
14/06/2025
Ending suffering and leading to liberation.
Dear Friends,
In my last dharma talk, I have mentioned the Samiddhi Sutra for true peace and happiness.
In the Samiddhi Sutta, the Buddha recited the last teaching gatha for the goddess:
“Ending desire, overcoming the three complexes, our mind is stilled, you have nothing to long for. We lay aside all affliction and sorrow, in this life and in lives to come.”
Here the Buddha refers to the cessation of craving (taṇhā), a core cause of suffering (dukkha) in the Four Noble Truths.
The three complexes—superiority, inferiority, and equality—each rooted in ego, discrimination and comparison.
The practice of attaining mental calmness (samatha) leading towards insight (vipassanā) and equanimity (upeksha). The state of non-attachment and contentment.
At this point, we can abandon afflictions and suffering and obtain liberation, transcend the cycle of rebirth (samsāra).
May all be well. 🙏❤️⛰
Brother Joyful Mountain (Hỷ Sơn)