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**discountviagraman** · 09-02-2011, 05:05 PM

1. I like the concept of no judgement...

I believe that we can overcome well... suffering is really the best word to use, in this present life and not have to wait for death for it to cease...

I'm searching for control. Learning to control myself mentally, thoughts and what not. Ultimately i'm searching for inner peace that I can share with others.

sounds great, Ducky

non-judgement is intimately connected to freedom from suffering. non-judgement is an essential aspect of meditative practise

in Buddhism, controlling the mind uses both non-judgement (bare awareness/concentration/unconditional love) and discerning judgment (wisdom)

the following book may possibly be helpful reading....Buddha-Dhamma For Students

regards

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discountviagraman Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 457 Senior Member	1. I like the concept of no judgement... I believe that we can overcome well... suffering is really the best word to use, in this present life and not have to wait for death for it to cease... I'm searching for control. Learning to control myself mentally, thoughts and what not. Ultimately i'm searching for inner peace that I can share with others. sounds great, Ducky non-judgement is intimately connected to freedom from suffering. non-judgement is an essential aspect of meditative practise in Buddhism, controlling the mind uses both non-judgement (bare awareness/concentration/unconditional love) and discerning judgment (wisdom) the following book may possibly be helpful reading....Buddha-Dhamma For Students regards
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