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“This repetitive craving and obsessive drive to satisfy it leads to what we now know as addiction.”
― Recovery Dharma: How to Use Buddhist Practices and Principles to Heal the Suffering of Addiction
― Recovery Dharma: How to Use Buddhist Practices and Principles to Heal the Suffering of Addiction
“The Buddha also taught the way to free ourselves from this suffering. The heart of these teachings (which we call the Dharma) is the Four Noble Truths. These truths, and the corresponding commitments, are the foundation of our program: There is suffering. We commit to understanding the truth of suffering. There is a cause of suffering. We commit to understanding that craving leads to suffering. There is an end to suffering. We commit to understanding and experiencing that less craving leads to less suffering. There is a path that leads to the end of suffering. We commit to cultivating the path.”
― Recovery Dharma: How to Use Buddhist Practices and Principles to Heal the Suffering of Addiction
― Recovery Dharma: How to Use Buddhist Practices and Principles to Heal the Suffering of Addiction
“1. There is suffering. We commit to understanding the truth of suffering.”
― Recovery Dharma: How to Use Buddhist Practices and Principles to Heal the Suffering of Addiction
― Recovery Dharma: How to Use Buddhist Practices and Principles to Heal the Suffering of Addiction
“the suffering that comes from simply being human,”
― Recovery Dharma: How to Use Buddhist Practices and Principles to Heal the Suffering of Addiction
― Recovery Dharma: How to Use Buddhist Practices and Principles to Heal the Suffering of Addiction
