Phone Scams Target Seniors: A Calm Buddha-Inspired Practice to Stay Clear

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Are you afraid of phone scams?

Does your heart race every time the phone rings?

For many people over 60, the fear of being scammed is not only about losing money—it is also the fear of losing dignity, feeling “foolish,” or losing control.

In this video, we follow the story of Helen. She used to panic so much that she would freeze whenever an unknown number called. But by applying the ancient wisdom of calm steadiness and a simple practice—“Pause – Breathe – Check”—she learned something powerful:

You may not be able to control who calls you…
but you can absolutely control how you respond.

You are wise, not weak.

Let’s learn how to protect your peace—one ring at a time.

🛡️ In this video, we will explore:

The root of fear: why scammers target your emotions (greed and fear), not just your wallet

Helen’s story: from panic to steady presence

Buddhist wisdom: the art of non-attachment and staying grounded

A practical guide: the three-step method (Pause – Breathe – Check) to handle suspicious calls without guilt

⚠️ DISCLAIMER:
This video is for educational, inspirational, and spiritual purposes only. It focuses on the emotional and psychological resilience needed when facing potential scams. It is not legal, financial, or professional security advice. If you suspect you have been scammed or your identity has been compromised, please contact your bank and local authorities immediately.

About Wisdom to Wellbeing:
Welcome to Wisdom to Wellbeing—a gentle place for those who believe in the Buddha’s teachings and wish to live with a calm mind and a healthy body. We share simple, practical guidance for daily life, especially supportive for older adults who want a softer, more balanced way of living.

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