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In 'The Reality of Life,' Suzanne Jeffrey delves into how our early upbringing shapes our understanding and actions. The text emphasizes how our birth is a vulnerable point characterized by defilements that mislead us. If parents or guardians impart moral values, we can attain the Right View. It discusses the struggle for survival, highlighting that constant external searching for shelter, food, and health drives us away from internal peace. Poor moral education can lead to wrong livelihoods, causing societal discord. The narratives point to deeper issues of anger, greed, and ignorance within individuals, arguing that societal problems stem from these internal conflicts. True solutions arise not from external pursuits but through self-reflection and meditation, leading to enlightenment and inner peace. This profound understanding stresses the necessity of changing ourselves for better societal coexistence.
-Influence of Upbringing
-Moral Behavior and Education
-Struggle for Survival
-Defilements and Internal Conflicts
-Path to Enlightenment through Meditation