P                    r                                   i                                 d              e
                                         Reality : Interdependence

                                     Ignorance                  Wisdom


                  (Care for the happiness of yourself only)   (Care for the happiness of others)

                          Self-centered mind :                       Altruistic mind (Reason):
                          *Attachment                                *Compassion
                          *Arrogance                                 *Warm-heart
                          *Greed…etc.                                *Gentleness…etc.



                          Destructive emotion :                      Calm mind :

    Mind                  *Anger, Hatred
                          *Jealousy
                                                                     *Peace of mind
                                                                     *Friendship                   Flow
                          *Fear, Sorrow…etc.                         *Cooperation…etc.




                      Negative motivation                         Positive motivation



                         Negative karma                              Positive karma



                             Negative consequence                        Benefit

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      2012.6.24          Suffering                          Happiness            Hitoshi Tsuchiyama
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Contents
1.          What is Pride?
2.          Sources of Pride
3.          How to eliminate Pride
4.          How to transform our mind
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1. What is Pride?
1.          Pride is one of the arrogance for protecting our
            inner weakness and appearing stronger than the
            reality.
2.          If we have high pride, we will be nervous and our
            speech and action will be arrogant.
3.          And we will also suffer from jealousy whenever we
            meet superior people. This is really the hell of
            comparison and never brings us the peace of mind.
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2. Sources of Pride
1.          High pride arises from too much competitive feelings.
            Arrogant people can’t be satisfied without being always
            superior to other people.
2.          They will be frustrated if they don’t recognize their own
            value, comparing with other people. Because high pride
            people believe that they should be exceptional and special.
3.          They are too much conscious of the other people's eyes on
            them. Because high pride people are lacking self-confidence
            and inner strength.
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3. How to eliminate Pride
1.      High pride people have to stop the comparison with other
        people. Instead, they should concentrate on their
        improvements from their past.
2.      They should recognize that they are exactly the same human
        beings as other people physically and mentally. And they
        must practice infinite compassion to others just like they
        love them.
3.      If they once master self-confidence and inner strength
        through compassion, they don’t have to clad themselves in
        armor called pride.
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4. How to transform our mind
1.          Conviction of
            (1) the ultimate reality of ‘Interdependence’ or
            (2) the law of causality or
            (3) the effects of compassion
2.          Practice of ‘Compassion’
            [Compassion : Reason : Universal Moral Ethics] :
            Compassion, Warm-heart, Gentleness, Kindness, Care,
            Sincerity, Honesty, Self-confidence, Trust, Respect,
            Appreciation, Modesty, Self-discipline, Patience, Tolerance,
            Forgiveness, Sympathy, Empathy, Generosity, Non-violence…etc.
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P r a c t i c e                       ‘ C o m p a s s i o n ’
                                           Action
For your meaningful,                       Speech
                                                                     healthy & happy life
                                Karma
                                           Body
                                           Thought (Motivation)
                                           Instinct & Emotion [Transformed]
                                           Reason (Compassion)
                                Mind
                                           Emotion
                                           Instinct
 Human                                    Spirit
                                                                                         Structure

                                                                                 Smile


                                        Controller




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    2012.6.24                                                                 Hitoshi Tsuchiyama
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Pride (English)

  • 1.
    P r i d e Reality : Interdependence Ignorance Wisdom (Care for the happiness of yourself only) (Care for the happiness of others) Self-centered mind : Altruistic mind (Reason): *Attachment *Compassion *Arrogance *Warm-heart *Greed…etc. *Gentleness…etc. Destructive emotion : Calm mind : Mind *Anger, Hatred *Jealousy *Peace of mind *Friendship Flow *Fear, Sorrow…etc. *Cooperation…etc. Negative motivation Positive motivation Negative karma Positive karma Negative consequence Benefit 2012/6/24 1 2012.6.24 Suffering Happiness Hitoshi Tsuchiyama Copyright © 2012, Hitoshi Tsuchiyama. All rights reserved.
  • 2.
    Contents 1. What is Pride? 2. Sources of Pride 3. How to eliminate Pride 4. How to transform our mind 2012/6/24 Tsuchiyama. Copyright © 2012, Hitoshi Tsuchiyama. All rights reserved. 2
  • 3.
    1. What isPride? 1. Pride is one of the arrogance for protecting our inner weakness and appearing stronger than the reality. 2. If we have high pride, we will be nervous and our speech and action will be arrogant. 3. And we will also suffer from jealousy whenever we meet superior people. This is really the hell of comparison and never brings us the peace of mind. 2012/6/24 Tsuchiyama. Copyright © 2012, Hitoshi Tsuchiyama. All rights reserved. 3
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    2. Sources ofPride 1. High pride arises from too much competitive feelings. Arrogant people can’t be satisfied without being always superior to other people. 2. They will be frustrated if they don’t recognize their own value, comparing with other people. Because high pride people believe that they should be exceptional and special. 3. They are too much conscious of the other people's eyes on them. Because high pride people are lacking self-confidence and inner strength. 2012/6/24 Tsuchiyama. Copyright © 2012, Hitoshi Tsuchiyama. All rights reserved. 4
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    3. How toeliminate Pride 1. High pride people have to stop the comparison with other people. Instead, they should concentrate on their improvements from their past. 2. They should recognize that they are exactly the same human beings as other people physically and mentally. And they must practice infinite compassion to others just like they love them. 3. If they once master self-confidence and inner strength through compassion, they don’t have to clad themselves in armor called pride. 2012/6/24 Tsuchiyama. Copyright © 2012, Hitoshi Tsuchiyama. All rights reserved. 5
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    4. How totransform our mind 1. Conviction of (1) the ultimate reality of ‘Interdependence’ or (2) the law of causality or (3) the effects of compassion 2. Practice of ‘Compassion’ [Compassion : Reason : Universal Moral Ethics] : Compassion, Warm-heart, Gentleness, Kindness, Care, Sincerity, Honesty, Self-confidence, Trust, Respect, Appreciation, Modesty, Self-discipline, Patience, Tolerance, Forgiveness, Sympathy, Empathy, Generosity, Non-violence…etc. 2012/6/24 Tsuchiyama. Copyright © 2012, Hitoshi Tsuchiyama. All rights reserved. 6
  • 7.
    P r ac t i c e ‘ C o m p a s s i o n ’ Action For your meaningful, Speech healthy & happy life Karma Body Thought (Motivation) Instinct & Emotion [Transformed] Reason (Compassion) Mind Emotion Instinct Human Spirit Structure Smile Controller 2012/6/24 7 2012.6.24 Hitoshi Tsuchiyama Copyright © 2012, Hitoshi Tsuchiyama. All rights reserved.