When POTS or Long Covid makes you feel broken, the five aggregates help you see pain as a process rather than a self so you can find mental freedom.

The goal of this practice isn't to fix the body so that it never has an unpleasant sensation again; the goal is to stop 'carrying self-identity' within those symptoms. By moving from 'my pain' to 'there is a sensation,' we find that we can be afflicted in body, but not afflicted in mind.
I'd like sort of a low-key easy to listen to lecture that talks about the five-changing aggregates I guess and how to work with those those when there is a physical discomfort like chronic pain or a condition. For example, I have postural, orthostatic, tachycardia and long covid

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