On clinging - Joe Carlsmith
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How can "non-attachment" be compatible with care? We need to distinguish between caring and clinging.
On clinging - Joe Carlsmith On clinging Contents hide I. Pointing at clinging II. Clinging vs. caring III. Application to certain types of advice IV. Clinging and vice V. Reducing clinging? Last updated: 10.12.2022 Published: 01.24.2021 On clinging Podcast version here , or search “Joe Carlsmith Audio” on your podcast app. I often find myself wanting to refer to a certain dimension of emotional experience, which I’ll call “clinging.” This post tries to point at it. I also suggest that understanding this dimension can resolve a common confusion about Buddhist philo
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