“How to handle the hard stuff” - with Ven. Robina.

“How to handle the hard stuff” - with Ven. Robina. Sunday October 22 2023 Translations available: French, Spanish, Italian
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[@kmitchell5616]

It’s important also for people to feel safe coming forth with issues in mistreatment or misconduct as well.

[@terrytong2481]

I understand I think you just speak the truth from your heart❤❤❤ thank you thank you❤

[@blissbliss3531]

👍👍👍☸☸☸

[@pchabanowich]

Your lived experience and analysis is in this now a case of perfect timing. It is bloody difficult to submit to heart-based criticism, and to keep silence. This mammalian hunger for recognition and acceptance is The Styx, isn't it.💐

[@scorqio]

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[@lindsaybancroft4629]

I think the attachment to reputation is taught to us from early in life as being very important. I therefore believe that we would have seen this as being critical, in a professional sense for example where having a good reputation could mean we would attract respect, or career advancement perhaps. To have constructive criticism is positive, however we as you say we dislike any criticism . I think pride and ego also have role in this situation.

[@noBodyuNope]

Thank you! What about the tendency to criticize and judge others? Does that not accompany the problem of looking for approval? It’s very dual thinking! There are two parts to this, fault finding AND approval seeking.

[@AConcernedCitizen420]

Sounds like these are green initiates or Buddhism has taken a step off a cliff! Talking about bickering! OMG! 😂

[@gozec6250]

@robina i dint know you running a Buddhist childcare..if these were all Tibet or indian Buddhist this conversation will not take place..you need to be above these pity issues of maya life..