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Sangha: Nothing Is Ever Complete
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In our Weekly Sangha meeting on Insight Timer Live, we examine the wisdom of seeing things as never complete. Drawing on a story about Tendai Buddhist Monks who undergo extreme physical practices as a way to enlightenment - and how in this one particular practice, the 1000-day walk, they hold back 25 days as a way to signify that nothing is ever complete. We can apply this not only to enlightenment but to every aspect of our lives - a lot of our discussion revolved around our To-Do lists - and finding peace with our To-Do lists.
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