What is meant by emptiness?
April 24, 2017 | Leave a replyThe meditation begins at 9:27
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Hello, dear meditator. A few weeks ago, I asked you what questions you had that I could answer in future videos. It turns out that I am a genius because you got back to me with great questions.
This week I answer a question from Bee:
I would like to know about “emptiness.” I feel like I understand it, but when I get there, I find it terrifying. Like there is no anchor from me to the world, and to let go would be to disintegrate. Like it is the last great attachment. Is it something in me that I need to let go of? How to get to the other side of this fear? Is there really peace on the other side? Is it normal to be afraid at first?
I love this question for a lot of reasons. First, I resonate with it. Second, it gives me a chance to talk about Buddhist philosophy which I love to attempt. Thanks, Bee!
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Susan
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Tags: actions, Buddhism, elements-t, emptiness, fear, impermanence, interdependence, karma-t, luminous, relaxation, right view, space-t, wisdom-tcategorized in: meditation, open heart project
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