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Jack Kornfield on how meaning emerges from consciously choosing how to engage with suffering. Purpose isn't found — it's created through responsibility to others. Buddhist compassion and Western meaning-seeking converge.
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Kornfield: the Buddhist path and the existentialist path converge on the same point — meaning is created through taking responsibility for reducing suffering, not through pursuing personal happiness.
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