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Commentary On The Udāna Sūtra
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Lesson 40
Udāna Sūtra 41 | Why Less Desire Leads to True Freedom
Commentary On The Udāna Sūtra
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Overview
Chapters
00:00
Wisdom and the Misunderstandings of Worldly People
09:18
Worldly Judgments: Status, Eloquence, and Wealth
17:17
How Material Gain Increases Enemies and Resentment
18:41
The Story of Sundari: Even the Buddha Faced His Past Karma
27:36
Less Desire: The Key to True Freedom and Mindfulness
36:34
The Middle Way of Eating and Sustaining Life
43:13
Fame as a Poisonous Thorn and Being Mired in Mud
47:01
Aspirations for a Simple, Unattached Life
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