Since I listen all his speech and teaching he always respect other religion and also said million times you should respect every religion and there is only one god .All the educated people and World Leaders they respect His Holiness The Dalai Lama and understand his Speech and teaching so we don’t need any uneducated people who talking rubbish here and really thank you who support his speech and Tibet 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏Long Live His Holiness the Dalai Lama .✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
@@shafuimcoming5151 I actually saw that he noticed her quite obvious beauty too, and its not a problem in Buddhism. In Buddhism there is no shame over being incarnated in an ape body that has reproductive instincts. Especially in Vajrayana Buddhism that the Dalai Lama is part of, Desire can actually be skillfully utilized as a driving force in the meditation styles of the Chakrasamvara and Vajrayogini Tantras in order to attain enlightenment. The Dalai Lama has said himself multiple times in interviews that sometimes he see's a beautiful woman and notices her attraction, and then just simply continues with what he's doing, because he is a monk and has monk vows of celibacy. And you can see that's what he does here: he is kind and courteous to her and simply does his interview while treating her with the same respect he does all his other interviewers.
I also really enjoy The Dalai Lama. ❤️ For my spiritual journey I've also been enjoying quite a fair bit of Master Sri Avinash recently. #SriAvinashMeditation 💙 I've found his peace teachings have benefited me so much.
Her materialistic questions have been given such a profound spiritual answer in such a disarming manner that I doubt she has understood the full meaning of his answers.
so gay marriage is wrong for those who have rigorous beliefs, otherwise there is no fence? Kind of subjective i'd say. What is the buddhist moral teaching on same sex attraction? That's what i would like to know.
+Z0mbicore Obviously you have to understand that he couldn't speak English well. What he means is if a religion forbids gay marriage, (some might not) then one has to weigh which is more important-sexuality or rigorously following the faith though it is possible to be both Christian and gay at the same time. As per my understanding Buddhism doesn't deal with sexuality that much. Buddhism is about accepting the existence of suffering, recognizing the causes, finding cure for the suffering, and reaching towards Enlightenment. I guess there is nothing wrong to be gay unless that brings sufferings to yourself and others.
If one *chooses* to be guided by Buddhism, then the Buddha offered precepts as a guide to limit one's conduct in order to combat suffering, both one's own and that of others. A broad answer to your question would be based upon the third (Buddhist) precept. "Kamesu (about the senses) micchacara (wrongly going) veramani (to refrain from) sikkhapadam (the Precept) samadiyami (I undertake)", i.e. I undertake the precept to refrain from wrongly going about the senses. Some say that "Kamesu" has a specific sexual connotation to it, though this may be cultural biases. Regardless of whether this is true or not, sexual misconduct is most definitely covered by this precept, since sexual conduct is enjoyed and indulged in through the senses (specifically our 'tactile sense' of physical contact) and misconduct can properly be considered to be that which one is "wrongly going about", i.e. that which is conducive to suffering (again, of oneself and of others) and inconducive to spiritual development, such as hatred, greed and ignorance rather than compassion, generosity and wisdom. The Buddha stated in the Kalama Sutta that in order to detemine whether something is right or wrong one should determine whether it leads to suffering, either to oneself or of others, others meaning all beings, not just humans. Furthermore, if something is conducive to one's spiritual advancement, i.e. does it in the long run lead to true happiness of oneself and others and does it lead to the destruction within oneself of greed, hatred and delusion (and all other negative or unwholesome tendencies or emotions and or mental states) then it ought to be practiced or encouraged. If it is not conducive (in the long run) to true happiness of oneself and others and does not lead to the destruction within oneself of greed, hatred and delusion (and all other negative or unwholesome tendencies or emotions and or mental states) then it ought not be practiced or encouraged. This of course would include any kind of sexual conduct. With regard to same sex attraction, the Buddha did not specifically express any admonishment, he merely admonished indulgence in the senses as inconducive to spiritual development and conducive to the prolonging of suffering. The Maha-pranaparamita-sastra is a mahayanist text composed by the Caitikas, a Buddhist sect of around the 1st or 2nd Century CE and the text itself around the same time. In this text one finds references pertinent to the matter at hand, though whether one considers it "Buddhist" would be a matter of opinion since it is not Pali Canonical, nor strictly speaking "the word of the Buddha". The bottom line here (no pun intended) is do you yourself TRULY consider any kind homosexual activity to be breaking the precepts, in which case act upon that as one sees appropriately, consequently one needs to be *brutally* honest with oneself and if one has homosexual tendencies and one acts upon them and one considers them to be contra to the precepts then one should act wisely upon this, for one's own sake as well as others.
in the buddhist religion there is nothing saying there is anything wrong with being gay, they do not see it as a sin or virtue. however they do believe that sex before marraige is a sin, however they dont repremand it. but as in most countries it is illegal to marry the same sex, thus meaning buddhists believe you shouldn't have sex with the same gender. so thats what he meant by it depends how religious u are.
I think thats just a mistranslation of him saying that if you have a religious belief which does not support gay marrage you should keep it to yourself and not impose it among others
Jason Young-it's ok not to be impressed,try to grab the important information and throw away that's not important.Even His Holiness says frequently_ "like Buddha' s teaching, if you find my teaching important listen to it if don't find it important, ignore it" if you don't get it or find useless, it's ok.But don't be ignorant and stubborn to ignore important information and not trying to grab such opportunity in this free world.leave aside your hatred, be optimistic
lamwil shangdhi they can't understand lord Buddha and his teachings it's pretty alien for them but a wise soul knows the peace lord Buddha found with in himself and the peace and love in his teachings that's why as a Hindu we also worship and follow his teachings of humanity and ahimasa in our religion lord Buddha is 10 reincarnation of lord vishnu our ancestors have told us briefly about there birth the path they will teach to the world i remember a story from my childhood when a killer named (angulimaal ) meaning the one who wears a necklace of fingers of his victims met lord budha And how his life changed by one meeting with budha
Once Dalai Lama comes to Western countries, then he forgot what he really did and does in Tibetan society. In fact, millions of Tibetans are infighting because of Dalai Lama’s selfish religious dictatorship. First you should solve your own made problems then gives in front of others.
I am Tibetan and I can confirm first hand that wanting to preserve our own freedom, culture and heritage is not something imposed by an authority figure. I hope China at least pays you enough for all the false information and fallacies.
@@niydable It has been about thirty years that the Dalai Lama received the Nobel Peace Prize which made him a good image and famous on the planet. But, inside Tibetan society, there is full of hatred, extreme discrimination, huge divisions, religious disharmony and infighting because of the Dalai Lama’s monarchic leadership. People afraid of holding any different opinions than him, because he supports and encourages people who agree with his position and use their faiths to oppress others who disagree with his opinions. Anyone who speaks against him will be threatened and to risk their lives. Therefore, every day thousands of Tibetans get along with extreme discrimination and segregation. Hundreds of families were broken up. People lost their freedom of speech and thoughts under the Dalai Lama’s autocratic leadership and spiritual dictatorship. Some evidence: th-cam.com/video/SliumT3GLj8/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/WiJz82iCca8/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/xW9yR4aLvNU/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/SCb7LYF0CZs/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/737tHP3wLOY/w-d-xo.html facebook.com/100003632111797/posts/1889196841211368/?extid=0&d=n th-cam.com/video/UzuC2kmlusY/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/i4EqbhUZCgU/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/_ICxGdBbajI/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/DrcHONh8rxU/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/Id1Rb52s6JI/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/U8sdabNxN94/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/wjT-GRZUdB8/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/tXg4E4npsWs/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/4ZGaN2pcDng/w-d-xo.html
@@ltenzin9 I like how you conveniently ignored everything I said and had a pre-written reply. I am one of the very people you are trying to falsely represent. Those supposedly “Tibetans full of hatred”. Please read closely what I have to say, this may be your only first hand evidence among false fabrications. I, a Tibetan in Tibetan society is saying following Dalai Lama’s teaching of PEACE and HARMONY was only a freedom that was available to me after I left Tibet. There were no military power dictating my every move and treating me like a third class citizen in our own home. You can try to flip the narrative but truth will always prevail.
Just because you put Tibet in Profile pic and username.... doesn’t represent us Tibetan. Every Tibetan are great full to His Holiness Dalai Lama. Because of him, we get to stay comfortable in exile, because of him, we get free education, because of him, we still have identity.. people still know us as Tibetan. Because of him we hv freedom to choose our representative leader. (Democracy) Because of him, We were able to preserve the traditional, culture... nd our language. No amount of words can express how much great full we Tibetan are for His contribution to our society... Without him... We would hv lost hope long ago... So please don’t spread copy paste line here to defame my people.
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We should learn lot from Dalai Lama. I have to learn many things. And I'm exciting about the lessons.
Since I listen all his speech and teaching he always respect other religion and also said million times you should respect every religion and there is only one god .All the educated people and World Leaders they respect His Holiness The Dalai Lama and understand his Speech and teaching so we don’t need any uneducated people who talking rubbish here and really thank you who support his speech and Tibet 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏Long Live His Holiness the Dalai Lama .✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
Does she realise that she got an offering from HH Dalai Lama himself. How lucky she must be?
lol, I see lust on Dalai lama's face.
@@shafuimcoming5151 What an asshole you’re. Do you say same to your religious leader too?
@@shafuimcoming5151 I actually saw that he noticed her quite obvious beauty too, and its not a problem in Buddhism. In Buddhism there is no shame over being incarnated in an ape body that has reproductive instincts. Especially in Vajrayana Buddhism that the Dalai Lama is part of, Desire can actually be skillfully utilized as a driving force in the meditation styles of the Chakrasamvara and Vajrayogini Tantras in order to attain enlightenment. The Dalai Lama has said himself multiple times in interviews that sometimes he see's a beautiful woman and notices her attraction, and then just simply continues with what he's doing, because he is a monk and has monk vows of celibacy. And you can see that's what he does here: he is kind and courteous to her and simply does his interview while treating her with the same respect he does all his other interviewers.
Such an awesome interview. I am really surprised that it has not been much more widely disseminated. You are my hero!
long live his holliness
I also really enjoy The Dalai Lama. ❤️
For my spiritual journey I've also been enjoying quite a fair bit of Master Sri Avinash recently. #SriAvinashMeditation 💙
I've found his peace teachings have benefited me so much.
Her materialistic questions have been given such a profound spiritual answer in such a disarming manner that I doubt she has understood the full meaning of his answers.
Long live HH the dalai lama ❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏
amazing christina nice interview
Nice talk long live his holiness
Long live his holiness the Dalai Lama … 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
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LOVE YOU HOLLINESS .LONG LIVE
Live long his holiness the great person guru Dalai Lama after buddha 🙏🥰🙏🙏
I'd like to have one of those Ricolas, too, if that isn't too selfish of me. What was the opposite of jealousy again?
Generosity, in both objective and subjective manner.
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so gay marriage is wrong for those who have rigorous beliefs, otherwise there is no fence? Kind of subjective i'd say. What is the buddhist moral teaching on same sex attraction? That's what i would like to know.
search, read go and ask a lama, or a Buddhist teacher
+Z0mbicore Obviously you have to understand that he couldn't speak English well. What he means is if a religion forbids gay marriage, (some might not) then one has to weigh which is more important-sexuality or rigorously following the faith though it is possible to be both Christian and gay at the same time. As per my understanding Buddhism doesn't deal with sexuality that much. Buddhism is about accepting the existence of suffering, recognizing the causes, finding cure for the suffering, and reaching towards Enlightenment. I guess there is nothing wrong to be gay unless that brings sufferings to yourself and others.
If one *chooses* to be guided by Buddhism, then the Buddha offered precepts as a guide to limit one's conduct in order to combat suffering, both one's own and that of others.
A broad answer to your question would be based upon the third (Buddhist) precept.
"Kamesu (about the senses) micchacara (wrongly going) veramani (to refrain from) sikkhapadam (the Precept) samadiyami (I undertake)", i.e.
I undertake the precept to refrain from wrongly going about the senses.
Some say that "Kamesu" has a specific sexual connotation to it, though this may be cultural biases.
Regardless of whether this is true or not, sexual misconduct is most definitely
covered by this precept, since sexual conduct is enjoyed and indulged in
through the senses (specifically our 'tactile sense' of physical contact) and misconduct can properly be considered to be that which one is "wrongly going about", i.e. that which is conducive to suffering (again, of oneself and of others) and inconducive to spiritual development, such as hatred, greed and ignorance rather than compassion, generosity and wisdom.
The Buddha stated in the Kalama Sutta that in order to detemine whether something is right or wrong one should determine whether it leads to suffering, either to oneself or of others, others meaning all beings, not just humans. Furthermore, if something is conducive to one's spiritual advancement, i.e. does it in the long run lead to true happiness of oneself and others and does it lead to the destruction within oneself of greed, hatred and delusion (and all other
negative or unwholesome tendencies or emotions and or mental states)
then it ought to be practiced or encouraged. If it is not conducive (in the long run) to true happiness of oneself and others and does not lead to the destruction within oneself of greed, hatred and delusion (and all other negative or unwholesome tendencies or emotions and or mental states) then it ought not be practiced or encouraged. This of course would include any kind of sexual conduct.
With regard to same sex attraction, the Buddha did not specifically express any admonishment, he merely admonished indulgence in the senses as inconducive to spiritual development and conducive to the prolonging of suffering. The Maha-pranaparamita-sastra is a mahayanist text composed by the Caitikas, a Buddhist sect of around the 1st or 2nd Century CE and the text itself around the same time. In this text one finds references pertinent to the matter at hand, though whether one considers it "Buddhist" would be a matter of opinion since it is not Pali Canonical, nor strictly speaking "the word of the Buddha".
The bottom line here (no pun intended) is do you yourself TRULY consider any kind homosexual activity to be breaking the precepts, in which case act upon that as one sees appropriately, consequently one needs to be *brutally* honest with oneself and if one has homosexual tendencies and one acts upon them and one considers them to be contra to the precepts then one should act wisely upon this, for one's own sake as well as others.
in the buddhist religion there is nothing saying there is anything wrong with being gay, they do not see it as a sin or virtue. however they do believe that sex before marraige is a sin, however they dont repremand it. but as in most countries it is illegal to marry the same sex, thus meaning buddhists believe you shouldn't have sex with the same gender. so thats what he meant by it depends how religious u are.
I think thats just a mistranslation of him saying that if you have a religious belief which does not support gay marrage you should keep it to yourself and not impose it among others
Om Mani padme hung
Hes like a human yoda
Chakstsalo lama khen!
🙏🙏🙏
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Long live his holyness
Gyalwa Rinpoche!
My dad easy
Smoking.... hot.....
Wisdom. Thank you :)
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2 aliens talking to each other :))
she is one fine a$$ alien
This girl can break anybody brahmacharya
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Interviewer is hot
not impressed
He's not trying to impress anyone
Who cares?
Jason Young-it's ok not to be impressed,try to grab the important information and throw away that's not important.Even His Holiness says frequently_ "like Buddha' s teaching, if you find my teaching important listen to it if don't find it important, ignore it" if you don't get it or find useless, it's ok.But don't be ignorant and stubborn to ignore important information and not trying to grab such opportunity in this free world.leave aside your hatred, be optimistic
lamwil shangdhi they can't understand lord Buddha and his teachings it's pretty alien for them but a wise soul knows the peace lord Buddha found with in himself and the peace and love in his teachings that's why as a Hindu we also worship and follow his teachings of humanity and ahimasa in our religion lord Buddha is 10 reincarnation of lord vishnu our ancestors have told us briefly about there birth the path they will teach to the world i remember a story from my childhood when a killer named (angulimaal ) meaning the one who wears a necklace of fingers of his victims met lord budha
And how his life changed by one meeting with budha
@@lamwilshangdhi612 YEA - follow your spiritual path,,,unless you are gay then well apparently you cant
Once Dalai Lama comes to Western countries, then he forgot what he really did and does in Tibetan society. In fact, millions of Tibetans are infighting because of Dalai Lama’s selfish religious dictatorship. First you should solve your own made problems then gives in front of others.
I am Tibetan and I can confirm first hand that wanting to preserve our own freedom, culture and heritage is not something imposed by an authority figure. I hope China at least pays you enough for all the false information and fallacies.
@@niydable It has been about thirty years that the Dalai Lama received the Nobel Peace Prize which made him a good image and famous on the planet.
But, inside Tibetan society, there is full of hatred, extreme discrimination, huge divisions, religious disharmony and infighting because of the Dalai Lama’s monarchic leadership.
People afraid of holding any different opinions than him, because he supports and encourages people who agree with his position and use their faiths to oppress others who disagree with his opinions. Anyone who speaks against him will be threatened and to risk their lives.
Therefore, every day thousands of Tibetans get along with extreme discrimination and segregation. Hundreds of families were broken up. People lost their freedom of speech and thoughts under the Dalai Lama’s autocratic leadership and spiritual dictatorship.
Some evidence:
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@@ltenzin9 I like how you conveniently ignored everything I said and had a pre-written reply. I am one of the very people you are trying to falsely represent. Those supposedly “Tibetans full of hatred”. Please read closely what I have to say, this may be your only first hand evidence among false fabrications. I, a Tibetan in Tibetan society is saying following Dalai Lama’s teaching of PEACE and HARMONY was only a freedom that was available to me after I left Tibet. There were no military power dictating my every move and treating me like a third class citizen in our own home. You can try to flip the narrative but truth will always prevail.
Just because you put Tibet in Profile pic and username.... doesn’t represent us Tibetan.
Every Tibetan are great full to His Holiness Dalai Lama.
Because of him, we get to stay comfortable in exile, because of him, we get free education, because of him, we still have identity.. people still know us as Tibetan. Because of him we hv freedom to choose our representative leader. (Democracy)
Because of him, We were able to preserve the traditional, culture... nd our language.
No amount of words can express how much great full we Tibetan are for His contribution to our society...
Without him...
We would hv lost hope long ago...
So please don’t spread copy paste line here to defame my people.
You are worse than uneducated person!!!