Don Miguel Ruiz Jr. - Dissolving Attachment

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  • Опубликовано: 12 дек 2024

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  • @Tachunda
    @Tachunda 4 года назад

    Ty so much

  • @marybarney769
    @marybarney769 7 лет назад +3

    He is talking about attachment to things that hurt us. Why would he let go of something that makes him happy...if he's "happily married."

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      @brysoncorbin8496 3 года назад

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      @abdielamir915 3 года назад

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      @calvinoliver8885 3 года назад

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  • @ikey1119
    @ikey1119 7 лет назад

    Great Insight

  • @Deepa16
    @Deepa16 9 лет назад

    thanks.

  • @meikerieger2899
    @meikerieger2899 7 лет назад +2

    He speaks about letting go of attachment, yet is happily married and has a huge family looking after his back. why doesnt he let go of them then? What about people who are yearning for such a family and attachment yet had to let go of that dream?

    • @DanielNietoEscobar
      @DanielNietoEscobar 7 лет назад

      Yeah, thinking about how he will domesticated and following what father and grandmother thought him and he decided to go in the same route.. perhaps it was profitable while he could feel good with that attachment.. Don't know, would be nice jr could answer..

    • @jd-un8ef
      @jd-un8ef 6 лет назад +15

      Did you two...read the book? Chapter 6 of The Four Agreements talks about having an equal amount of attachment and detachment. Love the person or people you with but be able to let them go and have their personal freedom and you have yours. Detachment is especially important for letting go of the past whether good or bad and to live in the moment. People these days are sensitive these days and extra butthurt over the smallest things.