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  • Special Retreat Thailand January 2004
    Steve
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    So all of our possessions, our body, our relatives and friends, all of this is impermanent and not ours. But how about the mind? Maybe it is also impermanent, not ours. Does it matter if we know the answer or not? In any case our good and efforts will benefit the world and make ourselves a happier person less affected by Dukkha. Can one practice the Dhamma from such a perspective?
    Ref: 2004.01.x.08.09
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    • Intellectual
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