Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Our own suffering trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Need to develop mindfulness of our own suffering;
Once we have understood our own suffering, we will be able to understand the suffering of others.
We are responsible for our own suffering.
Our own suffering, if we turn toward it, can open us to a loving relationship with the world.”.
Christ's agony gives meaning to our own suffering.
So this is how we create our own suffering with our thoughts.
This is a simple way of seeing how we create our own suffering.
This is the case whether this state of mind is focused on our own suffering or, in the case of compassion, focused on the sufferings of others.
In this manner, the suffering of others becomes our own suffering.
This is the case whether this state of mind is focused on our own suffering or, in the case of compassion, focused on the sufferings of others.
Especially it is very important for us to see for ourselves how we create our own suffering.
We have the capacity to add to our own suffering in many ways.
Most of us keep strengthening our negative habits andtherefore sow the seeds of our own suffering.
The second type of patience is to accept and endure our own suffering, something that Shantideva speaks a lot about.
We have to look not just at our sickness butat all the shortcomings of our own samsara, our own suffering realm.
The first of them addresses this dialogic relationship between our own suffering and our capacity to fully understand our loved ones.
First, we need to develop mindfulness of our own suffering;
So the importance of the teachingis that we see clearly how we create our own suffering, and through that realisation it becomes clear that only we can free ourselves of the suffering. .
First, we need to develop mindfulness of our own suffering;
When we are developing renunciation, we needed to look at our own suffering from two points of view.
If we harm them, it will only lead to our own suffering.
The main difference between the twois that with renunciation our mind is focused on our own suffering, and with compassion it's focused on the sufferings of others.
Dr Stanton describes how we are the architects of our own suffering.
We may close thedoor ourselves because we do not want to see our own suffering or reveal it to others.
We are usually thinking only of our own suffering.
We are the ones who are causing our own suffering.
This is a simple way how we create our own suffering.
We may close thedoor ourselves because we do not want to see our own suffering or reveal it to others.
With this understanding,we were able to produce compassion and to relieve our own suffering and that of the other side.
We should spend time walking together, eating together, making acquaintance,telling each other about our own suffering, without blame or condemnation.