Greetings old friend. I wish you good luck and many bows for your teaching career.
Thich Nhat Hanh says in his book The Heart of the Buddha’s Teachings that the mark of suffering should be replaced with the mark of nirvana. This is bc suffering is an aspect of conditioned existence while the other two marks refer to the unconditioned, as does nirvana.
I don’t know if this is the right forum but it’s a sincere question I’ve had for many years because I agree. What do you think?
Thanks for reminding me to practice being a body. It’s not my body that needs to be productive and accomplish bunch of things in order to feel good!
Greetings old friend. I wish you good luck and many bows for your teaching career.
Thich Nhat Hanh says in his book The Heart of the Buddha’s Teachings that the mark of suffering should be replaced with the mark of nirvana. This is bc suffering is an aspect of conditioned existence while the other two marks refer to the unconditioned, as does nirvana.
I don’t know if this is the right forum but it’s a sincere question I’ve had for many years because I agree. What do you think?
..and much appreciation for you!
Much appreciation for the wisdom