The Story of SIDDHARTHA GAUTAMA : Becoming the BUDDHA
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2024
- The life of Siddhartha Gautama, the prince who became the Buddha. We explore the mind-blowing events that led him to leave his palace walls and embark on a quest for truth and enlightenment.
Get ready to discover the life-changing teachings that the Buddha uncovered on his journey, and learn how you can apply this ancient wisdom to your own life. 🙌 From the Four Noble Truths to the Eightfold Path, we'll unpack the essential insights that have transformed countless lives over the centuries.
So, are you ready to embark on a journey of self-discovery and awakening? 🗺️ Join us as we unravel the mysteries of the Buddha's life and explore the path to true happiness and inner peace. 🕊️ Click the link now and let's start this transformative adventure together! 🙏
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I’m 76 years old. I have been a student/practitioner of Zen Buddhism since 1985. I was attracted to Zen because it is non theistic and its lack of dogma. I have not practiced with a sangha since the early 2000s but I have maintained a strong daily meditation practice. Along with meditation and mantra, I observe the 4 Noble Truths 5 Precepts, and the Buddhist 8 Fold Path; this practice has helped me to confront my fears and continue to overcome my egotistical insecurities. I am grateful to all of my teachers and fellow students who have guided me along this path. Will continue to subscribe to your TH-cam channel. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.🙏☮️☯️
Wow, thank you for sharing your remarkable journey with Zen Buddhism! It’s amazing to hear how you've integrated such deep practices into your daily life and how they've helped you confront and overcome personal challenges. We're truly lucky to have someone as experienced as you in our community.
Thanks a bunch for sticking with us on the channel! Looking forward to more exchanges of wisdom and experiences.
Best,
Matt
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But what creates the memory is our intention.
Live is nothing but watching our own desires flow in the quantum spectrum.
This page is going to light up with subscribers. And you started from March ‘24, just watch the growth that’s on its way. Love and light✨
As a seeker of truth and not a seeker of blind belief I have always ben drawn to the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha. The Buddha understood human nature and saw clearly how the mind shapes how we interpret experiences, each other and the world we live in. He clearly saw what is known as the 4 Noble truths. Great Video, Matt! ♥
Gautama Siddhartha has always fascinated me - would love to see a modern good movie about him
I have been depressed for an about one year now. I need to let it go, thank you, Matt for this video and Buddha.
Thank you for opening up about your struggles. It takes a lot of courage to share, and we're so glad that you found some comfort in our video. Remember, it's okay to seek help, and taking it one step at a time can make a big difference. Peter and I are sending you thoughts of strength and peace.
We’re here for you, and we’re glad to be a part of your journey towards healing.
Take care,
Matt
He' is my true hero. I love your confidence voice as if you enter stream entry. May your path lead you to nirvana. I too have been meditated 11:21 over 25 years. The taste of dharma is countless near death experiences . Mat and Peter may you be blessed with good health and contentment.
Thank you so much for your kind words and blessings! It’s truly heartening to hear such positive feedback about the narration. We're glad the video resonated with you and appreciate your sharing a bit about your own spiritual journey. Your dedication to meditation is inspiring, and it sounds like your experiences have deeply enriched your understanding of the Dharma.
May your practice continue to bring you closer to Nirvana, and may you always find health and happiness along your path.
Matt
The wisdom of Buddhism is the perfect antidote for these trubbeled times of greed, anger and violence...
"If you want to throw a burning coal to someone the one who gets burned is you." Buddha
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Buddhism states all life is suffering regardless of what time we’re in. The very impermanence of peace or happiness in this reality is the problem and thus to think Buddhism is applicable to a specific epoch defeats the idea of escaping samsara as you’re just using it for a material worldly fix.
Zen Buddhism has changed my way of thinking as well 🧘♂️
Thank you for this video. Namo buddhaye☸️
I'm from Srilanka, so happy to see Buddhism from other countries and the perspectives. You have broken the language barriers, which allows countless people to understand, will bring you more understanding in the future to awake. sharing the greatest content in a mind blowing way reminds me few greater devoties here in Srilanka. Triple gems blessings with you
Pretty excellent pictures and voice. Praise from China. 随喜赞叹，功德无量。
super video you deserve so much more followers !!!
Thanks a ton! We're definitely on a quest to gather more followers-like assembling monks for a grand temple! Keep watching and help us spread the word, one zen moment at a time!
Namaste ;)
Matt
let me explain something everyone. Buddha is not just awaken one. He is the one who finds the awaken path and teaches us. any of us can be awaken ( attain Nirwana ) by learning the teaching of Buddha and then we attain Nirwana and we will become Rahath ( the ones who stopped rebirth ). Sidhartha Gauthama is most famous Buddha its because he the Buddha of our Era. for every era called Kalpa ( It's very long period of time according to google 4.32 billion years ) For one era there will be only one Buddha. and his Dharma will last for that Time period and Every and each Buddha's teaching are same. last but not the least not just in Mahayana also in Theravada how to become a Buddha ( Bodhisathwa path ) is describes but it takes several Kalpa just to prepare by doing good deeds including giving your life to save someone ( just mentioning it goes so deeper than that )
Thank you for sharing such an insightful and detailed explanation about the Buddha and the path to awakening! Your passion for the teachings and the clarity with which you've explained the concepts of Kalpa, Nirvana, and the role of a Rahath truly enrich our community's understanding.
It's fascinating to discuss the profound journey towards becoming a Buddha, spanning multiple kalpas, and the immense dedication it involves. Your mention of the Bodhisattva path in both Mahayana and Theravada traditions adds a great depth to the conversation, reminding us all of the commitment required in the pursuit of enlightenment.
We’re lucky to have such knowledgeable members in our community. Looking forward to more enriching discussions!
Best,
Matt
Very true 👍
@@BuddhasWizdom we are the ones who are grateful to you, for creating such meaningful contents. 🙏
Please don't infuse unscientific things in buddhism. What difference will be left in other wrong paths and buddhism in this scientific era then? We all know there were no humans 4. 32 billion years ago. This concept of kalpa is not Buddhist. Namo Buddhaye☸️
Thanks for the video clip..
Your content is the best on TH-cam
I will meditate 🧘♀️ one day. Good morning 🙏🏼
Namo Buddhaaya .....නමෝ බුද්ධාය 🙏🙏🙏❤
Namo Buddhaya!
I’m with you brother 🙏🏼
Lord Buddha, his dharma will never die. We still used his teaching right now 🥰🥰🥰🥰🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Buddha himself has said nothing lasts forever(every thing changes)
@@1914apof course, in a materialistic world nothing lasts forever, truth is something that lasts forever no matter there is any materialistic world or not. Can you say truth will die???
@@Gaurav.jjjj2222 eventually truth may also vanish
think, once humand thought earth is flat no?
they thought thats the truth and now we think we know the truth . It can be the truth
but have you heard there are many conspiracies
afater a time this also can be changed
* think, if in ww2 nazis were the winner , will Hitlor be a cruel person in history?
no he will change everything to his will. so think deeper
after all, when every thing vanished and everyone died who will care about thruth there will nothing called truth
(Im just a teenage kid i hope youll understad this for sure)
Tge Earth example was based on religious scriptures so it wasn't truth truth can never changed only experienced the eyes helps u see things thats the truth it cannot change u cannot change to nose to give u vision in such a way the truth can never change but u can find it.@@1914ap
Inspirational Matt. Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
Wonderful. Love it. Thank you.
How awesome bro! NAMO BUDHHAYA😊
Thank you. Well presented without any personal bias.
Thanks!
Glad I come across this channel. Your presentation and artwork are beautiful! One suggestion I would make is to check the typo/spelling with the captions on some of the videos. As an example, in one video the narration says "the Buddha's...", but the caption says "the Buddhist's...". Please keep up the good work. You have got yourself a new subscriber. 🙂
Thank you brother ❤
Thanku so much for sharing the message! Wish you lots of blessings!
thanks for the story..
According to the Buddha
Being born as a Human is very rare opportunity to study the dharma and practice it to be free from mundane life of suffering
Animal realm , ghost realm, hell realm, has so many suffering and can't practice what the Buddha taught
And in heaven realm, it's too much pleasure, and it can develop attachment and living beings live their become delusional because they think it's permanent
But humans just in middle path, like thanos said balance as thing as should be, just enough suffering to realize how worse is life is, and just enough right pleasure to practice the dharma
And be liberated from suffering of existence
Human realm is neither so pleasurable that there’s no motivation to seek liberation, like the higher realms, nor too full of suffering to attempt to escape samsara, like the lower realms. A human birth is said to be so rare and precious that a turtle surfacing in a vast ocean is more likely to put his head through a small ring floating on the surface than we are to get a human birth. This is why the Buddha urges us to put our human life to good use!
What do you think?
Thank you.
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Namo tassa bhagavato arahato samma sambuddhassa X3 卍sadhu sadhu sadhu卍
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Nice video presentation of the Buddhas journey. It is a general summary. I suggest the producer could add a little more information and enumeration plus explanation on the 6 perfections of Mahayana Buddhism, the Madhyamaka “middle way philosophy, the 4 noble truths and the Eightfold path. Thank you for making the presentation. I hope more youngsters could see it and get motivated to search more information, buy books and visit a sangha, a Buddhist Temple or Buddhist Center.
There is a tachnique called VIPASANA can give you glimpse of that place.
The Buddha never said "what you think is what you become" he rejected all thoughts of anger greedy and doubt. Read a good translation of the Dhammapada
Bro collab with Science Journey or Hamara Ateet. So you can understand the Buddha's history more accurately.
Bro, spiritual people aren't much interested in archeology.
Dharma is very complex to understand to the human mind. There are 4 states to achieve unattachment. That's why Dharmaya is not spread out in the world nowadays. Less people who are born here with Wisdom and great Knowledge. Sir Einstein had knowledge but not wisdom... 2 different things
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Some people ignore the name and title to say it is not the true way, they have not seen this story.
1 . It’s not ( Siddhartha )-> Siduhath .
2. And also it’s not ( Gauthama )-> Gothama .
How Prince Siduhath became Gothama Buddha.
Hello there - these are the correct pronunciation of Sinhala ( Sri Lanka )🇱🇰.
Naah. This is what is portrayed all over but its not the actual reason my friend. Read the Book, "The Buddha and His Dhamma". That is where the truth is told and it's not only restricted to how Siddharth became Buddha, but its much more than that. You'll find out once you read it!!
How old was Buddha when he died?
80
@@cosmicboros rather old in the 5th century BCE?
@@dima-rafael 2420 years ago
@@dima-rafael nobody knows, because there was no data from that period...
@@heimuk Don't you know they have even found ashes casket of lord buddha from the contemporary times??? Update yourself.
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Gassho.
Hi brother your story is completely wrong. This is a fake story to undermine the buddhaand bind buddha with in the regular hinduism cage.
At the age 29 Siddhartha was a well matured man, he got lot of knowledge and exposure about world, he is trained fighter. He left kingdom in order to stop a war between 2 kingdoms. Before he leave the kingdom the message he passed was "yes dammo sanatano" in the context of "war produces only war and peace only produces peace. this is the sanatana damma"
Pls do recheck the facts and correct it. Thanks in advance
Thank you for taking the time to share your perspective and insights. It’s important to recognize that there are various interpretations and versions of Siddhartha Gautama's life story, including what is commonly referred to as the "Great Renunciation." This is the widely known narrative where Siddhartha, moved by the suffering he witnessed, leaves his royal life to seek enlightenment and ultimately discovers the path to ending suffering.
Your mention of Siddhartha’s motives for leaving the kingdom to prevent a war and his emphasis on peace provides an intriguing alternative view that enriches our understanding of his teachings. We appreciate this addition because it highlights the depth of Siddhartha's character and his early commitment to the principles of peace, which aligns with his later teachings.
We aim to explore these various facets in our content to present a well-rounded view, and your contributions are vital in helping us all deepen our understanding. Thank you again for engaging with our content and helping us expand our perspectives.
Best regards,
Matt
@@BuddhasWizdomHi sir, i request you to please read the book 'Buddha and his dhamma'. We know there are different accounts about Buddha's life, but we should try to propagate the one that is most practical and historical. However, your work is great. ☸️