🤔How do you know if someone is GOOD or BAD? 💡9-Step Guide to 500% More Mindful Living in Buddhism

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"Ever wondered 🤔💡 'How do you know if someone is GOOD or BAD'? Dive into our latest episode on the 'Wisdom in Real Life' channel, where we explore this burning question through the lens of Buddhist philosophy and Zen stories. Learn how to tell if someone is a good person, distinguish if someone is toxic, and understand the essence of true relationships.
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Chapters-:
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04:46 1. Understanding Impermanence and the Power of Change
08:22 2. Cultivating Compassion and Empathy in Human Connection
12:19 3. Embracing Vulnerability for Personal and Collective Growth
15:45 4. The Wisdom of Mindfulness in Unveiling True Nature
20:10 5. The Significance of Self-Awareness in Discerning Goodness
24:20 6. The Transformative Power of Forgiveness and Healing
27:43 7. The Role of Integrity and Authentic Growth in Goodness
31:09 8. Cultivating Gratitude and a Positive Outlook
34:42 9. Understanding Karma: Actions, Consequences, and Moral Responsibility
38:04 10.Building a Community of Goodness: The Role of Sangha
41:18 Conclusion
🌿 From ancient Buddhist insights to modern-day stoic teachings, we unravel the markers of authenticity and integrity. Discover techniques to identify if a person is good or bad, and gain wisdom on navigating relationships with mindfulness.
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🔍 Our discussion is not just about recognizing the goodness in others but also about self-reflection. How do you know if you're on the right path? With insights from Buddhist teachings and stoic reflections, we offer a compass for ethical living and meaningful connections.
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@user-pz9cv9dg2g 2 ай бұрын

Thank You 🦋 Getting Ready Third 👁️ 🦋 💖's 🌎

@wisdominreallife 2 ай бұрын

Thank you very much for being with our ‘Wisdom in Real Life’ family!🙏🙏🙏❤️

@astarehstar5639 2 ай бұрын

TheGreat Iraanian Poem Hafez hundreds years ago : sit by the river and see the life passing....or another Iranian Poet Saadi : do the good thing and throw it in the river God will give it back to you in desert...He is the one whose poet is in United Nation that said: all human beings are the same body if one organ get hurts the other organs will be restless.....of coure Hafez and Saadi said them in poetry ....

@wisdominreallife 2 ай бұрын

Thank you for bringing the timeless wisdom of Hafez and Saadi into our discussion. Their poetic expressions resonate deeply with the themes we've explored in our video on 'Wisdom in Real Life.' Hafez's invitation to "sit by the river and see life passing" beautifully mirrors our discussion on mindfulness and the impermanence of life. It encourages us to observe the flow of life with detachment and wisdom, embracing the constant changes as part of our journey. Similarly, Saadi's guidance to "do the good thing and throw it in the river, God will give it back to you in the desert" aligns with our emphasis on karma, the impact of our actions, and the cultivation of goodness without attachment to the outcomes. This principle underscores the importance of acting with integrity and compassion, trusting that these deeds contribute to a greater cycle of goodness and support, even in the most unexpected ways. Saadi's message, immortalized at the United Nations, reminds us of our interconnectedness and the fundamental unity of all human beings. This idea is a cornerstone of the compassion and empathy we've discussed, highlighting that our well-being is intrinsically linked to the well-being of others. When we acknowledge this connection, our actions naturally become more considerate and aimed at the collective good. Both poets, through their eloquent verses, offer timeless insights that enrich our understanding of life's profundity and the path towards living more mindfully, compassionately, and with a greater sense of unity. Their wisdom transcends time and culture, providing guidance and inspiration for anyone on the journey towards deeper self-awareness and genuine human connection. Thank you for reminding us of these powerful messages from Hafez and Saadi. Their poetic wisdom indeed illuminates many of the principles we strive to embody and share through our channel, 'Wisdom in Real Life.' Let's continue to draw inspiration from such profound teachings, allowing them to guide us in our daily lives and interactions.