When we move away from rigid notions of who we are and our preoccupation with the self, we start to appreciate our interconnectedness and our lack of a truly existing, independent self. Realizing selflessness eliminates our sense of separateness and loneliness and replaces it with a sense of awe and connection.
Living out the wisdom of selflessness is what we call living a spiritual life. The opposite is to live a focused on me and mine.
There is nothing magical about living a spiritual life. Nothing to believe or imagine. Living a spiritual life means to be more humble and down to earth, more human.
A life of egotism revolves around a fabrication and a fantasy of the self. A life of selflessness requires that we are authentic and true.
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Still time to register for the upcoming meditation workshop on Exploring the Mind. See you this Sunday at 10am in Capital Hill!
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