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“Well if I can’t stop thinking, maybe I can just let my thoughts go by without getting all caught up in them. Feel the breeze on your face or your neck? See how it’s going by? You’re not all hung up with it. You don’t have to see where each breeze goes. You don’t have to look quickly to see if it hit those trees over there. It’s breezes, and they’re just going by. Make your thoughts like those breezes, those little breezes…just going by.”   Source: Ram Dass – Here and Now – Ep. 92 – Creating Our Universe

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The Work of Relationship In the end, the work of relationship is the work of awakening: trusting what remains when grasping falls away. nico hase, “Closer Apart” CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE

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RIGHT SPEECH Refraining from Harsh Speech Harsh speech is unhealthy. Refraining from harsh speech is healthy. (MN 9) Abandoning harsh speech, one refrains from harsh speech. One speaks words that are gentle, pleasing to the ear, and affectionate, words that go to the heart, are courteous, and are agreeable to many. (DN 1) One practices thus: "Others may speak harshly, but I shall abstain from harsh speech." (MN 8) When one says, "All those disengaged from the pursuit of the enjoyment of sensual pleasures have entered upon the right way," one thus extols some people. But when one says instead, "The disengagement from the pursuit of the enjoyment of sensual pleasures is a state without suffering, and it is the right way," then one is not extolling anyone but is simply stating the truth. (MN 139)

Reflection One of the common patterns of speech that causes difficulty is the tendency to extol some people and disparage others. We judge and label people as good or bad, right or wrong, based on what they do and then use speech to overpraise some people and overly blame others. This leads to a form of harsh speech that is directed at individuals, who will naturally take it personally and respond by retaliating against the blaming.  Daily Practice Practice actively framing everything you see people around you doing as impersonal actions of body, speech, and mind rather than as qualities of the people as individuals. It is not that people are kind or cruel but their actions may be kind or cruel. Praising the person may elevate their sense of self and contribute to such things as inflated pride, while praising their actions will encourage further good action.  Tomorrow: Reflecting upon Mental Action One week from today: Refraining from Frivolous Speech Share your thoughts and join the conversation on social media #DhammaWheel Questions? Visit the Dhamma Wheel orientation page.

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Olá, Daniel! Lama Padma Samten chegou há pouco da Índia e amanhã inicia o Estudo de Aprofundamento sobre as Canções de Milarepa. Na sexta-feira, ele estará no Hospital Sírio-Libanês a convite do Núcleo de Cuidados Integrativos, onde fará uma palestra sobre a perspectiva do Budismo em relação à saúde e à felicidade, dialogando com uma visão integral do cuidado e do bem-estar. Também estão abertas as inscrições, apenas no o formato online, para o retiro no CEBB Akanishta. Confira a agenda!   03/02 CEBB Sukhavati (Quatro Barras/Paraná) Estudo de Aprofundamento | Canções de Milarepa O Lama irá retomar o estudo do livro Lições da vida e das canções do grande iogue do tibete, de Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche, na parte dois intitulada “Canções e Comentários”. Ela consiste nas traduções feitas pelo próprio Trungpa Rinpoche de uma seleção de canções de Milarepa, acompanhadas por seus comentários sobre o significado delas como instrução espiritual direta.   Inscreva-se aqui 06/02 Hospital Sírio-Libanês (São Paulo) Palestra “A perspectiva do Budismo sobre saúde e felicidade” O Núcleo de Cuidados Integrativos do Hospital Sírio-Libanês convida Lama Padma Samten para uma palestra sobre a perspectiva do Budismo em relação à saúde e à felicidade, trazendo reflexões que integram cuidado, bem-estar e sabedoria contemplativa.   Inscreva-se aqui 13/02 a 01/03 CEBB Akanishta (Bacupari/RS) O tema deste Retiro será a prática de meditação com foco na lucidez interna. Será um tempo para ouvir instruções diretas, realizar práticas e usufruir das sessões de perguntas e respostas.   Inscreva-se aqui 07 e 08/03 CEBB São Paulo Guarde na agenda! Lama Padma Samten retorna a São Paulo para um retiro de fim de semana. O tema será definido nos próximos dias.   Mais informações em breve

Lama Padma Samten Acompanhe as atividades do Lama Samten nas redes sociais Para adquirir os livros do Lama Samten, clique aqui → Que a saúde dure e que os benefícios se espalhem entre todos os seres! Copyright © 2026 Centro de Estudos Budistas Bodisatva, All rights reserved. Você recebeu essa mensagem porque escolheu ser avisado da programação do CEBB e de retiros e palestras com Lama Padma Samten. Nosso endereço é: Centro de Estudos Budistas Bodisatva Estrada Caminho do Meio, 2600 Viamão, RS 94515000 Brazil Adicione o nosso contato na sua agenda de endereços