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In this episode:
00:01 – Buddhism and business
00:43 – The philosophy of a clean mind
01:24 – Being in command
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Transcription:
OK, I’m currently in the garden where they worship Buddha and the sacred tree. The whole idea around this Buddhism sounds pretty good. It’s about having a clear mind, eating well, doing yoga, achieving wisdom, and getting subconscious with it. And above all, they’re talking about concentration and being a good listener.
Now these things will also help you be really good in life and in business, so I highly recommend you check out this Buddhist shrine here in Thailand. It’s got a huge Buddha, the third biggest one in the world. I’ll show you some pictures from around the gardens here.
It’s all about concentration
It’s real interesting hearing about this whole philosophy of a clean mind and doing yoga. Eating good food will get you a good brain, which brings you wisdom, and that increases your subconscious mind, and you’ll never make the wrong move. This stuff is really old. It’s 380 years old. It’s pre- what we see here in modern society. I’ve also learned that it’s all about having good concentration, because that brings wisdom, and with wisdom you actually can end up making it all the way to Nirvana, which actually means emptiness, or being outside the circle.
Escaping the circle
But the core message is this: If you have a clean mind, you are in command, and that means that you make less mistakes, and you’re going to have a good life. You can actually escape the circle of having to be reincarnated over and over again, and you can go off into emptiness, and that’s the ultimate. I’m James Schramko, catch you again soon.
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