Easy but Deep 2 | EP.24: First Priority — Ourselves

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Easy but Deep 2 EP.24: First Priority — Ourselves

From the teaching of Luang Por Dhammajayo, Wat Phra Dhammakaya — “Easy but Deep” Series 2, Episode 24
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EP.24 : First Priority — Ourselves

Please don’t hurry to die just yet. Find the Dhamma body within — the Triple Gem within — first. Don’t let days and nights pass by without the mind coming to stop and be still right here. We have already wasted so much time on things that are not the essence of life. The time that remains is limited — we do not know on which day we will run out of time, there is no sign at all. The remaining time should be given importance for training the mind to become still, without any conditions, excuses, or strings attached whatsoever — for ourselves first, and then for others as the next step. This is what we must keep contemplating and reflecting on, whether we are lay people or monastics.

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Related episodes: EP.23 : How to Practice Dhamma | EP.25 : When We Are Radiant, the World Shines Too

Source: YouTube ID ZNJCaVOm8JI — Easy but Deep 2 EP.24: อันดับแรกเพื่อตัวเราก่อน (First Priority — Ourselves)

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