About this episode
In this episode B. Alan Wallace emphasizes the significance of views in shaping behavior and the necessity of releasing attachment to personal views to cultivate great equanimity. He discusses the importance of detaching from preferences even those favoring peaceful retreats over the uncertainties of the external world to achieve ultimate equanimity. Wallace illustrates these concepts with stories including one about a Geshe rescuing a calf and another about Franklin Merrell-Wolff's transcendence of opposites. The episode concludes with a meditation session starting at 47:02 minutes.
About this episode
In this episode B. Alan Wallace emphasizes the significance of views in shaping behavior and the necessity of releasing attachment to personal views to cultivate great equanimity. He discusses the importance of detaching from preferences even those favoring peaceful retreats over the uncertainties of the external world to achieve ultimate equanimity. Wallace illustrates these concepts with stories including one about a Geshe rescuing a calf and another about Franklin Merrell-Wolff's transcendence of opposites. The episode concludes with a meditation session starting at 47:02 minutes.