Knowing Equanimity Without Falling Into Indifference

Update: 2025-09-28

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In many respects our practice aims towards equanimity. But if we force it, we may end up in indifference instead. Jon and Doug discuss these very different states and how our practice can help us navigate through them.

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Knowing Equanimity Without Falling Into Indifference

Jon Aaron and Doug Smith

Knowing Equanimity Without Falling Into Indifference