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Cognitive & Emotional Balance

Glen Svensson · 90 minutes

The last two balances: cognitive balance, which is vipashyana seeing experience without projecting onto it, illustrated by the coiled rope mistaken for a snake, and emotional balance, which the compassion practices serve. Glen Svensson guides a nature of mind practice in which we search for where awareness is located, and then a tonglen. He then lays out how to integrate all four into daily life, and a review of one good act, one harmful act and one thing received before sleep.

Anger and aversion Attachment and craving Buddhist psychology Cognitive balance Emotional balance Sleep and rest The nature of mind Compassion (karuna) Deity yoga Loving kindness (metta) Shamatha (calm abiding) The four immeasurables Tonglen Vipashyana (insight)

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