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Margaret Meloni

Cultivating Equanimity in Daily Life


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.๐Ÿš— Imagine three scenarios of people broken down by the roadside. Your emotional responses vary significantly based on your connection to them. A stranger? Mild compassion. A neighbor? More involvement. A best friend? Deep emotional turbulence. ๐Ÿ˜ฐ๐Ÿ’”

Consider how equanimity functions as a stabilizing force in your emotional life. It allows you to experience deep compassion, loving-kindness, and joyousness without being overwhelmed by your feelings.

In a recent episode of the Death Dhamma podcast, we emphasized the importance of "not self" (non-attachment) as a foundational practice for cultivating equanimity. This practice encourages you to observe situations with clarity and discernment, freeing you from being engulfed by your emotions. Remember that true compassion encompasses emotional understanding and practical actions, such as offering assistance to those in need. Importantly, equanimity does not imply cold detachment; rather, it invites a mindful approach to life's challenges, providing you with the tools to navigate your emotions with grace.

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May you be well and happy, at ease, and free from suffering.

Margaret Meloni

5318 East Second Street #413, Long Beach, CA 90803
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Margaret Meloni

Helping project managers be the best they can be - Helping human beings navigate impermanence. A human making sense of this world using Buddhism to guide me. Want to know more about leading your team to project success? Great! Dealing with loss and life and how to cope - let's talk.

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