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Our ego holds a permanent concept of our ordinary self all the time—this year, last year, the year before: “I’m a bad person; me, me, me, me, me, me.” From the Buddhist point of view, that’s wrong. If you hold that kind of concept throughout your lifetime—you become a bad person because you interpret yourself as a bad person.
Therefore, your ego’s interpretation is unreasonable. It has nothing whatsoever to do with reality. And because your ego holds onto such a self-existent I, attachment begins.
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Study reveals surprising way to get toddlers to eat veg Toddlers may be more likely to eat their greens if their mothers consumed vegetables during the later stages of pregnancy, new research suggests. A study led by Durham University found that newborn babies respond positively to the smell of food they encounter in the womb.
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