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The Middle Way: Buddha's Journey from Extremes to Enlightenment

The Buddha's journey teaches us something profound: truth isn't found in extremes. Not in overindulgence. Not in self-punishment. Not in blind optimism or crushing pessimism. The Middle Way is about seeing things as they actually are and responding with wisdom rather than reaction. As the Buddha taught in the Dhammapada, verse 277: "Sabbe saṅkhārā aniccā"—All conditioned things are impermanent. When we understand this deeply, we naturally let go of clinging to extremes. We find the balance that leads to peace. The question isn't whether you'll face extremes in your life—you will. The question is: will you have the wisdom to recognize them and find your own Middle Way? The Buddha spent six years in extreme austerity before discovering the path. You don't have to. His teaching is your shortcut—2,600 years of tested wisdom waiting for you. What extreme are you holding onto? And what would it look like to release it? Subscribe for more Buddha teachings. Like if this resonated. And remember: the path is neither too tight nor too loose. Find your balance.