Fundamental Wrongness to Unconditional Rightness: Dharma Talk (Episode 117)

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We often begin the spiritual journey with a vague or an acute sense that something in our life isn't quite right, and we look to the spiritual path for a resolution to our distress. In Episode 117, I explore what sorts of wrongness the Buddhist path addresses and what kinds of dukkha the practice accepts as inevitable. Listen to it here or in your preferred podcast app.

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