Examples of using It's a misunderstanding in English and their translations into German
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It's a misunderstanding.
Never will, it's a misunderstanding.
It's a misunderstanding.
This whole thing-- it's a misunderstanding.
It's a misunderstanding.
Even if we accept that we need todo these preliminary practices such as prostration, it's a misunderstanding to imagine that we're going to get miracles from them.
It's a misunderstanding.
Also when involved with tantra andwanting instructions on how to practice, it's a misunderstanding to think that the main emphasis in the practice is the visualization and so to worry so much about getting all the little details correctly.
It's a misunderstanding.
Maybe it's a misunderstanding.
It's a misunderstanding.
No, no, no, it's a misunderstanding.
It's a misunderstanding, mom," I told her.
Concerning tantric initiations, it's a misunderstanding to take a tantric initiation without examining the teacher or the practice beforehand.
It's a misunderstanding and it's going to be ok.
But it's a misunderstanding.
It's a misunderstanding, Kobba is the acting sheriff in Hellfjord.
Oh, it's a misunderstanding.
It's a misunderstanding to think that I'm the cause for the ripening of other people's karma.
Look, it's a misunderstanding.
But it's a misunderstanding to think it's so easy or that it's guaranteed.
I see, it's a misunderstanding at all.
It's a misunderstanding that Buddhism says there is something wrong with being happy.
As for practice, it's a misunderstanding to think that the Gelug tradition is purely a study lineage and Kagyu and Nyingma are purely practice lineages.
It's a misunderstanding to think,"All I have to do is practice dzogchen; just sit and be natural.
As an auxiliary to this, it's a misunderstanding to think that all Tibetans; or, more limited, all monks and nuns; or, even more limited, all Rinpoches, Geshes and Kenpos are perfect examples of Buddhist practice.
It's a misunderstanding to think we can gain liberation or enlightenment without having to overcome biology, specifically our sex drive.
But it's a misunderstanding to think that because science provides models,it's not about reality.
Next, it's a misunderstanding to regard Buddhist ethics as being based on obedience to laws, rather than based on discriminating awareness.
Similarly, it's a misunderstanding to think that we are Milarepas and that everyone- specifically, we ourselves- need to go into a lifelong retreat, or at least do a three-year retreat.