Investing in Inner Qualities | Ajahn Brahm | 19 June 2020
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 มิ.ย. 2020
- Ajahn Brahm explains the importance of developing your inner qualities and being kind to each other.
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Recorded at Dhammaloka Buddhist Centre, Perth, Western Australia.
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Another night; another Ajahn Brahm talk before bed. You've helped me so much in life. Thank you
Ajahn Brahm, you've saved my life. Thank you.🧡
I feel the same way. Thank you Ajahn Brahm, for saving our lives.
The proof is in the pudding as they say. Your joyous, happy, and uplifting attitude, goes such a long way toward building confidence in these teachings and applying them within myself, for this lay person anyhow. Thank you. Sadu SADU Saaaaaaaah'duuuuuu!
To fight without fighting under the "Change of life".
Acceptance emanates peace of mind ❤.
Thank you to Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, Mahasattvas of The Ten Directions.
Thank you to The Dharma & Sangha As One ❤.
I listened to about a hundred Ajahn Brahm videos, then Ajahn Brahm 'dropped in' one night (I live in Canada) and gave me a new mantra, custom-made for my problematic situation. . . . Still using it, years later. . . . Always grateful. Thank you, Ajahn Brahm.
I feel the same. May you be at peace. Well wishes from USA
Ajahn Brahm is like living Buddha to me. Hope he visits Canada too one day….!
Thank you Ajhan Brahm 🙏🙏🙏
Dear Ajahn Brahm--Hi from FL, USA!! Thank you for your talks & all of your wonderful inspirational stories & for always being So Kind--truly lovely & like water to a parched plant! Thank you!! Buddha Blessings! 🙂🇺🇸
Nice to hear you are also from Florida . If only would come to this area
Such a pleasure of listening to your sermon. Thank you!🙏
Incredible blessing at the end!!! Translation as follows: May you be free from all disease
May you avoid all torment
May you overcome all hatred
May you be liberated
May all disasters be averted
May every disease be destroyed
May there be no dangers for you
May you have happiness and long life.
For one of respectful nature
who always honors elders
Four qualities increase:
Long life, beauty, happiness and strength!
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Translation Source: “Chanting the Dhamma” a priceless publication by BSWA translation and edits by Ven. Nyanaponika Thera & Ven. Bodhi, 2000.
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Love this one ❤️🙏🏻 thank you AB
Thank you for all the revelations! The BSWA is a beacon of light in this current storm(s).
Thank you very much
Sadhu 🙏🏽 sadhu 🙏🏽 sadhu 🙏🏽. Your story about the violin and how some of the noise and destruction is someone learning to play their instrument. But most of all playing in an orchestra spoke to me specifically and how I can learn to play peacefully with others. Thank you ☺️ once more Ajahn Brahm.
Thank you for this talk!
It's so reassuring to hear people are finally allowed back in to hear you speak. Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu.
Thank You Ajahn Brahm. Many Blessings and Thanks! : )
Dear A.B I love those kind moments in life, I've been a hairdresser for over 3 decades I've always wanted to be one and received many calls and letters it always gives me a lift.
Thank you again, Ajahn Brahm
Ajahn , your words are always very enlightening! Sadhu! Sadhu ! Sadhu !
Thank you Ajahn Braham
Budu saranai
Venerable Bhante ji Vandami 🙏🇮🇳
Budha bless you
Sadhu sadhu sadhu
Nice to see Brahm sir.
Question to the farmer on his land " Do you gone eat this all ", " No I can't " he answers, question " Do you hope to sell it for money " "Yes I suppose so" is the answer of the farmer looking around his dry ground and the poor crop under the sun, " Do you have your trust on money " is the next question, " No ......." and he cannot supplement his answer by eternity while the Creator has the value of eternity as the value of money is fading away. He looks one moment of understanding his mistake with a smile of joy where the promise is passing by.
Sadhu sadhu sadhu 🙏🙏🙏
Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu
Love you 😍
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Ajahn, can you speak about the importance of celebrating even little things in our lives to cultivate a joyful lifestyle?
some thing in the way you speak moves me like you other person
some thing in the advice you give so simple and yet so deep etc God bless your sacred work
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Indeed a gift!
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Bless you
If time is not linear in the universe, why does ‘past’ life exists ??
Bookmark: 27:37
But Ajahn Brahm may forget that there are many people without relatives and friends. In the states, there's about 250,000 kids orphaned a year. At 18, they "age out" of any social support, though they may meet criteria for a college scholarship. Other people have highly mobile jobs. So much so they are on travel about 80% of their work time. So it's false, any idea that every single adult has family & friends. They do not.
You can always make new friends. Whether it be at the local monastery, church, community centre, or even online. Join a sports team, cooking class, knitting group, volunteer for charity etc.
In the history of the human race it's never been easier to connect with people than it is today! In the not too distant past you were basically restricted to the village or small town that you were born in. These days the entire world is open for interaction. Even with Covid related enforced isolation, people are developing new ways to connect online.
Additionally, in the past there was no social support. The downtrodden would basically starve or die of disease (you can forget welfare and scholarships). At least these days people can get welfare assistance in most developed countries, which as flawed as it may be, is still exponentially better than any other point in human history.
In the human realm, this era is about as good as it gets!
I’m lonely, depressed, and have no friends and have rocky relations with my family. I started joining online Zoom meditations with Buddhist societies around the world. Putting yourself out there to make connections doesn’t only limit to friends and family, because all friends were once strangers. Start meeting strangers online and that can blossom into feeling less alone
What was the breakfast?
..... and a cup of tea? :) Can't understand, anybody can help?
Some type of biscuits
Weetabix breakfast biscuits 😀en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weetabix
What is so prominent about a Deer in Buddhism the same animal was featured in the story of Rama and Sita? Is there a significance of that story in Buddhism? Daddy Love U AS
I hope I find out the answer and you reply in your next video x
3pppppppppp?
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