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Fixed Views

Gil Fronsdal
By: Gil Fronsdal

"Not always so." Story about always responding with "We shall see." Be open to how things unfold. Sometimes are difficulties are blessings. "I am" statements are usually delusional. How can I look at this in a different way? When in conflict, doubt the view you have of the other person. If you're stuck, there's always a way through.

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Blind Spots Gil Fronsdal 2005.01.23 43:33 43:33
2005.01.23
Frustration (Another Word for Dukka) Gil Fronsdal 1997.10.13 37:11 37:11
1997.10.13
Relationship to Experience Gil Fronsdal 2000.09.03 39:03 39:03
2000.09.03
Clinging to Views and Opinions Gil Fronsdal 1996.03.11 50:20 50:20
1996.03.11
Delusion Gil Fronsdal 2007.04.08 44:19 44:19
2007.04.08
Wisdom Gil Fronsdal 2001.04.30 45:47 45:47
2001.04.30
Questions and Answers Gil Fronsdal 2013.11.25 42:19 42:19
2013.11.25
Insight Gil Fronsdal 2003.11.30 41:00 41:00
2003.11.30
Judgements Gil Fronsdal 1997.04.28 48:43 48:43
1997.04.28
Changing Perspectives Gil Fronsdal 2013.05.15 12:08 12:08
2013.05.15
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Our Nature Ajahn Sundara 2007.09.23 50:50 50:50
2007.09.23
What We Add: Views Andrea Fella 2016.04.19 54:33 54:33
2016.04.19
The Parami of Truthfulness Andrea Fella 2016.08.18 56:10 56:10
2016.08.18
Seeing the Judge Berget Jelane 2003.07.31 58:18 58:18
2003.07.31
Working with Conflict: Feeling the Elephant Diana Clark 2024.11.25 48:04 48:04
2024.11.25
Views and Conflict Diana Clark 2019.09.12 51:11 51:11
2019.09.12
Contemplating What is Important Ines Freedman 2012.01.04 14:43 14:43
2012.01.04
II. Roots of Suffering: Hatred and Aversion Maria Straatmann 2013.10.15 1:01:11 1:01:11
2013.10.15
In Praise of Uncertainty Maria Straatmann 2018.06.07 52:30 52:30
2018.06.07
Resolving our conflicts Max Erdstein 2018.10.23 59:55 59:55
2018.10.23
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