Buddha: What's NOT Wrong?

Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh suggests that instead of focusing on everything that’s wrong with ourselves, other people, or our world, we should ask: “What’s NOT wrong,” as a way of practicing the incredibly transformative quality of gratitude - a quality that's so powerful, it’s considered 1 of 2 main antidotes to our experience of fear, & also represents the very fruit of our practice, Equanimity. This talk explores how we can use our practice to access this quality and discover much more peace.

Reviews

Thank you for this beautiful talk and meditation. We all have so much to be grateful for. I love the sticky note idea and intend to put some around today.
Namaste
Lucy

Wonderful. Thabk you!

That was the most wonderful talk I've ever had the good fortune to hear on the subject of gratitude. I am so grateful to you for sharing it 🌟

A wonderful talk thank you so much🙏