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Buddhist Society of Western Australia

Religion & Spirituality:Buddhism

Observing the Emotional States of the Mind Arise & Fade | Ajahn Khemavaro

2019-02-17

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Ajahn Khemavaro gives a talk on the subject of observing the emotional states of the mind as they arise and pass and how we can let go of attachment to these states and develop peace and stillness in the mind. A talk given at the Buddhist Society of Victoria (BSV).

Teaching retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5cADRIWHxU (YouTube Channel: BSV Dhamma Talks)

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