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Ajahn Brahmali Shorts
Thailand
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 23 มิ.ย. 2023
Ajahn Brahmali was born in Norway in 1964. He first became interested in Buddhism and meditation in his early 20s after a visit to Japan. Having completed degrees in engineering and finance, he began his monastic training as an anagarika (keeping the eight precepts) in England at Amaravati and Chithurst Buddhist Monastery.
Ajahn Brahmali’s clear and thoughtful talks make the teachings of the Buddha easily accessible to all. As his teachings and Sutta Retreats in Australia were getting more and more popular over the years and as the word about him spread, he started to travel to Singapore, Indonesia and Sri Lanka recently to share his knowledge and experience.
Ajahn Brahmali’s clear and thoughtful talks make the teachings of the Buddha easily accessible to all. As his teachings and Sutta Retreats in Australia were getting more and more popular over the years and as the word about him spread, he started to travel to Singapore, Indonesia and Sri Lanka recently to share his knowledge and experience.
Most People Have The Wrong Idea About The Buddha
Most People Have The Wrong Idea About The Buddha
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Ajahn Brahmali was born in Norway in 1964. He first became interested in Buddhism and meditation in his early 20s after a visit to Japan. Having completed degrees in engineering and finance, he began his monastic training as an anagarika (keeping the eight precepts) in England at Amaravati and Chithurst Buddhist Monastery.
After hearing teachings from Ajahn Brahm he decided to travel to Australia to train at Bodhinyana Monastery. Ajahn Brahmali has lived at Bodhinyana Monastery since 1994, and was ordained as a Bhikkhu, with Ajahn Brahm as his preceptor, in 1996. In 2015 he will be entered his 20th Rains Retreat as a fully ordained monastic and received the title Maha Thera (Great Elder).
Ajahn Brahmali’s knowledge of the Pali language and of the Suttas is excellent. Bhikkhu Bodhi who translated most of the Pali Canon into English for Wisdom Publications called him one of his major helpers for the recent translation of the “Numerical Discourse of the Buddha”. He has also published two essays on Dependent Origination and a book called “The Authenticity of the Early Buddhist Texts” with the Buddhist Publication Society in collaboration with Bhante Sujato.
Donate to the Buddhist Society of Western Australia: bswa.org/donate/
Ajahn Brahmali was born in Norway in 1964. He first became interested in Buddhism and meditation in his early 20s after a visit to Japan. Having completed degrees in engineering and finance, he began his monastic training as an anagarika (keeping the eight precepts) in England at Amaravati and Chithurst Buddhist Monastery.
After hearing teachings from Ajahn Brahm he decided to travel to Australia to train at Bodhinyana Monastery. Ajahn Brahmali has lived at Bodhinyana Monastery since 1994, and was ordained as a Bhikkhu, with Ajahn Brahm as his preceptor, in 1996. In 2015 he will be entered his 20th Rains Retreat as a fully ordained monastic and received the title Maha Thera (Great Elder).
Ajahn Brahmali’s knowledge of the Pali language and of the Suttas is excellent. Bhikkhu Bodhi who translated most of the Pali Canon into English for Wisdom Publications called him one of his major helpers for the recent translation of the “Numerical Discourse of the Buddha”. He has also published two essays on Dependent Origination and a book called “The Authenticity of the Early Buddhist Texts” with the Buddhist Publication Society in collaboration with Bhante Sujato.
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Q&A on Perception and View
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Q&A on Perception and View Donate to the Buddhist Society of Western Australia: bswa.org/donate/ Ajahn Brahmali was born in Norway in 1964. He first became interested in Buddhism and meditation in his early 20s after a visit to Japan. Having completed degrees in engineering and finance, he began his monastic training as an anagarika (keeping the eight precepts) in England at Amaravati and Chith...
Remember The Qualities Of People Around You
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Remember The Qualities Of People Around You Donate to the Buddhist Society of Western Australia: bswa.org/donate/ Ajahn Brahmali was born in Norway in 1964. He first became interested in Buddhism and meditation in his early 20s after a visit to Japan. Having completed degrees in engineering and finance, he began his monastic training as an anagarika (keeping the eight precepts) in England at Am...
You Must Understand Suffering Before Anything Else
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You Must Understand Suffering Before Anything Else Donate to the Buddhist Society of Western Australia: bswa.org/donate/ Ajahn Brahmali was born in Norway in 1964. He first became interested in Buddhism and meditation in his early 20s after a visit to Japan. Having completed degrees in engineering and finance, he began his monastic training as an anagarika (keeping the eight precepts) in Englan...
The Best Strategy To Change Our Perception Of Things
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The Best Strategy To Change Our Perception Of Things Donate to the Buddhist Society of Western Australia: bswa.org/donate/ Ajahn Brahmali was born in Norway in 1964. He first became interested in Buddhism and meditation in his early 20s after a visit to Japan. Having completed degrees in engineering and finance, he began his monastic training as an anagarika (keeping the eight precepts) in Engl...
How To Let It Go 101 By a Buddhist Monk
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How To Let It Go 101 By a Buddhist Monk Donate to the Buddhist Society of Western Australia: bswa.org/donate/ Ajahn Brahmali was born in Norway in 1964. He first became interested in Buddhism and meditation in his early 20s after a visit to Japan. Having completed degrees in engineering and finance, he began his monastic training as an anagarika (keeping the eight precepts) in England at Amarav...
The Way You See The World Will Change After Watching This Video
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The Way You See The World Will Change After Watching This Video Donate to the Buddhist Society of Western Australia: bswa.org/donate/ Ajahn Brahmali was born in Norway in 1964. He first became interested in Buddhism and meditation in his early 20s after a visit to Japan. Having completed degrees in engineering and finance, he began his monastic training as an anagarika (keeping the eight precep...
The first two Khandas in Buddhism
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The first two Khandas in Buddhism Donate to the Buddhist Society of Western Australia: bswa.org/donate/ Ajahn Brahmali was born in Norway in 1964. He first became interested in Buddhism and meditation in his early 20s after a visit to Japan. Having completed degrees in engineering and finance, he began his monastic training as an anagarika (keeping the eight precepts) in England at Amaravati an...
How do you analyse yourself?
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How do you analyse yourself? Donate to the Buddhist Society of Western Australia: bswa.org/donate/ Ajahn Brahmali was born in Norway in 1964. He first became interested in Buddhism and meditation in his early 20s after a visit to Japan. Having completed degrees in engineering and finance, he began his monastic training as an anagarika (keeping the eight precepts) in England at Amaravati and Chi...
The idea of cultivate perception
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The idea of cultivate perception Donate to the Buddhist Society of Western Australia: bswa.org/donate/ Ajahn Brahmali was born in Norway in 1964. He first became interested in Buddhism and meditation in his early 20s after a visit to Japan. Having completed degrees in engineering and finance, he began his monastic training as an anagarika (keeping the eight precepts) in England at Amaravati and...
The shorcut to awakening
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The shorcut to awakening Donate to the Buddhist Society of Western Australia: bswa.org/donate/ Ajahn Brahmali was born in Norway in 1964. He first became interested in Buddhism and meditation in his early 20s after a visit to Japan. Having completed degrees in engineering and finance, he began his monastic training as an anagarika (keeping the eight precepts) in England at Amaravati and Chithur...
From perception to enlightment
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From perception to enlightment Donate to the Buddhist Society of Western Australia: bswa.org/donate/ Ajahn Brahmali was born in Norway in 1964. He first became interested in Buddhism and meditation in his early 20s after a visit to Japan. Having completed degrees in engineering and finance, he began his monastic training as an anagarika (keeping the eight precepts) in England at Amaravati and C...
When you should move from the place you live?
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When you should move from the place you live? Donate to the Buddhist Society of Western Australia: bswa.org/donate/ Ajahn Brahmali was born in Norway in 1964. He first became interested in Buddhism and meditation in his early 20s after a visit to Japan. Having completed degrees in engineering and finance, he began his monastic training as an anagarika (keeping the eight precepts) in England at ...
How to find a spiritual community?
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How to find a spiritual community? Donate to the Buddhist Society of Western Australia: bswa.org/donate/ Ajahn Brahmali was born in Norway in 1964. He first became interested in Buddhism and meditation in his early 20s after a visit to Japan. Having completed degrees in engineering and finance, he began his monastic training as an anagarika (keeping the eight precepts) in England at Amaravati a...
The best sacrifices come from the heart
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The best sacrifices come from the heart Donate to the Buddhist Society of Western Australia: bswa.org/donate/ Ajahn Brahmali was born in Norway in 1964. He first became interested in Buddhism and meditation in his early 20s after a visit to Japan. Having completed degrees in engineering and finance, he began his monastic training as an anagarika (keeping the eight precepts) in England at Amarav...
The 1st Buddhist precept in depth, no killing
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The 1st Buddhist precept in depth, no killing
You cannot meditate without harmony in your life
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You cannot meditate without harmony in your life
It is difficult to find a great Buddhist community in the world
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It is difficult to find a great Buddhist community in the world
Non-self explained by a Buddhist monk
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Non-self explained by a Buddhist monk
One of the most inportant statement of The Buddha
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One of the most inportant statement of The Buddha
Spiritual energy to overcome lazyness
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Spiritual energy to overcome lazyness
The importance of being wise in Buddhism
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The importance of being wise in Buddhism
This is why heedfulness is so important in Buddhism
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This is why heedfulness is so important in Buddhism
It wasn’t even called Buddhism
Reality is distortion.
Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu... Vandami Bhante 🙏🙇🙌 🇮🇳
Everything idea is wrong
Buddha didn't believe in God. That's the main thing people need to understand about Buddha. Why do you add an "a" after each final word in a sentence? Is it a tick?
What a sarcastic remark
@@jhhjyjkkkjgfjjk Well, you may think so. But in yoga it is well known that all ticks are demonically influenced. When ever there is something you don't have a control over, it means something else is controlling it. So I don't think its sarcasm to put the question. And Buddha didn't believe in God is just fact.
@@jhhjyjkkkjgfjjk It may seem so to you, but what you don't know is that ticks are viewed as demonic interference in several spiritual systems. In yoga it is said that what ever you don't have control over in yourself, like involuntary movements, something else takes control over. They refer to parasitic entities like demons. Also, saying that Buddha didn't believe in God is just fact.
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I love this Venerable Brahmali. Very, very beautiful and astute. You are so wonderful and you are reaching people in very profound ways that might surprise you. Sadhu sadhu sadhu, Venerable Sir. You are changing lives for the better. Beautiful to see this early, very wise talk of yours, juxtaposed with your current, wise, beautiful, kind talks of profound depth. This is not hyperbole; you have changed my life for the better Venerable Sir. With deep respect, there seems to be massive confusion in the world, and in the comments section here too. PLEASE continue to teach Bhante. You are so incredibly important, wise, and an excellent teacher of the Dhamma if I may be so bold to say so.
Too much on The Wrong Idea About The Buddha and saying NOTHING about whet he was or did or said!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BORING - SPIT IT OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I agree. All theories and nothing concrete, quotes and more quotes. 🙏🙏
Ads again??? Hello, Please remove the ads. It's very inappropriate with Dhamma talks
Ads here?????
This channel seems to be stealing content from BSWA and then monetizing it as well.
Venerable Ajahn Brahmali is a very, very advanced practitioner of the BSWA. PLEASE be very mindful, I myself made the mistake of doubting this Venerable Monk and I regret it so much. He has become one of the only people whose word I trust on the entire PLANET. Please, you're missing out on so much goodness by doubting him, like I did. I'll never doubt him again. He is incredibly hard working, kind and wise, and a friend of the Buddha's with certainty.
Thank you Bhante 🙏 🙏🙏
Kalyanamitta
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Why is there adventisement on such video? It's so wrong!! This talk was offered free of any charge. It's Dhamma.
I didn't really get the point of the last part. Why would I want to focus on the suffering and realize I can't escape it? A thought I enjoy more is to rather than focus on the other person and your anger towards them, just look at your own suffering born of the situation, and realize that it is all happening inside you - so you have the full capacity to let that suffering go.
I like this short videos, right on point . 🙏
How did you know, that I needed these words from you right now? Thank you Ajahn Brahmali.
Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu 🙏🙏🙏
Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu 🙏🙏🙏
Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu 🙏🙏🙏
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As you grasp something higher, you release something lower. Wonderful. Thank you 🙏
I love this.
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This monk is very believable and credible. I liked his explanations.
Why are there ads on a Dhamma video?? 😱
Perception can be misleading…I was enlightened through philosophy.
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The Buddha’s Four Noble Truths Step 1, accept our suffering do not make it worsen than it is , step 2 find out the reason , it could be from craving, anger or delusion , step 3 there are ways to get out, step 4 practice the Noble Eighth fold Paths I have empathy for person who commit suicidal
I think it’s difficult not to drink knowing how it’ll make you feel. It’s difficult not to smoke given the urge that your brain goes through for nicotine or other chemical.
1.20 minute clips with ads???
Yea vajaryana lol Buddhism.
These people fucked enjoyed now getting old practise Dharma. I started young n got novice vow at age of 3 lived a laymen from 3 to 19. Then started bodhisattva vow from 19 till 28 lol now 29 reach 10th bhumi
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I sacrificed a little bit of my time to Ajahn Brahmali, no animals involved.
I try to practice 5 precepts as much as I can for example I stop go fishing but at the same time we need to recognize we are not the Buddha who has the ability to stop the massive killing of animals to satisfy their God , if I always have the feeling of dislike something all the time I am living with anger mind and I will be suffer according to what I learned from the Buddha teaching
Let nature take its course.
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lol so what… Buddhists can either eat leftovers from others or dead carcasses??
Very difficult question.
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This clip goes against the suttas. Adultery was definitely forbidden as a form of sexual misconduct in the suttas. What he meant to say is some powerful men had multiple wives.
If only people took the time to read the suttas. For the Vinaya get VINAYA TEXTS: VOLUMES 1, 2, 3 (FORGOTTEN BOOKS) By Hermann Oldenberg.
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The Buddha teach that Eating should be in moderation, just enough to nurse your body, avoid to much enjoyment so you can live healthy and longevity I don’t think we have any sutra which he talk about what you should and shouldn’t eat
@@williamwakimI already explained the purpose of eating The Buddha already made a statement there is 3 things he can’t do and one of them is he can not convert every body to be Buddhism and for others they think about animals different and I am ok with it When you don’t like something you live with anger and you will suffer from it
The exact words as recorded in the English language Pāli canon edition of this sutta (Majjhima Nikāya 55) are as follows: “Jivaka, I say that there are three instances in which meat should not be eaten: when it is seen, heard, or suspected that the living being has been slaughtered for oneself. Also he said dealing in meat is a form of wrong livelihood. Others are dealing in poisons, human trafficking, or weapons.
I don’t care what the Buddha said. Eating meat is bad karma. We take a vow that all sentient beings are numberless we vow to save them all. 🙏☸️🙏☸️🙏☸️🙏☸️
It,s okay to eat meat if you do not ask someone to go and kill......but not okay if you do..... So your teaching that it,s okay for everyone to eat meat by your actions......This is the dummist logic that i have ever heard.....If you want to teach compassion inforce it....The buddha did not live in this world and was a real mendicant if he were alive today he would Absolutly abolish the killing of animals....
I think the point is much more that to ban something just out of hand doesn't give proper grounding as to why it should be banned. Vegetarians should follow this and if they did I think it would be more palatable. Suddenly meat will only be sourced from Roadkill and we'll see who stays a meat-eater then.
@@Frederik_uk I'm not for banning it. I am for avoiding it. Avoid meat whenever possible. It should not be consumed by monks or given at retreats.
I agree. Meat is dead flesh that comes from murdering an innocent living, and feeling, being. To kill an innocent creature and consume its flesh it is not a kind thing to do, and not good karma. Let’s please be kind and loving to all living beings, and to ourselves as well 🙏🏻 ❤
The Buddha said NO to Veganism because he knows if your diet has to be in certain way that means it has a condition and it will be affected by impermanent 🙏🙏🙏
As for any simplification, it is not exactly true. Buddisam is also about realisation
I wonder that the Buddha was talking about spiritual friendship means for the monk like you should stay with the Sangha instead of yourself or the Buddha was talking about us I think to find a right spiritual monk who can guide you through the Dharma is important too I learn everything from listening to the monks online not a friend, very interesting