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A polarizing fruit became our mirror for love. From Bali’s lush rice fields to a temple in Vietnam, we follow a trail that starts with durian’s notorious smell and ends with a simple truth: love without understanding can hurt the very people we want to cherish. Drawing on a poignant story from Thich Nhat Hanh—where a monk literally “imprisons” a durian under a bell just to keep chanting—we explore why forcing our preferences, gifts, or plans is control, not care, and how curiosity can restore ease.
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Chapters
1. Bali Memories And A Curious Fruit (00:00:00)
2. The Legend And Smell Of Durian (00:00:58)
3. Thich Nhat Hanh’s Durian Lesson (00:01:37)
4. Love Versus Control In Relationships (00:03:06)
5. Practical Examples Of Understanding (00:04:06)
6. Conscious Choices And Gifts That Fit (00:06:00)
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