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Facing with illness
- A Mind at Peace, a Life at Peace
- Mild illness is conducive to one's spiritual practice
- How does Buddhadharma help people with terminal illnesses?
- Illness
Mild illness is conducive to one's spiritual practice
How does Buddhadharma help people with terminal illnesses?
How to transcend birth, aging, illness and death
What attitude should we have when facing the onslaught of disease?
Illness
Illness is normal and will help us develop a greater understanding of the process of life. We should view illness with detached observation and equanimity, as an experience to pay off our karmic debt.
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