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The Empty Cup
Tsering Paldron
You won't be staying
SEP 22, 202622 MIN
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Description
Feelings can be astonishingly convincing. When despair comes, it says: this is how things are.
When loneliness comes, it says: I am alone.
When fear comes, it says: this will never change.
But intensity is not permanence. In this episode of The Empty Cup, we explore the strange mercy of impermanence: not only does everything we love change, but suffering changes too. Sometimes we don’t need to fix a painful feeling or argue with it. We may only need to remember:
I know something about you.
You won’t be staying.
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