Going Against the Stream | Ajahn Brahmali | 6 January 2023
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- Ajahn Brahmali teaches about the idea of "going against the stream", and how we can use this to enhance our spiritual practice.
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For me, Ajahn Brahmali is a superhero like Ajahn Chah, I dont know why I feel like that. Regards from Bangladesh
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Big up Ajahn Brahmali ❤❤❤
@@duncanrathband5492 YES. i LIVE IN NORWAY WHERE HE IS COME FORM :)
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This one just blew me away and is my favourite talk (so far) from the wonderful Ajahn Brahmali. He takes ancient Pali suttas and translates them into lessons that are understandable, relevant and even entertaining. Thank you, Ajahn Brahmali!
One of my most favourite teachers, Ajahn Brahmali is a rockstar!! I have learnt so much from him, deepest gratitude for all his teachings always! Thank you BSWA!
Thank you 🦋🦋🦋
Truth. Thank you Ajahn Brahmali!
🙏🙏🙏👧. Metta from Auckland , NZ
What a wonderful and insightful talk
Very deep, but made looking very simple.
I thought that kind of sermons we only would get from rev achan brahm and so relieved and really happy to see more like that.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
enjoyed the talk very much, thank you.
Ajahn Brahmali is instructive. Ajahn Brahmali is wise. The signposts are there, but no one sees them.
Best Wishes to Ajahn Brahmali; Valuable Insights. With gratitude from us in Singapore 🙂
Excellent dhamma talk as always Ajahn Brahmali❤🙏🙏🙏😌
The similies really made this talk lively ('pop out' so to speak). Thank you.
Thank you so much for your talk and telling of the sutta!🌞
Thank you for teaching 🌺🌺🌺
Ajam Bob Marley is exactly what i would look like if I became a monk.
Very nice
❤ Very rich I will listen again 🙏 from Kamloops British Columbia Canada 😊
Sadhu sadhu sadhu! Thank you Ajahn Brahmali for your kindness and wisdom 🙏
Thank you for themis sharing of the powerful dharma. Beauty, kindness, humility and directness, all these words of power come to mind to express my experience of this talk.
One of the best dharma talks
Thank you happy New year 💗💗💗
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Need to memorize your expression on loneliness. Took my breath away, +/- at 1:15:00
@Norma SKY Dauer a brilliant piece of wisdom on this issue😌
Everything’s borrowed. Who owned it to begin with? Great talk. 🙏🙏
Nobody... they are things that come into existence then disappear again
@@dublinphotoart 🙏
Determination!
International Women's Day!
Lois!
Bailey!
Thank you so much for choosing this in Newyear Dharma’s talk to remind lay people the dangers of cravings For number one question there is no goal in practice Buddhism because when you have a goal you might putting yourself in craving mode For number 3 questions , she doesn’t see kindness in the Buddha words because he is teaching his students how to become Abraham, “Clean up these monks “ that Ajahn words What is the kind way to say God is not exist? It’s in the sutra
@Ahjan Brahmali , I love your dharma talks and thank you for your teaching. Because my English is not that good could you speak slowly? I lost your sentences a lot of the time😟😉 and my heart beats 🥴
Change the video speed 🤷♂️🤔
you can slow down the speed on youtube
There's something moving behind him over his left shoulder in the little space between photo and candle.like a leaf or a fish? Distracting me, shouldn't be though 😊
vegetation in a garden outside the window
Ajahn Bramali told the story of a woman who was horrified at the prospect of rebirth. After hearing all about the dissatisfaction and dukkha of this earthly realm, who would yearn for rebirth? Or, is it a more auspicious deva-style rebirth that we might hope for?
You're intuition regarding, why someone would ever want to be reborn, with regards to the inherent suffering we all experience, is spot on. To my knowledge, an attempt to ultimately cease and exit our unfortunate cycle of rebirth, should always be at the forefront of ones search when walking down the Buddhist path.
I'm not sure if (a) this is what you were referring to or asking about OR (b) if you were already aware and were simply commenting on the notion of rebirth
Your expression do make me wonder is that yourself? By the way if you believe inGod there is no business of believe in rebirth End the story
It's not like that.
There is no "you" there is no "me"
There is no self.
There is no death either.
So as you can see, No rebirth.
Just awareness, which is a doing and a being.
And of course there is birth and death and rebirth and the suffering.
But what is true to you?
@@tuyendo7409 and yet many emotions rebirth in you. Many thoughts too. Independently of belief in god or not. You have seen it.
Goof for you to discern that you are non of it. " In this world but not of it."
You have taken you thoughts captive. Instead of being captivated by your thoughts
@@aurelienyonrac I am not that complicated like you though, my point is you should not sneak in here to express your views about rebirth when REBIRTH is one of the centrist of Buddhism Keep it for your self
Greetings from Cyprus.
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