By meditating, we´re learning to disengage ourselves from habitual clinging and disperse the defilements and obscurations that hinder our capacity to serve others, such as illusory feelings of scarcity and fears of deprivation. We gradually learn to be more conscious and make better choices. We develop simplicity instead of comlexity, open-mindedness instead of narrow-mindedness, flexibility rather than rigidity. We feel ourselves to be more available to others and to give more generously of ourselves.
Meditation teaches us to let go of our automatic tendencies and the negative qualities that limit our ability to help others. By practicing mindfulness, we can address feelings of scarcity and fear, which often hold us back. This process leads to greater awareness and improved decision-making, allowing us to respond to life’s challenges more effectively.
As we engage in meditation, we cultivate simplicity and openness, replacing complexity and closed-mindedness with flexibility. This transformation makes us more present and willing to give to others, enhancing our relationships and ability to contribute positively to the world around us.
