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Now I'm really confused!!! Sermon at the deer park are we talking about THE sermon as in his 1st after enlightenment? "verily Kondanna has realized! verily Kondanna has realized!" But that text dosen't talk about a wheel made in 6 days?
Buddhism is a philosophy not a religion. You can apply Buddhist principles to your life everyday as a layperson. There is no worship of any kind. You simply practice mindfulness and meditation in the here and now with your breath. All of the answers are within you. “There is no path to happiness. Happiness is the path”. If you are seeking formal renunciation to samsara, then becoming a monastic monk is your answer. Look for a Buddhist monastery that you want to practice in.
Unless you want to become a monastic. There’s no need to go through any kind of formal procedure. But if you insist on doing something as a layperson (at least in Theravada school), you can take the 5 precepts from a monastic. (Through Video is good too).
For the Mahayana/ Vajrayana path , you need to meet an authentic teacher who has actualized the teachings and is part of a transmission lineage. There is much that can’t be written down , but can be expressed directly mind to mind. Just reading is not enough, you need to connect directly and be given teachings and vows. Many non monastics in these traditions have reached enlightenment. Start with an aspiration prayer to meet an authentic teacher who can guide you and serve as an example . Without a doubt , you will meet.
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Reference: Tikanipata of the Numerical Discourses (Sutta 15- Rathakara Suttam).
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EXACTLY! Time is not ot be taken for granted, for we know not when ours will run out.
this is one of my favorite youtube channels. please keep making videos
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yes keep making
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Thanks for that beautiful video. Ôm Gautama Buddha. 🌹🌹🌹
Thanks for your kind comment. I am glad that you liked the video. Namo Buddhay !!
Keep going Sir
Good .keep doing such ones for all of us please
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Please put the reference for each video in the comment section please, some videos don’t have them. Love this channel so much!
Namo buddaya..
Namo Buddhay !!🙏
It's a new knowledge for me. Love your content ❤️
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Sumedha waited for four Asankheya one lakh kappa to become Buddha. Bodhisatva waits for many Asankheya just to become a Bodhisatva.💐😇💐
What Sutta is this from? I've never heard this story before.
The parable is from _Tikanipata_ of the Numerical Discourses ( _Sutta 15- Rathakara Suttam_ ). Thanks
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Now I'm really confused!!! Sermon at the deer park are we talking about THE sermon as in his 1st after enlightenment? "verily Kondanna has realized! verily Kondanna has realized!"
But that text dosen't talk about a wheel made in 6 days?
I am from Hyderabad. How to convert and become a buddist
There is no any process to become Buddhist.Just follow teaching of Buddha
It is not a formality, it is for your betterment. There is no Baptizing or Circumcising stuff.
Buddhism is a philosophy not a religion. You can apply Buddhist principles to your life everyday as a layperson. There is no worship of any kind. You simply practice mindfulness and meditation in the here and now with your breath. All of the answers are within you. “There is no path to happiness. Happiness is the path”.
If you are seeking formal renunciation to samsara, then becoming a monastic monk is your answer. Look for a Buddhist monastery that you want to practice in.
Unless you want to become a monastic. There’s no need to go through any kind of formal procedure.
But if you insist on doing something as a layperson (at least in Theravada school), you can take the 5 precepts from a monastic. (Through Video is good too).
For the Mahayana/ Vajrayana path , you need to meet an authentic teacher who has actualized the teachings and is part of a transmission lineage. There is much that can’t be written down , but can be expressed directly mind to mind. Just reading is not enough, you need to connect directly and be given teachings and vows. Many non monastics in these traditions have reached enlightenment. Start with an aspiration prayer to meet an authentic teacher who can guide you and serve as an example . Without a doubt , you will meet.
Thank you i was a procrastinator but now not
It's very fast moving,so what's the use
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