LETTING GO OF THE SELF

By the Venerable Kunga Rinchen (Dorje Tenzin), Tibetan monk and Buddhist meditation teacher.
The narrative combines historical, philosophical, and poetic elements to present the spiritual path of Padampa Sangye, emphasizing his focus on observing reality without attachment and on the dissolution of the ego as a path to liberation. Detachment and emptiness appear not as negations of life, but as means of understanding the functioning of a mind free from suffering. I feel that, as a whole, the text offers a spiritual reflection, showing how cultural and mental structures can perpetuate pain. At the same time, it points to how awareness, meditation, and unlearning open the possibility of transformation. The tone is contemplative and symbolic, inviting the reader to question their own beliefs and to recognize that the path to liberation is not found outside, but within.

Rodolfo P. Müller, life coach and biographical coach, author of The Teachings of Don Lucio, a work dedicated to personal development and the inner search.
Happiness is attained through letting go. Imagine that you were going to die this weekend; the sensible thing would be to detach yourself from everything in the hours you have left. Otherwise, you would suffer uselessly without being able to change your final destiny. Letting go implies becoming empty, yet that emptiness opens a space for a different relationship with reality.
To love my present destiny means to accept it, and acceptance is a form of happiness. That state of surrender is what I call love.