Incredible!!!!!!! I am no longer in bondage... I will practice... I have been trying to find what truth is since I was a little girl… Truth is reality itself! There's no confusion in that!❤❤❤❤
I am listening for a quote I have in my head: "A seeking mind is a restless mind, a restless mind in a discontent mind" Maybe it was a taoist writing, I googled it, but just get my own quote of it. Chasing my own tail...with humour. It is a good reading; thanks🙏
Understood! Books/audiobooks are definitely longer than other methods of learning, especially on topics like spirituality/religion/philosophy. I think the 'Plain and simple' tag is referring to the language/concepts the author is using to convey and educate on what Buddhism is. Alot of other books I've read on the topic reference concepts that can be a bit harder to wrap one's head around and they try to cite very old and wordy scriptures/texts. Doing it that way is comprehensive learning, but it's also far more difficult for a beginner to understand (which I was at the time and still really am). Honestly, if you'd prefer something shorter I'd recommend just searching TH-cam for video-essays on Buddhism, that's how I began learning and it's far more concise when explained by somebody in laymans terms rather than an author writing a book. Then you can always try a longer text if you're interested enough afterwards!
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The little snicker when reading the chapter name as "coming" or whatever it was made my day 😂
At least they don’t believe in the second coming
Incredible!!!!!!! I am no longer in bondage... I will practice... I have been trying to find what truth is since I was a little girl… Truth is reality itself! There's no confusion in that!❤❤❤❤
I love bondage.
"Chapter 3: Coming.... *snickers*... stupid..."
Amazing. 😂😂
I lol'd and looked up this comment to give it a like!
Well written. Very reminiscent of “Zen mind; Beginners Mind”
Love when the narrator laughs when introducing Chapter 3 😂
I am listening for a quote I have in my head: "A seeking mind is a restless mind, a restless mind in a discontent mind" Maybe it was a taoist writing, I googled it, but just get my own quote of it. Chasing my own tail...with humour. It is a good reading; thanks🙏
I've heard that from tsen rinpoche I think
"Wanting is death" Ajahn Chah.
I love book , but person who reads it make it greatest book ever
Nature goes on forever for everyone and everything to return as everyone and everything an infinite number of times through evolutionary processes. 🌌
At 1hr 16 minute mark talking about craving reminds me of a song i like on boardwalk empire soundtrack, once you get what you want, you don't want it
Thank you. This was helpful. Im glad it “came” my way. Ha !
😂😂😂
Thank you 🙏
Well read. Relaxing listen. You're channel will blow up if you market it to ASMR/bedtime stories etc
This is very clear and interesting.
This is a good book!
Thank you ❤️
Thank you 🙏.....
Thank you
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Yt will still delete truth 😅😅
I enjoyed this until the Nazi example on morality.
plain and simple - yet it's 5 HOURS LONG!!!! pls explain in what world a book this long is ""plain and simple"
Understood! Books/audiobooks are definitely longer than other methods of learning, especially on topics like spirituality/religion/philosophy.
I think the 'Plain and simple' tag is referring to the language/concepts the author is using to convey and educate on what Buddhism is. Alot of other books I've read on the topic reference concepts that can be a bit harder to wrap one's head around and they try to cite very old and wordy scriptures/texts. Doing it that way is comprehensive learning, but it's also far more difficult for a beginner to understand (which I was at the time and still really am).
Honestly, if you'd prefer something shorter I'd recommend just searching TH-cam for video-essays on Buddhism, that's how I began learning and it's far more concise when explained by somebody in laymans terms rather than an author writing a book. Then you can always try a longer text if you're interested enough afterwards!
See it for what it is.
In this world 🌍
Thank you❤