10/05/2018
It is popularly know as Tiger’s nest. This monastery is one of the most prominent & scared places in Himalayan Buddhism where Guru Padmasambhava (Second Buddha) first landed in Bhutan in the 8th century flying on a tigeress . We will meditate on Impermanence at the Monastery, Insight into impermanence is central to Buddhist practice. Buddhist practice points us toward becoming equanimous in the midst of change & wiser in how we respond to what comes & goes. In fact, Buddhism could be seen as one extended meditation on transience as a means to freedom. The Buddha’s last words were: “All conditioned things are impermanent. Strive on with diligence.” Face the fear & the fear becomes a lot less scary. Meditate on mortality & strip the "bite" out of death by accepting the natural law of impermanence. Then, embrace the limitations that being mortal give us, figure out the exact kind of life you want to live so you have minimal regrets & go for it. There's nothing holding you back when you face the fear & embrace impermanence. Confronting impermanence profoundly, in this meditative way, can open us to liberation. The final, liberate level of impermanence is the movement towards letting go at the deepest level of our psyche.
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