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That's why I have been a Buddhist for 30 years.

Buddhism is a wonderful thing

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I like this

May all beings are Well & Happy !!!

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The teaching of compassion nearly the end was an eyes opener…❤love the video

Great video, this is profound. Thank you for making it clear, I now understand the noble eightfold path properly.

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Watching this video brings me such a sense of relief, as if all my worries are washed away. So grateful for this channel!

This video truly opened my mind. I can feel the peaceful energy just from watching. Thank you for sharing your wisdom! 🕉

🕊 Your explanations are so meaningful, like a light guiding those who are lost

Exceptional. Thank you

1:51 Buddhism teaches us that all suffering has a cause and can be overcome. We just need to understand the nature of impermanence and learn to let go

Buddhism is not just a set of teachings; it is a path that leads us to peace and enlightenment. Only through practice can we truly understand the profound value of these teachings

May all beings are well & happy !!!

Sadhu, sadhu, sadhu, Amazing talk.

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The biggest protector of somebody = the goodness kamma

Kamma= cause & effect law ,good kamma=happiness & bad kamma = sadness

Thanks for the useful video

10:00 📿 "This is exactly what I needed to hear today. Your videos always provide clarity and peace 🕉🌸"

The discussion here is from a standpoint of Hinayana Buddhism which is esoteric ( inner peace). Mahayana Buddhism is exoteric, ( self and others). After 20 years of Buddhist practice I realize how this is a schism in Buddhism that can create inner conflict. As a person in touch with worldly affairs and understands the Law of Karma ( cause and effect) taught in the Lotus Sutra, I come to wonder what is "right view, right thought, right speech, right way of life, right endeavor, right mindfulness, right meditation and right action" from the eightfold path. is it to live just as an observant , detached from the chaos that you are witnessing and be impartial in the face of defiled acts that one witnesses , or to speak out and stand for justice and what is right? What is right one might ask. Whatever supports life and is part of the constructive and creative forces of this realm must be the answer. Buddhism cannot just be only about the esoteric "benefit" of peace and tranquility that one can achieve. Ultimately it is about our own salvation but it has got to be also about the legacy we leave behind. Tranquility is only the 5th world from the ten worlds from Hell to Buddahood. Afterall Buddahood is not Boddhisatva ( the 9th world) which is self sacrifice. Buddhuness is the instantiation of the Tathagata of the Thus come One of self and others. If we stand there a watch a child being abused or a woman being raped and do nothing what kind of existence is this? Im sure not what the Buddha had intended.

Life is so confusing and crazy. It’s exhausting trying to figure it out.

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Really really love your video, a motivated message to begin a new energetic day!!!

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Nice one 🙏 I was in a little cafe in southern Laos, perhaps, and there was a tiny Buddhist pamphlet that stated 'If Buddha had a 10 Commandments' and #1 was 'Be open and honest'. It's so true! If one isn't 💯 open and honest, they are living a lie and attached/immersed in delusion.

God exists as a concept,not an inherently real thing

Siddharth Gautam Budhha was born in Nepal not in India.hope you better do research before explaining any videos.

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What you do that same resalt will come for you,, now or after,, '' karma "

It really cease. It really can. It ceases countless times. But it starts all over again and again and still lost.

Great

"Buddha’s teachings are quite similar to science in many ways."

"Buddha’s teachings are quite similar to science in many ways."

Such a meaningful video! The teachings of Buddhism here help me understand how to face life’s challenges. Thank you for sharing!

Very good videos

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Desires cannot be satisfied that's true

From today I call myself semi atheist

Leave your money at the statue's feet and at night he will collect it. Your money will give you good health and he will welcome you to heaven.

The Buddha bless you all ❤

Buddhism is a religion and your religion is what you prectice every day. If you think you are a buddhist, you are a liar.

Because sentient beings in the Six Paths committed different karmic causes, in their past lifetimes, they have different karmic retribution. In this lifetime, some are rich, some are poor, some are healthy and some are unwell or short life. Why are there so many different retributions? Because the causes planted are different. When the Buddha explained karmic retributions, he pointed out two kinds of karmic retribution in the Six Paths. One is directive karma, or generic retribution. It determines which path one will be reborn into. For instance, we human being all have directive karma that led is to be reborn in this path. The other kind of karmic retribution is particularizing karma or specific retribution. Even though we all in the human path, it is different for every one of us. Every person's wealth, social status, good fortune and misfortune are different. What caused this specific retribution? Our physical, oral and mental activities in our past lifetimes! When these activities were virtuous, we would enjoy good fortune in this lifetime. If we were not virtuous, we would suffer bad retributiona in this lifetime. When we truly understand this, we will not blame others for our sufferings. Why? Because we bring about our own suffering. How can we blame others? If we blame others, we commit yet another grave transgression. We planted the causes, so we have to take the retributions in this lifetime. Whether we enjoy good fortune or we suffer, has nothing to do with others. 🙏🙏🙏 Amitabha

it's KARMA

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The Buddhist final words wore "Be a lamp unto yourself" In other words trust your own wisdom Question everything Don't blindly follow any leader or doctrine The idea that our actions have consequences that shape our future experiences both in this life and beyond There's no need for divine judgement or accountant keeping score We're the one's who set our own destiny in motion reaping what we sow Basically Buddhism says that everything including our sense of self is impermanent and constantly changing There's no fixed eternal soul that was created by some divine being Instead we're more like ever shifting streams of thoughts feelings and experiences. Clinging to a false sense of self is a major source of suffering. By letting go of our ego and embracing the flow of change we can find true freedom