The great and beautiful secret of meditation practice is this:
you can experience dukkha with equanimity. —Zoketsu Norman Fischer
being in the timeless present is being whole, wanting nothing, and doing nothing more than need be done to be and let be with loving-kindness, compassion, joy, and equanimity
equanimity is wanting nothing to be or not to be
dukkha is wanting something to be or not to be
wanting nothing to be or not to be is being at peace with what is – the whole – just as it is
wanting something to be or not to be is wanting what is – the whole – to be other than it is
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