Being An Observer Of The Mind & Thoughts (English)

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Being an observer of the mind & watching the different thoughts & emotions appear and disappear in it, is one of key practices when it comes to contemplation upon the vedanta wisdom. But what should one do after observing the negative traits of the mind?

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