Learning to Love The Bad Parts of Yourself

Update: 2025-07-14

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In this talk, Bhante Sathi explores how our struggles with forgiveness—especially self-forgiveness—often stem from unrealistic expectations of perfection in ourselves and others. As meditators, we are encouraged to embrace our past mistakes with compassion, knowing they mark growth, and to stay committed to continual self-cultivation for a wiser, more peaceful future.

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Learning to Love The Bad Parts of Yourself