Buddhism and War | Ajahn Brahmali | 10 May 2024
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ค. 2024
- Ajahn Brahmali explains how Buddhism thinks and deals with war, how our karma puts us in difficult situations and how to handle this in a Buddhist way.
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Recorded at Dhammaloka Buddhist Centre, Perth, Western Australia.
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always happy to see ajahn brahmali giving talk
Sadhu sadhu sadhu 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you, Ajahn Brahmali for clarifying some things that have truly confused me for most of this life.
Thank you Ajahn Brahmali for a great talk.
Thank you Ajahn Brahmali 🙏🙏🙏 waiting for your visit to the UK next month 🙏
Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu❤
Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu
Thank You
Thank you Ajahn Bramali this was highly enlightening. Sadu, Sadu, Sadu.
A very practical solution for the problems faced by people. Practical Buddhism! Be blessed!!
Thank you Bhanthe 🙏🙏🙏
A very pertinent talk ...how, as Buddhists, to deal with the moral problem of violence in the world. Thank you again, Ajahn Brahmali, for elucidating the Dhamma in such a clear manner!
That is the best talk I have ever heard on this channel and I have been listening for 15 years Ajahn Brahmali you beat Ajahm Brahm out on such a fascinating subject!!! What a wonderful teacher you are Dear Ajahn Brahmali, you taught me very much, Thank you!!!
Thank you Ajahn and all those who made it possible. Pardon me, but the simile of the Saw was directed by the Buddha to the Bhikkhus which high standard of self sacrifice and of one's own, may not be applicable to laypersons. Perhaps the following Shaolin code may be more appropriate for laypersons - avoid rather than check, check rather than hurt, hurt rather than break, break rather than kill, leaving kill to the last and unavoidable. With metta.
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Thank you Ajahn for the fantastic talk. Sadhu sadhu sadhu from Singapore
I think the Buddha gave king Ajatasattu the means to conquer the Vajjis more easily as he couldn't prevent him from going to war. So the next best thing would be to make it easier for him to win by subterfuge so that the overall amount of killing and suffering from a prolonged war could be avoided.
🙏🙏🙏 from Melbourne
I used to see them dancing and singing on Oxford Street in the UK.
Too bad we can’t chat ☺️
There are mentions of the conflicts in Pali Suttras, not that impossible, but Buddhas view in the war is unique, as it’s up to individual realization what the person is doing in the war…
I missed the live chat but I love this,if you make weapons they will always be used and on and on.Stop governments. from robbing and making war and war In Burma Rohinjas [SP]were in government and had seats. Now they are fighting with the people who are rebelling against the tyranny
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Is it ok to have a buddhist crush on Brahmali what a thoughtful beautiful person 😊
See but dont touch😅
Many Hindus love the Buddha, maybe they have strange ideas about Him ,but love Him
Sir, I believe you got the rohingya migration backwards. they originally used to live in burma but burmese military attacked them which is why they seeked refuge in bangladesh. now, in bangladesh they are also finding it difficult to adjust.
The previous Dalai Lama 13th was told to arm and get ready since 1913-35 the monastics resisted and engaged in sectarianism and weekend Tibet
The life and the death of Bhudda. 🧐📝💜🎧📹
Another meaning for 'killing' is not teaching the dhamma to arrogant people according to the Buddha.
I think that king killed his own parents[father?]
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