Mastering the Ego How Buddhism Helps You Overcome Greed, Anger, and Delusion

Mastering the Ego How Buddhism Helps You Overcome Greed, Anger, and Delusion
Discover the transformative power of Buddhist teachings to master your ego and break free from the chains of greed, anger, and delusion. Learn practical mindfulness techniques and wisdom to cultivate inner peace, clarity, and compassion. Begin your journey toward a balanced and enlightened mind today.
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Mastering the Ego How Buddhism Helps You Overcome Greed, Anger, and Delusion

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This will be helpful for a lot of people, but those of us who were born knowing this stuff, know that the Ego does not actually exist. The personality does. I love nature, computers, and helping others when possible or allowed. I know what sympathy is but I reject it. People often think sympathy is empathy, but they are very different. Sympathy does not help anyone, empathy does. As does compassion. I understand greed, but I haven't been greedy in this current life..I'm cool with sharing, not because it's some kind of "right thing to do" but because it's natural inside me. Yet, I won't share with people who want to abuse it. When I was Christian I had a calm, mellow guidance that it wouldn't last, and often I sensed it wasn't truth because the Bible was made from other sources. I became angry in Christianity because I knew I'd been lied to by Church, and preachers. My reasoning skills were very good back then and remain so. Christianity was the source of anger & when I left it, a lot of diligent practice, I became free...and left the anger. Years later, I'm completely free from religions, and I do not use any of the lingo anymore, unless I have to relate with another with it.
I like The Buddha, it makes sense. Buddha does not call people broken (sinner), or tell them they'll be punished. Which reminds me of when I was Pagan. You cause your own pain by holding onto anger, misery, and sadness. No one can literally make you happy or sad. It's all YOU. Your (auto-)reactions...when you control them, you're mastering your mind. Deep mindfulness. I don't strive to be better than anyone else, I strive to be the best me I am able to be. Sometimes I fail, and failure is a wonderful way to learn and that's how you reach for, and get to, enlightenment.
I will continue to laugh about the Ego. Sharing is caring. Selfishness is very, very healthy, and to share how to be that is a lot of fun.