Truth Of Happiness Dhamma Study Tuesday Week Ten Hindrances - April 14 2020

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My live-streamed Dhamma talk and our sangha discussion on Tuesday April 14, 2020 is the is the tenth week of our 12-week Truth Of Happiness Dhamma Study. This week’s study is on  common hindrances to individual Dhamma practice..

FIVE COMMON HINDRANCES TO PRACTICE

1. Sensory or sensual desire
2. Ill will
3. Sloth, torpor, or drowsiness
4. Restlessness and worry
5. Doubt, uncertainty or skepticism

… (Truth Of Happiness Week Ten)

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