Cutting the Root of Suffering — Lama Yeshe From Chapter 12 of Lama Thubten Yeshe's teaching on cutting the root of saṃsāra. Source: lamayeshe.com Whatever the object of the mind is — the I, the action, the object, form, sound, smell, taste, tangible object — the whole thing appears to us as real. There is a real car, a real…
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