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Tsering Paldron
Portuguese-born Buddhist teacher, author and meditation instructor; president of Bodhicharya Portugal and host of The Empty Cup podcast.
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Jun 16, 2026
Ep.12 - Tsering Paldron: Finding Peace in an Anxious World
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24:55Tsering PaldronGUEST
But not just, again, I think understanding, that's where the view comes in.
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25:01Tsering PaldronGUEST
If you understand that everything is independent and you put it into perspective, things like karma, things like interconnectedness and things like this, it gives you a much broader perspective.
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25:19Tsering PaldronGUEST
Things become not so much like the good and the bad guys, or you see things in a less linear way and more understanding.
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25:31Tsering PaldronGUEST
So at the same time, that also allows you to take a little bit of distance.
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25:37Tsering PaldronGUEST
But then there's another thing, and I was thinking this afternoon, I was thinking about this.
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38:58Marc SalmonHOST
How does the view inform that decision, do you think, to be more open? What is the Buddhist view that would lead to that kind of response?