No.217989
>>217988The solution is right in front of you, both in the wiki link and from your use of the term "Īrṣyā". Buddhism is basically the practice of removing this, and removing desire in general (as they teach that desire is the cause of all suffering).
No.217990
>>217989>they teach that desire is the cause of all sufferingSuch a stupid philosophy
No.217995
you do struggle against desires that's how. check out dep there are some quotes there already
No.218003
>>218002you do a good job of making me feel stupid! i appreciate your skill honestly
No.219777
Become that what you envy and give it to the right person if front of their noses, while denying carefully to others.
The targets of both destination and denial of these gifts should be determined by your stance against these feels of envy. Psychic fights, you'll see…
No.219778
>>218002Is there any podcasts/interiews with him i must listen to?
No.219782
I think it's pretty much as you say, we're all on different paths. You have to come to terms with the fact that not everything in life is granted or possible to everybody. My disposition made it so that I spent my teens inside playing games and watching anime instead of seeking interaction with peers. Then later in higher education, it took me about twice as long as 'normal people' to finish my degree because I couldn't handle a full course load. Feeling bad about it won't change anything. Wishing it was different will only make the pain worse. It's probably about detachment and acceptance.