Tissa Sutta, Impermanence And Uncertainty - Local Knowledge Uncommon Dhamma Class 10 June 6 2020

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My Saturday live-streamed Dhamma talk and our sangha discussion is on the Tissa Sutta. The Buddha teaches Tissa to frame his uneasy and troubling mind-states through the Eightfold Path. In doing so, Tissa avoids further dictation from self-indulgence and gains profound understanding and useful insight into the Three Marks of Existence.

“Tissa, a monk in the Sangha was distressed. He told a group of Sangha members, ‘Friends, I feel lost and uninspired. My mind is cloudy and overwhelmed. I am lethargic. I find this life unsatisfying. I am uncertain about the Dhamma’..” (Local Knowledge - Uncommon Dhama Week 8 )

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