The quote, “no self, no problem” embodies the essence of Buddhism in a very simplified, yet direct approach in pointing out one of humanities greatest obstacles.
Our belief that we must continually place ourselves first creates a world of never ending pain and discomfort, yet it is an obstacle that is very rarely conquered, resulting in ongoing trauma which can be passed on generationally.
It is interesting that without thought, our natural instinct is to comfort and nurture, as a new mother does with her child. It is only when our uncontrolled mind begins to create a myriad stories that we fall into the trap of self importance, our unchecked ego steps up to overdrive, and disharmony pervades.
This beautiful Buddhist quote offers us an alternative, which is to revert to our natural disposition of care and concern for all.
Through not allowing ego to dominate and place us above every one else, we create calm, placid, peaceful and harmonious environments for all.
Surely this is a more palatable life goal than selfishness and self interest, and a place from which all of humanity benefits.
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