On the first day of the This Being That Becomes retreat, Dhivan talks about the Buddha's general formulation of conditionality, about the Four Noble Truths and about the three kinds of dukkha.
The Buddha's words to Ananda: 'This dependent arising is deep and profound. It is from not understanding and penetrating this Dharma that people have become like a tangle of string covered in mould and matted like grass, unable to escape from samsara with its miseries, disasters and bad destinies.' Luckily it gets better after this. Or does it?
The Buddha's words to Ananda: 'This dependent arising is deep and profound. It is from not understanding and penetrating this Dharma that people have become like a tangle of string covered in mould and matted like grass, unable to escape from samsara with its miseries, disasters and bad destinies.' Luckily it gets better after this. Or does it?