Jan
28
Recently I have been reading Caroline Brazier’s Buddhist Psychology, which I recommend.
This lead to me thinking about suffering and how we respond to it – this is quite important in Buddhism (not to mention in our lives).
I have written about this in a guest post on the Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life blog. It is called Three Ways to Respond to Suffering. I hope you like it, Evan.
Would you like to feel less stressed?
Could you do with more joy in your life?
The answer is living authentically. Buy the book or sign up for the course now from my Living Authentically website.
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