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Maxim, VI.
Sometimes what is unpleasant can be more sublime than discretion.
Published 26th Mar 2020
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Sixth of the series.
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26th Mar 2020 7:42pm
I think it was Osho who said, Avoid comfort. It is in facing difficulty that we grow. My Buddhist teacher calls it titration, leaning into discomfort, by increments.
26th Mar 2020 10:17pm
I needed to search what that meant, and discovering it am pleased how your teacher married a scientific term with Buddhist philosophy. Then, if I remember, they're very interdisciplined (Haha.)
30th Mar 2020 1:18pm
You know I did the same, went and looked it up and found the scientific definition. He taught us neuroscience far more than the dharma. Really feel lucky to have spent a year learning from him.
These maxims are rather sublime, my friend.
These maxims are rather sublime, my friend.
30th Mar 2020 6:32pm
Not that I'm a student of Buddhism, yet, however I find that very appropriate somehow. To draw learning from any source that can offer insight. Even when it's off-topic (Haha.)
Thank you, Daniel. Though I hope they can be 'unpleasant' at times, too, and not overly polished.
Thank you, Daniel. Though I hope they can be 'unpleasant' at times, too, and not overly polished.
27th Mar 2020 00:59am
27th Mar 2020 4:05pm
