I quit my job to end my suffering

I quit my job to end suffering but now

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I previously posted about parting ways with my toxic boss. I chose to quit in order to end my suffering, but now I find myself unemployed.

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I have worked honestly and diligently to reach this stage. There are a few job opportunities available, but the ones that offer financial stability may not allow much professional growth, while those that offer professional growth do not pay well. I feel conflicted by this choice.

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Most of the available jobs are far from where my parents live. I have spent much of my life away from them, and now I wish to be closer to them and help take care of them.

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Will this ever come to fruition? Sometimes I feel as though I am trying to control too many aspects of life. Are my intentions wrong? Wanting to stay near my parents and care for them does not seem unreasonable, yet I find myself struggling with attachment to a particular outcome.

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From a Buddhist perspective, how should I approach this situation?

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u/rohanshelby — 17 days ago

I have a very toxic work place

And a very toxic boss. I'm planning to quit because I don't like the values of my boss he is very manipulative. I don't wanna waste my timeunder him. Is this right way of thinking? What does budhism teach about other people hurting us

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u/rohanshelby — 1 month ago
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Is this correct translation?

I have a lot of these kinds of translations and this is the strangest one at my workplace. Was just wondering if it is the proper translation.

u/rohanshelby — 1 month ago