“Estamos luchando para vencer a nuestros enemigos, que son nuestros
propios pensamientos. En esta batalla, nos volvemos victoriosos cuando
podemos flechar al enemigo antes de que él apunte su flecha hacia
nosotros, es decir, cuando podemos detener el pensamiento antes que se
exteriorice. Para esto, necesitamos mantener apuntada nuestra flecha
siempre en dirección al corazón del enemigo, esto significa que nuestra
atención necesita estar siempre puesta en el apego, porque es lo que
sustenta el pensar compulsivo.”
“We are fighting to overcome our enemies, which are our own thoughts. In this battle, we are victorious when we're able to take down our 'enemy' before he is even able to aim his arrow. This analogy refers to us being able to stop our thoughts before they become externalized. In order to do so, we must always have our arrows aimed at the 'enemy' — our attachments — as they sustain our compulsive thinking.”
“We are fighting to overcome our enemies, which are our own thoughts. In this battle, we are victorious when we're able to take down our 'enemy' before he is even able to aim his arrow. This analogy refers to us being able to stop our thoughts before they become externalized. In order to do so, we must always have our arrows aimed at the 'enemy' — our attachments — as they sustain our compulsive thinking.”
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