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The mind sent outside
is the origin of suffering.

The result of the mind
being sent outside
is suffering.

The mind seeing the mind
clearly is the path to the
cessation of suffering.

The result of the mind
seeing the mind clearly
is the cessation of suffering.

The Noble Truths of the Mind
Venerable Luang Pu Dune Atulo

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http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/667755-cartoon-the-truth-of-body-and-mind-from-monk-in-thailand/

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/667755-cartoon-the-truth-of-body-and-mind-from-monk-in-thailand/

Thank you so much for this link.

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Edited September 15, 201312 yr by PimonratC

In the 4 Noble Truths Buddha said that the origin of suffering is selfish desire, not "the mind being sent outside."

Likewise, following the 8-fold path to overcome selfish desire is the way to overcome suffering, not

"seeing the mind clearly."

In my opinion, what the monk says is different from what Buddha said, and it's not just a matter of saying the same thing with different words.

In the 4 Noble Truths Buddha said that the origin of suffering is selfish desire, not "the mind being sent outside."

Likewise, following the 8-fold path to overcome selfish desire is the way to overcome suffering, not

"seeing the mind clearly."

In my opinion, what the monk says is different from what Buddha said, and it's not just a matter of saying the same thing with different words.

You right and This Monk is right too.

Because the mind sent outside is the origin of selfish desire.

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Edited September 16, 201312 yr by PimonratC

As your queston meke me recognise, I should add a book for more detail of this quote too.

Here it is.

http://01.learndhamma.com/pramote/books/The%20Path%20to%20Enlightenment%20I%20eBook.pdf

This book is describe this quote really great in practicing and can be proven.

And this quote was from this book. A very good one.

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