Pascal Auclair

This is clinging.

This is exactly.

So the joy of seeing the teaching unfold, you know.

So I cling.

All the time, all day long, I cling to all kinds of things.

But when I get to see it, I'm like, oh, Pascal, you just clung to... This was pleasurable and you clung to it.

Or this was unpleasurable.

And now, you know, life has stopped.

You know, there's just this thing that was said that I didn't like and...

The whole dynamism of life has stopped now.

I'm focused on this and the whole world has stopped.

And I'm going to, you know, chew on that bone for a while, you know.

And then I can say, oh, Pascal, look at this.

It's exactly as it's told in the Dharma, in the teachings, you know, this happens, of course.

Cling to views, to points of views, to...

the way we understand the world to be.

So you can see this maybe on the bigger scene, the international scene, like religious views, spiritual views.

So this can be very charged.

I don't know when you hear this how it lands in you, but for me, I see the Buddha

talks about something like that our views and opinions should lead to calm and clarity.