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Do You Know Your Frenemies?
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Meditation
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Everyone
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In the Buddhist teachings, the Buddha urged us to very consciously be on the lookout for harmful qualities he called “The Near Enemies,” – qualities that all “pretend” to be the heart-qualities of kindness, compassion, empathetic joy, and equanimity, or, The Divine Abodes, considered the highest, most beneficial emotions in the Buddhist teachings. In this talk, we explore how we can use our practice to bring these types of “frenemies” up into the light, see them more fully for what they are.
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Shell Fischer
Winchester, VA, USA
