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Melanie Moore: I am trying in my life to accept both the good and the bad with equanimity.
Melanie L Moore: Equanimity: n, mental calmness,composure,and evenness of temper.
Equanimity for Progress in Spiritual Growth
Buddha's Discourse:
"Bhikkhus, whenever you hear someone criticize the Buddha or Dhamma, do not yield to emotions of anger, irritation, or resentment, which will act as a barrier to your spiritual progress.
Similarly, whenever you hear someone praise the Buddha or Dhamma, do not yield to emotions of happiness, satisfaction, or pride, which will also act as a barrier to your spiritual progress.
Only with a balanced mind, should you correct mistaken statements or acknowledge true ones."
Ron Alexander: Hugh and I came up with "Unity Community of Equanimity" after he asked question about "Community" and I asked question about meditation.
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