my awareness away from thoughts/feelings which cause me anxiety. The future can be unsettling, at times. When I returned from my walk, I was reminded of a purposeful way to practice this same technique; Non-Attachment. And, strangely enough, this video was just posted only yesterday! The path you're walking is never confirmed outrightly, however, sometimes you can find perspective in action. Regardless of the directions you may take...namaste, Plum Village - Nick, 6/6/24.
Thank you for sharing your story! Peace
...like the buddha said, "transformation can only occur when One practices with utmost dedication." (39:50)
Deep gratitude to the dear sister for this beautiful dharma talk. Listening deeply and will go back to a sitting and walking meditation directly after before I return to caregiving for my elderly parents… then whatever care I give will be more grounded in the present moment!