Bonus episode: Anne on how practice undermines habit patterns

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In this vintage teaching from a series on Foundational Practices (Ngondro), Anne Klein/Lama Rigzin Drolma notes that practice can begin to erode even the habits we most tightly identify with–but cautions that dharma practice itself can become an expression of our underlying tendencies. The more we can recognize and trust our own buddha nature, the more we can genuinely wake up out of the habit patterns that used to structure our lives.

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