retreat coming up over Labor Day weekend, which is at Garrison Institute, easy to get to.

We set it up for people who've never been on Buddhist retreats, although you can also, obviously,

have been on a number, enjoy it,

but it's got lots of times for nature walks, talks, questions, interacting with us.

So there's, it's a very easy and friendly way to get in your your or to experience what a Buddhist retreat would be like.

So anyway, if you're interested, you could look on Dharma Punks with an XYC or the Garrison website,

and I hope you will because we love to see you.

Kathy's morning meditation happens at 8 a.m. Eastern Standard Time, Monday through Friday.

And just like tonight's class, the link for her morning meditations is on the website.

And finally, if you would like to, if you get something from these talks, and it's

available, even if it's a small amount, any support really helps me continue. As a Buddhist pastor,

I don't charge for anything. I don't hide any of my teachings behind paywalls.

There's no subscriptions or advertisements.

It's all just offered as throughout history.

Buddhist talks have always been offered freely,

or at least that's the way the Buddha intended it.

And so the way I survive is simply by offering this stuff and just hoping that enough people get value that they'll sustain me.

The Venmo's Dharma punks with an ex-NYC,

and the PayPal and the Patreon information is on the website.

So tonight we'll look at why envy and jealousy,

while certainly unpleasant states of being became prevalent human traits,

what leads to greater degrees of envy and jealousy in certain individuals,

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