Natasha Jackson

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"Unselfish Joy: A Neglected Virtue," by Natasha Jackson (From Buddhist Publication Society Wheel Publication No. 170; 1983): In this short essay the author argues that the practice of mudita — sympathetic or unselfish joy — is just the antidote we need for restoring balance and hope to a cynical world.

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