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No mud, no lotus
The Art of Transforming Suffering
Book • 2014
In this book, Thích Nhất Hạnh offers practices and inspiration for transforming suffering and finding true joy.
He emphasizes that acknowledging and facing suffering, rather than running away from it, is crucial for being present and available to life.
The book teaches the art of happiness by using techniques such as stopping, mindful breathing, and deep concentration to generate the energy of mindfulness and calm pain, bringing freedom and a clearer mind.
He emphasizes that acknowledging and facing suffering, rather than running away from it, is crucial for being present and available to life.
The book teaches the art of happiness by using techniques such as stopping, mindful breathing, and deep concentration to generate the energy of mindfulness and calm pain, bringing freedom and a clearer mind.
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as a book he is rereading, describing it as an easy, slim volume that explains how to confront suffering and understand that it's just part of life.


Josh Clark

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Selects: How Mindfulness Works
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when referencing a quote about being part-time Buddhas.


Soren Gordhamer

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#178 - Discovering What Matters in a Distracted World - with Soren Gordhamer & Jerry Colonna
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as an easy read that explains how to confront suffering and understand that it’s part of life.


Josh Clark

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How Mindfulness Works
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to illustrate the concept of suffering and growth.

Sigal Samuel

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Your brain isn't so private anymore
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, highlighting his statement that the root cause of dissatisfaction is comparative thinking.

Matt Tenney

Beyond Thought: A Journey from Prison to Presence - Matt Tenney
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in relation to his book about the lotus flower and the concept of arising from suffering.

Cynthia Kear

Bodhisattva Manjushri and Wisdom for Our Times