Silent Retreat Insights
Sah shares his transformative experience during a 30-day silent retreat, emphasizing the importance of vows like honesty and non-gossiping. He reflects on the deeper implications of stealing, which extend beyond material possessions to emotional and psychological boundaries within relationships. Through his journey of confronting mental health challenges, he highlights the power of befriending one's inner demons and learning from them.In this clip
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