Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche: In Love with the World
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to greater compassion for others. Here Rinpoche explores his harrowing near-death experience and the life-giving discoveries and spiritual realizations that came with it, a journey that he describes in the beautiful book, In Love with the World. And now here's a deep and illuminating conversation with Mingu Rinpoche. I'm so excited for this. Welcome.
Hello, thank you. Thank you very much. And very happy to be here. To begin, you share a teaching in In Love with the World about your inspiration to go on a wandering retreat. You call it adding wood to the fire.
Share with us a little bit what this means, adding wood to the fire and why you wanted to go on this wandering retreat. Yes, so we have this tradition wandering retreat, which is a little bit like example of how to make the fire. So first when we make the fire with the right condition, protective area, with a small wood or maybe even grass, and then fire become bigger and you can open more wind, then you add more woods. Even the huge wood wood actually it helps for the fire.
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