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Equanimity Course 2024
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What does the word balance mean to you? Do you have any associations or beliefs about balance? Like, it can only be achieved through self-sacrifice, or I’ll never be able to be more balanced in my life? What comes to mind?
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• Equanimity’s strength derives from a combination of understanding and trust in the cycles and tides of our life’s experiences.
• The art of crossing the flood (of life’s challenges) is accomplished one moment at a time and fueled by our ability to continually begin again.
• We can cultivate enough spacious attention around our feelings so that wisdom can naturally arise.
S. N. Goenka
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Uppekhā
– pali word for equanimity
Theravadin Buddhism
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