uncleJim21 on Nostr: Yes. When the Buddhists translate “life is suffering” the real word is called ...
Yes.
When the Buddhists translate “life is suffering” the real word is called dukkha and suffering is actually a poor translation. It more means self frustration.
You’re the source of your own self frustration and you can take that power back pretty much whenever you decide to.
When the Buddhists translate “life is suffering” the real word is called dukkha and suffering is actually a poor translation. It more means self frustration.
You’re the source of your own self frustration and you can take that power back pretty much whenever you decide to.
quoting note1pwp…9jpeLooking back I wasted so much time being loyal to the wrong people.
Massive miscalculation.
Probably a self worth issue on my end.
I extended loyalty to those who didn’t deserve it and of course it blew back on me.
It was my fault, not theirs.
They never deserved it in the first place.
This is what stoicism is all about.
Looking back and realizing that you were actually the cause of all your suffering.
Not others.