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Simple, understandable, quietly magical too.

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Soothing to listen to

To the person seeing this, I wish you endless joy, unwavering hope, and a heart filled with gratitude

I really like the video-

I do not fear death…… only the pain and suffering before death.

When I look and see clearly, my life is wonderful. Quiet, peaceful, orderly, and good. Absolutely no drama or toxic people in my life. All that does arise that is problematic, I can manage.

"Our peace does not depend on others" Sounds like a mantra to me.

Absolutely! Focusing on yourself-your growth, well-being, and inner peace-leads to true fulfillment. Comparing yourself to others can be a distraction, while self-improvement and mindfulness bring lasting happiness. What areas of self-growth are you currently working on? 😊

Great video 👍

Dear person the one thing I can't accept is and be terrified, to be honest, is suffering as illness. I've seen people suffering, being in pain and distress and this drives me insane if you like, because I do not believe in this "demonic" as I call it illness and then die, it is cruelly sad. Why can't when the time comes just don't wake up the following day, simple. I have seen elderly specially being in nursing homes in such a pitiful state... how sad can that be... they can't do anything anymore, not even enjoy their last hours... how cruel is that...?! Why for goodness sake can't it be a bit different, why does it have to be in this barbaric way... that is why I simply can't accept it... not only elderly even young ones with cancer, why do they have to be in such excruciating pain and suffering... something is not right. Is this the way to die? Why not when when the death has to come the elderly or whoever should be as though noting is happening and then go... yawn... I think I want to have a rest and then... goooo and never wake up🙂... you see what I mean, how better and nicer is that☝️🙂? Hope you understand my feelings about it, bless you. Thank you for taking time to explain something maybe I don't know or don't quite get my head round it... I don't know🙂🙏.

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This is a great video with a lot of practical advice. Thank you for the upload and I look forward to applying some of these to my daily life ❤☸️☯️🕉🪷

I got it about impermanence. How come rich people continue to be rich. To them it's permanently rich!!!! Why????? Some, like me permanently poor! Why??????

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The language used is an Indian language called Pali.

06:29 The enlightened do not grieve the end’-this line is so deep. I hope one day I can reach that level of understanding 🙏

The Adventure Continues !

I am not afraid 🙏

Thank you for video. ❤

Thank you for your deep and ancient wisdom.❤

I always fill tired for everything 😢 Please do the video for me

Thanks a lot, brother.

Thank you for this video. I do try to remind myself that we don't own anything, but when I'm feeling down that not owning turns into nihilism; you don't own anything so nothing matters. That of course is just one way to look at things and I try to remind myself that it's only a thought I had. And that thought doesn't make it true, only it may seem true for myself. Thankfully thoughts are fleeting and I can start to believe in something else. Thank you for this video. :)

Amazing reminder to prioritize self-growth. Focusing on our own journey instead of others is key to lasting happiness and inner peace

It's useless to fear the inevitable. What people really fear is the manner of their dying.

wonderful video but one of the most bizarre comments boards I've read in awhile....

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Inspired me lot

I think a more natural visual to the video would be nicer than the AI created one.

Thanks I subscribed ❤hope you have more videos 😊

I've tried..I can't do it..I compare myself with others..

great pcs of buddhist wisdom

thank u was waiting for new series

The video emphasizes that all relationships, regardless of their nature (joyful, painful, fleeting, long-term), are precious gifts and play an important role in our spiritual journey. By approaching relationships with mindfulness, compassion, and gratitude, we can learn valuable lessons, grow spiritually, and create positive relationships that benefit ourselves and others. The focus is on what we can give in relationships rather than what we can receive.

Most people don't fear death. They associate it with pain. And that's the only thing nobody wants. We don't like to suffer.

Thank you beyond words for this and many other videos on topics that deeply interest-apply to me. I am honored to share them with other(s) who, I believe, will appreciate and benefit from them. May you (and all of us) be safe; happy; strong, healthy, whole, and free; live with ease and loving kindness; and be at peace. (A wish-prayer developed from a metta given by Marci Shimoff). 🙏🏽🌈😊

Why is the so-called recipe a secret?

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Im growing old. I've given up or lost almost every one and everything. I feel like I want to go off by myself now

The universe always returns what you gives.

This was such a powerful and insightful message! The reminder that overthinking is a thief of peace truly resonated with me. I especially loved the analogy of thoughts being like passing clouds-it’s such a simple yet profound way to detach from mental clutter. Thank you for sharing these Buddhist teachings; they offer a practical and calming approach to finding inner peace. Looking forward to more wisdom like this! 🙏✨

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