Welcome to let it be easy with Susie Moore.

I want to share with you today one thing that I believe is the cause of a lot of suffering.

And it's, this is a popular.

I can't imagine anyone going, yes, that's missing in my life.

I need to get on that because at our very nature, we resist this.

The way that our human minds are constructed is to avoid this, to have a real sense of our rightness and we believe what we think we believe that

the way that we're doing things that we're showing up in the walls the way that we're doing things, that we're showing up in the

world, the way that the opinions that we form are the correct ones.

Sometimes I believe that the missing piece sometimes is a sense of humility.

All the great old spiritual teachers including the Stoics, they'd say,

you know, all I know is that I know nothing.

Right?

Buddha speaks about the not knowing mind,

versus the knowing mind, which is this is right, that's wrong.

He's good, she's bad.

This group of people are correct.

These are terrible. Right, of people are correct. These are terrible. Having these very fixed views on the world,

on what's good and bad, what's right and wrong, what's cool and uncool, what's appropriate and

inappropriate. The question we never ask ourselves. Or I can tell you,

it's maybe a couple of people in my life I've met who've had the wisdom, the self-awareness, the ability to ask themselves this question.

What if I'm wrong?

What if I'm wrong?

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