Embracing the Mud
Aung San Suu Kyi's perspective on her 17 years of house arrest reveals a profound insight: she viewed her confinement as a retreat rather than imprisonment, embodying a spirit of non-hatred. Choosing to enter politics, she emphasizes the importance of engaging with the complexities of her country, illustrating that true service often requires getting one's hands dirty. The conversation highlights the potential for personal and collective transformation, reminding us that redemption and change are always possible.In this clip
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Jack Kornfield – Ep. 18 – Redemption
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