When someone walks away from you — a child, a friend, a partner — the pain can feel unbearable. But in those first raw moments, the choices we make can either deepen our suffering or begin to set us free.
In this dharma talk, we explore 5 things you must avoid doing when someone leaves — not as rules, but as gentle wisdom drawn from the Buddha's teachings on attachment, impermanence, and the heart's capacity to heal.
If you are over 60, you have lived long enough to know that loss is not the end of your story. This teaching is for you.
🪷 May this talk bring you peace, clarity, and the strength to carry forward.
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Seniors: Don't Do These 5 Things When Someone Walks Away From You | Buddhism
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