Why corporate professional gave up everything to become a Buddhist monk.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- In 2004 this telecommunications professional left behind a career that based him in some of the world's biggest corporations to follow in the footsteps of Buddha.
From wanting to be more efficient in the corporate world by learning to meditate through to the realisation that meditation itself was the path to a happy life - enjoy this story of transformation!
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Filmed and Produced By The Mulligan Brothers
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Interviewer - Jordan Mulligan
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Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu 🙏🙏🙏
Giving up endless stress, anxiety, and the rat race is in fact a no-brainer.
I started visiting a kadampa centre recently, and i hope to attend more and delve deeper into the beauty and peace of buddhism. I'd love to take a similar path to this :-) As a woman, I am curious if ordination would work differently though.
It depends what sect you want to ordain in. Zen and Tibetan Buddhism are the most female-friendly from what I know. The speaker here is a Tibetan Buddhist.
Hi there, why don’t you have a chat with the teacher at the centre you’re attending? In general it’s best to take your time and consider this carefully as ideally your ordination will last a lifetime - so not something to be rushed. In the Kadampa tradition we make no discrimination at all between and male and female. Ordained nuns and monks are treated exactly the same.
@@KadampaLeeds Of course, I wouldn't rush and it's something i would consider in 5-10 years time. Thank you for the response.
I will be attending a Thai buddhist temple closer to me to learn more and I'm looking forward to it.
So true ❤