Bài 28: Vượt qua chính mình

"...
In life, due to a deep attachment to self, people often have diseases that start with the word "self" such as: self-esteem, pride, ... Here, we only talk about complacency, pride - self-esteem. Seeing yourself as cool, is important. This comes from the self. By self, we find that what we know or what we can do is very beautiful, very enough, very wonderful. Since then, among us often appear the disease "self-praise". For example, when we say something no one has said, we feel better than the rest of the world; or when we do a certain kind of good deed, we feel that we are very nice, very noble. Those are diseases arising out of the self. Those are the wrong diseases ... "

This is a lecture on Psychology of Ethics (Lesson 28: Overcoming yourself) that teacher Chan Quang taught at the Buddhist College of Long An province, session 2.

Although the lecture is taught by a monk in a Buddhist environment, the content is extremely practical for all those who wish to have a moral life, as well as a happy and happy life. real and sustainable. Therefore, the series of lectures on Psychological Ethics of Master Chan Quang has naturally become lessons not only for monastics or followers of Buddha.