Life's Unsatisfactory Nature
Pete delves into the concept of life as unsatisfactory rather than pure suffering in Buddhism, drawing parallels to Taoism's idea of surrender. He discusses the necessity of low levels of religion for structure and identity, emphasizing the importance of both halves of life for growth and understanding.In this clip
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