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Likhai - The Indian Writers Cooperative
UWC Digital
20 episodes
1 day ago
Traditional publishing is a "1% game" where most writers struggle to earn anything. At Likhai, we believe writers deserve ownership in the system they help build.
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Traditional publishing is a "1% game" where most writers struggle to earn anything. At Likhai, we believe writers deserve ownership in the system they help build.
Show more...
Education
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When things fall apart
Likhai - The Indian Writers Cooperative
16 minutes 28 seconds
1 year ago
When things fall apart

Pema Chödrön's When Things Fall Apart offers Buddhist-inspired advice for navigating difficult life experiences. The book compiles transcripts of talks, exploring themes of fear, pain, and suffering, suggesting that embracing these challenges, rather than avoiding them, leads to spiritual growth. Chödrön emphasizes mindfulness, compassion, and acceptance as crucial tools for navigating life's uncertainties. The text also introduces practices like tonglen (breathing in suffering, breathing out peace) to cultivate inner peace and expand one's compassion. Finally, the book highlights the importance of honesty and self-compassion in personal and spiritual development.

Likhai - The Indian Writers Cooperative
Traditional publishing is a "1% game" where most writers struggle to earn anything. At Likhai, we believe writers deserve ownership in the system they help build.