Sister Lang Neem dear, how tender & patiently forbearing are u & yr teacings of Lord Buddha. Wish u wud stress n' emphasize more on de essential spirit of His central teachings: ie all relative worldly happiness is ephemeral, transient, fleeting like an arrow. So dive deep within 2 discover de truth there thru more meditation & selfless service 2begin with. I luv de peace of Silence u repeat, by replacing lower thoughts by potent higher thoughts☝🙂👌
I have big ol crocodile tears listening to this! Thank you so much for sharing this. I am learning to love myself more, to be the doctor and nurse inside of myself care for the patient inside myself. I am learning so much in my life right now and all the plum village teachings have been so deeply helpful 💜💜💜
Thank you, dear Rachel, for sharing your insights. Keep the practice and continue daily loving kindness to yourself. Keep smiling. Keep hearing the birds sing.🙏 Please receive this very special quote from dear Thay: “No mud no lotus” ~Zen Master, Thich Nhat Hanh (Thay) Deep bow, The Plum Village App Oak Forest Team Kindly visit plumvillage.org for more mindfulness resources. Find a local sangha at plumvillage.org/about/international-sangha-directory/ Subscribe to The Raft newsletter plumvillage.org/subscribe/
I really want to be a conscious, loving, patient, healing person. I have been jumping back and forth with this and survival. Sometimes I secretly compare myself to others but I love it when I find gratitude for all my little unique traits desires and abilities. Thank you.
Thanking to sister for such necessary advice, I heard answers to something that bothered and tormented me for a long time. Now I see the light in my difficulties🙏
THANK YOU! That was a brilliant and well thought out talk well worth reflecting on and indeed playing again......I also felt you brought out new observations in Joe which were interesting.Your tslk has been very refreshing for me Sister.Blessings.Catherine ❤🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for this broadcast, Jo and Sr Lang Nghiem. It has been a blessing in highlighting how important it is to find refuge within. Due to the latest famous court case, I found involving myself in all of the emotions and toxicity such a public event generates naturally due to triggering. I sided with the person I felt was wronged, and seeds of quiet anger and hurt threatened to blossom, and they did, if I am honest. Through my mindfulness practice thankfully, I became aware of my suffering and the negative impact it had on me after an intense week may I add. :) I appreciate these broadcasts greatly. Thank you very much. :)
Thank you dear friend. 🙏 Please keep tuning in. You can also download the free app to carry with you. (plumvillage.app) A lotus for you, Plum Village App Team
Thank you dear friend! You can also download the app to your phone and have a "Monastery for Your Pocket" to sustain your practice wherever you go :) plumvillage.app Thank you for watching. With much loving kindness, Plum Village App "Oak Forest" Team
Dear friend, thank you for watching Plum Village App channel. You can also download the plumvillage.app to carry with you. It is free. ~ A lotus for you 🙏🏼
I think this is not true - unfortunately more than ever people commit suicide…. I am struggling alot with my teenager and all my open heart and bodhissattva thinking seems make it worse …. He is just annoyed about anything I will offer to him :-(( this is even with my practice quite hard to stand it 😢😢😢
I ask myself “What would the world look like if every person was thinking this thought right now?” If I don’t like that vision, I won’t entertain that thought for long. What I think this moment is my contribution to all of life. I get an equal vote every moment. So do you. Today’s thoughts are tomorrow’s reality. What if all the people in the world were thinking what you are thinking? What would the world look like?
It’s challenging for people who have experienced complex PTSD and working with all that pain unprocessed. It can be very overwhelming. Our minds can have deep grooves of conditioning. It is not so easy for deep deep pain and mental illness which is the deep pain on the earth. There is so much more involved for people who have suffered deep trauma. It’s a much more complicated and challenging process. Good thing there is trauma healing out there. Healers have to go into difficult environments to create change and that is challenging.
Awareness of the thoughts - and the seeds they are watering - because via Interbeing the actions that are generated go out into the world. And there is a ripple effect way beyond out geographic location.
Sister Lang Neem dear, how tender & patiently forbearing are u & yr teacings of Lord Buddha. Wish u wud stress n' emphasize more on de essential spirit of His central teachings: ie all relative worldly happiness is ephemeral, transient, fleeting like an arrow.
So dive deep within 2 discover de truth there thru more meditation & selfless service 2begin with.
I luv de peace of Silence u repeat, by replacing lower thoughts by potent
higher thoughts☝🙂👌
🤗🙏🏽🤎💛Oh our wondrous minds, thank you for this wonderful episode🤗🙏🏽🌻✨
I have big ol crocodile tears listening to this! Thank you so much for sharing this. I am learning to love myself more, to be the doctor and nurse inside of myself care for the patient inside myself. I am learning so much in my life right now and all the plum village teachings have been so deeply helpful 💜💜💜
Thank you, dear Rachel, for sharing your insights.
Keep the practice and continue daily loving kindness to yourself. Keep smiling. Keep hearing the birds sing.🙏
Please receive this very special quote from dear Thay:
“No mud no lotus”
~Zen Master, Thich Nhat Hanh (Thay)
Deep bow,
The Plum Village App
Oak Forest Team
Kindly visit plumvillage.org for more mindfulness resources.
Find a local sangha at plumvillage.org/about/international-sangha-directory/
Subscribe to The Raft newsletter plumvillage.org/subscribe/
I really want to be a conscious, loving, patient, healing person.
I have been jumping back and forth with this and survival. Sometimes I secretly compare myself to others but I love it when I find gratitude for all my little unique traits desires and abilities.
Thank you.
Thank you, dear friend, for sharing. A lotus for you 🙏🏼
Thanking to sister for such necessary advice, I heard answers to something that bothered and tormented me for a long time. Now I see the light in my difficulties🙏
THANK YOU! That was a brilliant and well thought out talk well worth reflecting on and indeed playing again......I also felt you brought out new observations in Joe which were interesting.Your tslk has been very refreshing for me Sister.Blessings.Catherine ❤🙏🙏🙏🙏
🙏 Thank you dear Sister 🙏
Thank you - I gained a deeper understanding of intervening through this explanation of how we are all responsible
Interbeing not intervening! Predictive text!
Thank you. I will listen to this again and again.
May you be well Sister, may you be well Jo. Thank you so much for a beautiful, insightful Dhamma talk and thank you to all at Plum Village 💖☸🌻🙏
Thank you for this broadcast, Jo and Sr Lang Nghiem. It has been a blessing in highlighting how important it is to find refuge within. Due to the latest famous court case, I found involving myself in all of the emotions and toxicity such a public event generates naturally due to triggering. I sided with the person I felt was wronged, and seeds of quiet anger and hurt threatened to blossom, and they did, if I am honest. Through my mindfulness practice thankfully, I became aware of my suffering and the negative impact it had on me after an intense week may I add. :) I appreciate these broadcasts greatly. Thank you very much. :)
Thank you so much sister and Jo!
To understand our mind is so difficult but Thay and you now helped me a lot.
Thank you again! 🙏
Thank you dear friend. 🙏
Please keep tuning in. You can also download the free app to carry with you. (plumvillage.app)
A lotus for you,
Plum Village App Team
A wonder-filled discussion. Thank you both so much. Peace and joy to you.
Amazing...this very day this very talk should come . Thank you 🙏🏼
48:00 - Thanks Jo for sharing thoughts from your life, really inspiring!
Blessings on you and yours. May you always be held in compassion.
Plum village is sooo awesome 1 place I find peace on the internet. I'm so glad our global community is breathing together
Thank you dear friend!
You can also download the app to your phone and have a "Monastery for Your Pocket" to sustain your practice wherever you go :)
plumvillage.app
Thank you for watching.
With much loving kindness,
Plum Village App "Oak Forest" Team
yes i have your app as well. is there more episode about dealing with strong emotions?
Sister Lang, I enjoyed your first podcast! Please continue to teach and share your insights with a broad audience!
Dear friend, thank you for watching Plum Village App channel. You can also download the plumvillage.app to carry with you. It is free. ~ A lotus for you 🙏🏼
I’m reminded how to be happy with all the wonderful little things. Thank you 🙏🏾
Merci 💜
Thank you for this talk sister and Jo
Thank you and bless you all❣
Thank you 🙏🏻
The Bhikkhunis, Nuns are so valuable to teaching the Dhamma 🙏🏼🙏🏽🙏🏼
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thank you for this talk
Manas makes life enjoyable. Life is not all serious and boring. It also stops us from commiting suicide. All it takes is balance.
I think this is not true - unfortunately more than ever people commit suicide…. I am struggling alot with my teenager and all my open heart and bodhissattva thinking seems make it worse …. He is just annoyed about anything I will offer to him :-(( this is even with my practice quite hard to stand it 😢😢😢
Amazing discussion
I ask myself “What would the world look like if every person was thinking this thought right now?” If I don’t like that vision, I won’t entertain that thought for long. What I think this moment is my contribution to all of life. I get an equal vote every moment. So do you. Today’s thoughts are tomorrow’s reality. What if all the people in the world were thinking what you are thinking? What would the world look like?
It’s challenging for people who have experienced complex PTSD and working with all that pain unprocessed. It can be very overwhelming. Our minds can have deep grooves of conditioning. It is not so easy for deep deep pain and mental illness which is the deep pain on the earth. There is so much more involved for people who have suffered deep trauma. It’s a much more complicated and challenging process. Good thing there is trauma healing out there. Healers have to go into difficult environments to create change and that is challenging.
Thank you
Awareness of the thoughts - and the seeds they are watering - because via Interbeing the actions that are generated go out into the world. And there is a ripple effect way beyond out geographic location.
thinking out loud 😀 interesting talk - thankyou 🙏💝
Thank you for listening dear Lynette. 🙏
PV App Team
plumvillage.app
A monastery for your pocket.
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KANG SAY BEE JAVERN SIM JUN YAN JERONE DIM WEI JIE GINATAN LAY ENG BE GREATLY BLESSED SMOOTHLY DAILY .TQ
Sister Lang Nghiem,
Can you tell us - who were you before your parents were born?
KANG SAY BEE JAVERN SIM JUN YAN JERONE SIM WEI JIE GINA TAN LAY ENG BE GREATLY BLESSED EVERYTHING SMOOTHLY PLSE. TQ
There is no I or we or me that poceses such an object as mind.
Thank you🥰🙏❤
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Thank you 💕