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Easy but Deep EP.7: Don’t be Tired / Indifferent in Every Experience

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Easy but Deep EP.7: Don’t be Tired / Indifferent in Every Experience

From the teaching of Luang Por Dhammajayo, Wat Phra Dhammakaya — “Easy but Deep” Series, Episode 7
Date of teaching: To be confirmed from YouTube video 5fqGRzEAUGM

In every life’s journey, we encounter various experiences — some are pleasant, some are challenging, and some may cause us to feel discouraged or hesitant. The Evil One (Mara) uses these moments to make us doubt our progress, to make us want to give up, or to make us indifferent toward our spiritual practice. But the Buddha’s teaching is clear: we must not yield to discouragement, nor be complacent in the face of pleasant experiences.

When the mind faces difficulty, we must remember to maintain our determination. When the mind faces success or comfort, we must remember to remain mindful and not become arrogant. The middle way is to remain steady, neither too tight nor too loose, in every situation.

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