Dr. Martha Beck

That obstetrician at Harvard, I would bet my last dime that he was still working on the same circuits he used when he was five. And they were pretty scary, you know? So, yeah, we all have... multiple causes of suffering, but we also have, I wouldn't actually call it interparenting because that basically implies that only parents give that to children. And I think it's just humaning.

That obstetrician at Harvard, I would bet my last dime that he was still working on the same circuits he used when he was five. And they were pretty scary, you know? So, yeah, we all have... multiple causes of suffering, but we also have, I wouldn't actually call it interparenting because that basically implies that only parents give that to children. And I think it's just humaning.

That obstetrician at Harvard, I would bet my last dime that he was still working on the same circuits he used when he was five. And they were pretty scary, you know? So, yeah, we all have... multiple causes of suffering, but we also have, I wouldn't actually call it interparenting because that basically implies that only parents give that to children. And I think it's just humaning.

If you are truly humane, if you are truly in a state of self with a capital S, there is nothing in you that wants to cause suffering for any other being. And there's nothing in you that doesn't want to help. ease the suffering of the entire world.

If you are truly humane, if you are truly in a state of self with a capital S, there is nothing in you that wants to cause suffering for any other being. And there's nothing in you that doesn't want to help. ease the suffering of the entire world.

If you are truly humane, if you are truly in a state of self with a capital S, there is nothing in you that wants to cause suffering for any other being. And there's nothing in you that doesn't want to help. ease the suffering of the entire world.

So again, now I'm into a kind of Asian modality of there's this Bodhisattva prayer that goes, for as long as space endures and as long as sentient beings exist, may I also abide that I might heal with my heart the miseries of the world. And that part of us is in everyone. And if we become those people, It won't just be parents being kind to children.

So again, now I'm into a kind of Asian modality of there's this Bodhisattva prayer that goes, for as long as space endures and as long as sentient beings exist, may I also abide that I might heal with my heart the miseries of the world. And that part of us is in everyone. And if we become those people, It won't just be parents being kind to children.

So again, now I'm into a kind of Asian modality of there's this Bodhisattva prayer that goes, for as long as space endures and as long as sentient beings exist, may I also abide that I might heal with my heart the miseries of the world. And that part of us is in everyone. And if we become those people, It won't just be parents being kind to children.

It will be humans being kind to each other, the earth, and all other beings. And we may actually make it into another century.

It will be humans being kind to each other, the earth, and all other beings. And we may actually make it into another century.

It will be humans being kind to each other, the earth, and all other beings. And we may actually make it into another century.

I believe it's actually the only part of us that's real. I talked a minute ago about people who are dying. They drop the pretense. They don't need the pretense of belonging to the material world or the material body anymore. And that radiance begins to gather. in their eyes. And it's not new. It's what they came in with.

I believe it's actually the only part of us that's real. I talked a minute ago about people who are dying. They drop the pretense. They don't need the pretense of belonging to the material world or the material body anymore. And that radiance begins to gather. in their eyes. And it's not new. It's what they came in with.

I believe it's actually the only part of us that's real. I talked a minute ago about people who are dying. They drop the pretense. They don't need the pretense of belonging to the material world or the material body anymore. And that radiance begins to gather. in their eyes. And it's not new. It's what they came in with.

If you've looked into the eyes of a young child, a little baby, you see the same thing. And it's only when people die that they put down everything else. Unless, as Eckhart Tolle says, you die before you die and learn that there is no death. Because that self does not feel physical. It feels metaphysical.

If you've looked into the eyes of a young child, a little baby, you see the same thing. And it's only when people die that they put down everything else. Unless, as Eckhart Tolle says, you die before you die and learn that there is no death. Because that self does not feel physical. It feels metaphysical.

If you've looked into the eyes of a young child, a little baby, you see the same thing. And it's only when people die that they put down everything else. Unless, as Eckhart Tolle says, you die before you die and learn that there is no death. Because that self does not feel physical. It feels metaphysical.

I think you've said— The other parts are impermanent. They will vanish. Everything, as Shakespeare says, everything will just disappear and leave not a rack behind. We are such stuff as dreams are made on. There is an experience that is common to individuals all over the world in different cultures at different times where they start to say they feel as if they've awakened from a dream.

I think you've said— The other parts are impermanent. They will vanish. Everything, as Shakespeare says, everything will just disappear and leave not a rack behind. We are such stuff as dreams are made on. There is an experience that is common to individuals all over the world in different cultures at different times where they start to say they feel as if they've awakened from a dream.