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Something about this video seems off. It sounds like it is an AI generated voice, possibly even text. The pronunciations of a few critical things are awesome. There is an unusual amount of redundancy and making its point. I request that the Ater of this video be transparent about, these things. Someone who has been studying these teachings for 30 years, even if I don’t have any Bible with the teachings that are presented, if we everything it is presented like this.
The Buddha did not die in the conventional sense; rather, there are two meanings to this. Due to flaws in language translation, it’s important not to take them as one. The Buddha's teachings are distinct from other subjects. If you learn about his teachings, understand them, and practice them, you will not age or become ill; you will remain healthy and gain insight into when your death may occur. Such things are possible once you attain Nirvana. Siddhartha Gautama left home seeking to stop aging, sickness, and death. The Buddha discovered the remedy for this, and it was only after attaining enlightenment that he realized how long he had been searching for this solution in Samsara .
I am a muslin from Pakistan. Buddha’s life as a teacher is of great value to me. He is a Teacher. In present times Buddha’s teachings hold immense value.
Buddha is like Marcus Aurelius, the wise philosophers who ran away from his responsibilities. Be it his nation, family, wife or child or people. We all know Marcus Aurelius is a piece of s*** per history. Buddha's child prob, too. No father around But da men are great :)))
Stupid. It’s not like he left them in a miserable life. He learnt the highest potential of human being and eventually taught others how to reach the highest human potential including his wife and son .
I was born as a moslem. My spiritual seeking led me to Buddhism, then I have found that to appreciate and practice the Buddha's teachings a person doesn't have to a buddhist. The Buddha's teachings are wisdoms that anyone could practice in daily life, regardless his/her religion.
@@PercyJackson-e6rMm Not quite. To go on the path that Buddha showed us, we need to adopt a certain perspective. Buddhism doesn’t teach of a creator. Therefore if you believe that there’s salvation from an all powerful god, well, then you cannot follow Buddhism, because Buddhism teaches that we are the creators of our own reality (the concept of Karma etc.) However, anyone can learn the art of schooling his senses to achieve peace of mind through Buddhism.
Yes, but, he didn't live the era of Aleksander the Great, Hannibal, Spartacus, Prophet Christ, Atilla of Hun, Prophet Mohammed, Mongolian ruler Chinghiz Khan, The sultan Mehmed of Ottomans, Cortez, Quinn Elisabeth, Great general Napoleon, Ataturk of Turkiye, Lenin, Hitler and Mussolini, Bloody Stalin; and, the invaders of Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria; and, nowadays a hell demon Bibi, and the great organisation of Popes. Did he ? Some saved the people, some brutally killed the people. All should have known Buddh.
@@AM-bw7hvTruth of existence according to Buddhism, very briefly: A being (there are 32 realms of existence, some wholesome and some, not) is the aggregate of five elements: One material and four related to consciousness (mind), that we call ‘self’ but in reality there’s no entity called self; We are in an endless cycle of coming into being and ceasing to be and therefore existence is sorrowful; The cause of existence is Attachment/ Desire/Longing (on three counts- Desire for pleasures of the senses, desire for existence and desire for non-existence( the last one is connected to the goal of a true Buddhist- Nirvana); As we travel this cycle we accumulate more experiences which would keep us forever in this journey, and our actions determine the outcomes we receive. (Cause and Effect) Since our actions determine the outcomes there’s no guarantee that ‘you’ would achieve a wholesome realm always ( some unwholesome realms have life spans of eons just as some wholesome realms too, do) This is the condition of all beings in the universe. Buddhism has a solution for transcending universe which specifies a definite course of action ( which involves disciplining our speech and actions thereby paving the way for the mind towards the procedure for attaining wisdom) This is the way out- the ultimate bliss. Hope I made some sense. Buddhism is vast. You need to experience it.
@@AM-bw7hv Truth is , life is not permanent. We are born to die, but we will be born again and again. This cycle never ends. Buddha's main teaching is to detach from everything we are attached to until there's no birth or death. This is not easy, but you must concentrate on this fact throughout your life.
I am a Buddhist. I have volunteered for 14 years for people that need help and I feel I have followed in Buddhas “ compassion” foot steps. I also know never to hang on to material possessions. Only thing I need to do now as I age is to sit and meditate. I say my prayer and my rosary but I have one more step I need to conquer and that is the meditation! I can’t sit still for a long time and I rather be helping someone who needs my help so I am sure Buddha will understand me. May Buddha bless all the Buddhists out there!
Meditation is not only sitting still with eyes closed although that is one way to meditate. Basically it is the letting go or merging of ones ego with the supreme consciousness. Your path to meditation may be to help others to merge in the action of helping, the bliss of feeling the spreading of happiness, peace, joy which in turn is seeded by the recipients into other minds. May Buddha bless all living beings.
Meditation is not merging one's ego with the Supreme consciousness. Meditation is the merging of our souls with the Supreme consciousness. The ego's must all be surrendered, and discarded.
You used I-13 times, my-3 times, and me-1time(egotistic), yea? "EVERY WISH FULFILLED" ET. ........ BUDDHIST BLESS ALL HUMANS not just BUDDHIST, be mindful of your choice of words, yea? THE BUDDHA does not need to understand you, you need to understand YOU, yea?.................................................
Buddha is one of many who have given me to not judge others only myself and be grateful for their time on Earth and learn what they have provided for each of us.
Buddhism, for me , is the final destination of my quest for spiritual transformation. I've lived a life full of obstacles, trials and also satisfaction, love and self teaching. I always felt I was not really of this world that this place was too chaotic, and there was little room for spiritual expansion. Yet, I thrived and experienced so much that I feel a sense of self-realization and accomplishment through my life and not in the sense of material gain but at a spiritual level. I've been kind of ill for the past 6 months and know in my ❤, I am meant to become a Buddhist. It's something that's been in my heart for sometime now and when asked what is my " Religious belief " I've always answered " I'm a Buddhist " I feel weak, tired but at peace in my heart, this is where I'm supposed to be . Yeshua and Budha brought me here❤ We should be grateful to both of these teachers for paving the path for us through years of research and sacrifice for us to have these knowledge available without the suffering they went through♡ May you all find your inner God and let that be thy guidance 😊
You surely have to go through suffering to really understand buddhisim and start practising what he teached mam. Buddha found this path after he went through an existential angst which could not be quench in any paths he followed. Then he ended up meditating to find what this reality is all about. And ended up finding it. The frameworks which he has given through his teachings are there to take you to a path where you get this urgency to figure out this truth despite the uncertainties life throw at you. Buddhisim is not a passive refugee rather than an active one, which keeps one on their toes and encourages one to always to stay aware of every passing interaction one has with the reality. Nothing escapes from one's field of vision. One is either in deep sleep or always aware. This is buddhisim. Don't get trapped with romanticizing jesus Or buddha Or anyone, if you want truth. If you need peace and a coping mechanism to keep up with this absurdity called life, then you are free to stay passive surrendering your will to a God.
I read your comment twice to understand what you were saying and I assure you that I don't romanticise either of those 2 but I think of them as examples of how to live a righteous life. One can be actively seeking for spiritual enlightment and be at peace or viceversa. I know in my ❤ I've done the right things but I am also aware of my flaws but I've learned to be as much as I can honest with myself. Appreciate your words@kamesh5846
Thank you for this video clip of Buddha’s last words and final journey. Very powerful and inspiring to me. I was born in Sri Lanka and now live in California,USA . What I miss here is the peace and serenity of the simple Temples in the villages of my place of birth on a full moon night where Buddhists observe religious rituals and worship to gratitude to the Buddha for imparting his wisdom to us. Thank you Buddha🙏🙏🙏 With much gratitude and respect. Milindha Morahela The background picture of my photo is of the Bodhi Tree in Budha Gaya,India when I visited in 2018 I urge everyone to visit the site before you are old as it has very powerful energy .
a srilanka language still we using buddha means buddhiya..it's not a indian ward..its a srilankan ward.real story of Buddha you can read in UK musium.they was stolen all from srilanka..and destroyed all our ancient locations..true name is MAHAMUNI...buddah was born in srilanka .pass away in srilanka..show you all.welcome srilanka
The greatest man ever born in flesh and blood in our globe. Unattached , he taught us the impermanence of everything found in the world. He is my first teacher🎉 and still in front of me.
Buddha not human body ( so how he act via body ( deed n action using what haa ( stupid people like u simply say like that because don't know true god are is ( god are supreme father supreme soul ( tiny points of light contain mind n intellect only ( everything / anything function by thought powers .mind it
The idea of impernance isn't something Gauthama Buddha learnt on himself. You must go back to Shiva. Even Shri Krishna couldnt not change the kali Yug. Meditate. And you will see it. Aum Nama Shivaya
@@spacestar2993 he didn't show it. The knowledge is already within the Vedas. The Buddha used similar idias and his followers made a new religion out of it. Is Nirvana a new concept? Nope. Come on mate. Even the art of meditation isn't new
@@Billa792 2 religions? First of all, Sanathana Dharma isn't a religion. Secondly, Budhha never created Buddhism as a religion. So to answer your question, there's 0 religion. Not sure how you came up with 2
Life has no purpose as such, for any purpose is the creation of the mind itself, and obviously such creations are only reflective of natural condition of living and nothing beyond
The state of change and impermanence is uttered by everyone now globally although not in a religious context. The Buddha taught us this where no other religion never did.
The level of detail and respect you’ve shown in telling this story is incredible. Buddha’s last teachings are a timeless guide for all of us. Amazing work!
Although I am not convinced why you presented this information about The Great Gautama Buddha's Parinibbana (passing away), who founded The Dharma called Buddhism, specially in English, really makes this simply presented core values of Buddha's teachings accessible to a very wide audience. It is a very commendable and meritorious deed. I read some of the previous comments and they prove it. A unique discourse (I think) by the Buddha is to value and support all other religious teachers associated with one before they found The Buddha's teaching making sense to their intellects. Buddhism appeals to sound minds because it speaks the simple observable truth, "the truth of suffering, the truth of the cause of suffering, the truth of the end of suffering, and the truth of the path that leads to the end of suffering", without any dogma attached to it. Practicing Buddhism teaches focusing the mind, mindfulness, equanimity, compassion, and makes one insightful. The insights can solve any and all problems with the least stress to an animate or inanimate system. Our World is now facing multiple tipping points be they moral, social, or environmental, such as an unbalanced economic system, domination by some groups, and abnormal weather patterns. Unless us humans specially ones with incredible power in their hands do something, the world might end up like in the story of Atlantis, no question about it, just a matter of a few more decades. According to Buddhism, one life is one link in a chain of lives call Samsara. Buddhism doesn't explain the beginning of life, in other words how did the inert elements combined to make the first living carbon based organism? It is said, The Buddha preached that it is fruitless to think about the origin of life with respect to ones salvation, true enough. Another question is where are these multiple life forms originating from? Buddhism doesn't answer this question either. Is Buddhism dogmatic too? Else, are these questions not been researched enough in ancient Buddhist texts? After a hard days work (scraping the barrel) almost had me nodding until I found this video, and it energized me to be fully awake and conscious to write this piece. Thank you. 🙏🙏🙏
An excellent video! Very descriptive of the Buddha's teachings in a short video. The part that described the passing away of Buddha brought tears to my eyes.
@@thorigrimm The unconditioned Nirvana is an experiential reality that can never be described by words or concepts conceived and originated through the contact of sex senses and their domain. In short It is very much ineffable, transcending the state of being or non-being, or any state that we can conceive in between
The Buddha is not another human being, he is a next level of all humans, that is why we called him awaken one, he does not pass away as a human being, he has completed his duty of this Samsara, and he is a king of his Kingdom, and he let others know about the secrets of this Samsara . The Buddha knows that he will pass away and he knows the exact date he wants to go, but he does not leave this world as an ordinary human being dies, it is well explained in the Tripitaka books. I am saying this because, it is not an easy to become a Buddha, He taught us about variation of consciousness (“Vinyanaya”, in bible we called that similar to Soul, but it is not the meaning of a Soul, it is bit different;) is produced from the tiny ant in this world, and evolution of consciousness of an Arnt, and it takes to convert millions of millions of Kalpa to be a Human Being, and the Buddha is the one who given all the secrets of this world to human being, you can read Theravada Thripitaka, and you will get an overview of the secrets he revealed to the world. I am very happy that you all people walked out of the argument that God created this world and started looking out of the box, and reading for Buddha’s teachings. However, I have been blessed by Buddhism since my childhood. Not only that, Maitri Bodhisattva also exist in this world. To meet him, one must do great good things to the world. He told me that he is in experiment stage of Bodhisattva and that he still has a long way to go to become a Buddha. However, I am Sri Lankan, and I am blissful to see that there are people in the world who are searching for the truth about this world. Furthermore, Buddha given his last words, and he is blissful, because he knows there is a future Buddha, and he knew future Buddha is the best out of best, there are things that will have been happening in the future, it will have happen in Maithree Buddha's Kingdom. Speaking of the topic, Gauthama Buddha taught us to do good things, even you feel it , AND it is the right thing to do , and it is not harm to anybody, and human beings are also appreciated it, For an example "Charity". The things will give you calm happiness to your life, not sex related, not drugs related, it is a calm happiness. Thanks for reading :) See later. Regards, Ramesh.
@@bobvillanueva712For me of course, I met Bodhisattva, Every wish fulfulled, but for Bodhisattva, not so well. He has a long Journey ahead. ------------------------------------------------- For those who wants to be a Buddha, first they supposed to met a Bodhisattva in order to wish or to be a Buddha. ----------------------------------------------------------- However, I do not want to be a Buddha, I just want to be his disciple, and attain Arahat (Nirvana).
As per the Sacred Vedic Sanskrit Language, it is not possible for anyone to be just Buddha nor The Buddha (The Nationalisation of Buddhism as a National Religion of the Bharat Continent by the Emperor Ashoka caused this misunderstanding of this Vedic terminology), for as per the Vedic Wisdom, all living things including human being each will eventually arrive at the Buddh Level and thus being a Buddha...
What an enlightening exploration of Buddha's final days! The insights on his teachings and last words are truly thought-provoking. Thank you for sharing this untold story
(15:03): Buddha’s compassion in guiding his final disciple highlights his enduring commitment to enlightenment for all, even in his last hours. Truly a testament to his teachings.
Thanks for a very nice presentation. Buddha had started preparing for this moment ten months ago. He planned that long trip just to teach one person, his last decibel. Events during that 10 months are interesting and important. His last words are most important advice to all. “ Don’t forget to continue self awareness without a gap”.
What surprised me is how the closest disciple was feeling sorrow when his guru is close to his death. I realized that by Just merely being close to a enlightened person is not sufficient to become enlightened
Monk Ananda is the Attendant of the lord Buddha. Enlightened ones doesn't have any attachment to anything. I think having no attachment to buddha's wellbeing and being the chief attendant is mutually exclusive.
Seems I once heard those early disciples of him did not attain to his final days gathering. So, they might have been attained enlightenment or passed away earlier.
Ananda wasn't enlightened when the Buddha attained parinibbana. He became enlightened later and was then entitled to attend the First Buddhist Council and recited all the suttas for prosterity.
Thanks for the description. If you read the Mahāparinirvāṇa Sūtra in Mahayana Buddhism, Buddha had also taught what Buddha's nature is and the reality...
This video beautifully captures the essence of Buddha’s final teachings. It’s both enlightening and humbling to learn about his last moments and the wisdom he imparted.
Thank you very much for sharing the life and teachings of Lord Buddha. It is very touching, real and influential. May His soul live in peace and bliss for ever. He was incarnation of God.
...very beautifully composed video - pristine, like Buddha's teachings... Holding on to all we have or can achieve in this life... or strive for liberation? Its the big divide of direction that lies within us... ☀🕉💖
Buddha's teachings fascinated me from childhood.... I started meditation at the age of 15 in Sri Lanka. At 80, I could meditate every wakeful hour if needed and control my emotions without going into depression or other mind conundrums. The use of meditation is fascinating in controlling emotion which plague old age???? You need to understand happiness and sadness are foolish states of mind, a manifestation of impermanence of all things and events in the universe. If you seek happiness in material things... impermanence will see to it that sadness is not far behind (little Buddhism for you) ???
I'm 82 now and I am acutely aware of my mortality. I am learning that deep meditation prepares us for our inevitable death. Getting shaktipat from a fully realized MAster is key to the awakening and activation of the the sacred Kundalini Shakti. It is said, "When the student is ready, the Guru will appear." It happened exactly this way for me.
17:51 The Buddha’s final teachings are not only a spiritual legacy but also a profound lesson on acceptance, mindfulness, and understanding the impermanent nature of life. His calm demeanor in the face of death inspires us to live and die with equanimity, free from attachment and fear. In his final moments, the Buddha reminded everyone of the importance of practice and enlightenment, emphasizing that death is just a stage, a natural continuation in the cycle of existence. His words remain significant to this day, serving as a guiding light for people to overcome suffering and find peace in life.
The Jesus you mentioned is not the Jesus in the bible, probably you read a corrupted book, go read John 3:16-18 ESV, Jesus is son of God, what exactly Jesus wanted to teach, Jesus said, I am THE way, THE Truth and Life. Other is a way not THE way..
@Jon-iz1be to me it doesn't matter what he said,where was Jesus during the hidden years?you left a void in between,you're hiding the fact that he went to the east to study Buddhism,and came back to teach about consciousness,and the god within theory,that's buddah's teachings,you printed,edited and compiled many version's of one book(the bible the so called the word of god)it's not the word of god,it's a compilation of old stories,it's a corrupt book,even the Quran is better than the bible,why is the story of Jesus n't complet?what truth're you hiding of your Jesus?
Thank you for your efforts to document buddhist teaching through remarkable video presentations which is not only entertain viewers but also enlightening viewers. I got anjali posture when your video convey strong message that Buddha respect the meal from Cunda and continue spreading wisdom. Sabbe satta bhavantu sukhitata.
Beautiful, respectful and with love added video. with the mind housed and enriched with the awakening factors, residing in boundless metta... Thank you 🙏🏻
Many many people, including my family, consider him as God but to me, he is an excellent phylosophe. I like learning about his words when I was yourng, just amazing,
It's the permanence of the impermanent nature of existence - that Existence exists, with all its transitional variations, is the Permanent, the one unchanging, eternal Truth, which perhaps The Buddha realised and strove to pass on to the World. This is how I understand him, and is the source of my reverence for him🙇♂️🙏
Buddhahood is beyond birth and death and is free from Samsara, as per some sutras stories it was said that the Master of the Sakya Clan suspected that the food served especially to him there was deadly poison in it, so he requested the server not to share this food to others nor to give it to animals but to burry it deep within to soil... A similar stories occurred with the Last Prophet of Islam also, both stories are very interesting indeed ! May Heaven bless them both !
I learnt from Buddha's teaching that our life is impermanent and everything will pass . I would strive to live my life in virtue with compassion and kindness toward all humans, animals, birds, other unknown creations that exist on earth as well as in the cosmos. I will try not to attach myself to any worldly goals. Every thing is impermament. We are on a journey toward some place that we cannot imagine. I don't know where i go after my earthly existence. Buddhism provides no clue. Do we just exist in spirit? Budhism leaves us wondering!!!
In layman term. Old Age. In cultivator's term. Old Age (Body Disintegrating) & spiritual journey ends and cultivator's soul choose to return to heaven.
In his era... most human die at younger age... for him to live to 80 years old has enjoy a good lifestyle so nothing to complain... Jesus the middle eastern man died young is too early.... he died before his parent, a mother but father-less, is unfortunate to see him go early...
Thank-you for the video. Lots of research involved. I wish you could share with us the links to your research so that we can read further about your various findings.
A very good approach and a description indeed, but a few points that could be misunderstood by the readers! 1. As you correctly mentioned the Bud+dha attained Parinirwana , which means 'NO DEATH, NO REBIRTH', So he never died .People of other religense are unable to ACCEPT, ADMIT, OR UNDERSTAND this truth. 2. Bud+dha taught of Samma Samadhi, which seem to be very close to the MINDFULNESS present day talked in west and even in Sri lanka, but of a different context. We were asked to practise Samma Sathi in order to desolve SANKARA (The most bad element). 3. According to some HE has asked not to give the rest of that food to anyone but to bury it underground. Means he knew it was poison but he did not blame the giver. May you live long! And attaine nibbana one day. Thanks.
Buddha is the great awakened one, the greatest human being among humans, the great compassionate one, the wisest teacher among teachers, the noble one, the one who is humble, modest and just. Buddha's mind has no limitations and is free even from the concepts of being free from limitations. Buddha lives in the consciousness of all living beings. A mind without boundaries, free of anger, greed and delusion he is truly free as all beings should be. May all beings be free, compassionate, wise and find Nirvana within. May they strive on their spiritual path diligently, as the Buddha did.
I'm a bit confused. According to this VDO clip, at 8:49 - the setting sun painted the sky in vibrant hues as Buddha lay down on his right side his head facing north. But @9.29 - As Buddha reclined in between the Sal trees, ………….. (the picture shows Buddha lay on his left instead????) ----- This contradicts the preceding narration at 8:49 above.
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the 'hushed' voiceover totally ruins it. it comes across as fake and contrived!
I loved this awsome very healing.
Something about this video seems off. It sounds like it is an AI generated voice, possibly even text. The pronunciations of a few critical things are awesome. There is an unusual amount of redundancy and making its point. I request that the Ater of this video be transparent about, these things. Someone who has been studying these teachings for 30 years, even if I don’t have any Bible with the teachings that are presented, if we everything it is presented like this.
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The Buddha did not die in the conventional sense; rather, there are two meanings to this. Due to flaws in language translation, it’s important not to take them as one. The Buddha's teachings are distinct from other subjects. If you learn about his teachings, understand them, and practice them, you will not age or become ill; you will remain healthy and gain insight into when your death may occur. Such things are possible once you attain Nirvana. Siddhartha Gautama left home seeking to stop aging, sickness, and death. The Buddha discovered the remedy for this, and it was only after attaining enlightenment that he realized how long he had been searching for this solution in Samsara .
I am a muslin from Pakistan. Buddha’s life as a teacher is of great value to me. He is a Teacher. In present times Buddha’s teachings hold immense value.
TRUTH IS THERE IS NO RELIGION AT ALL. IT's ALL FINDING TRUTH IN WAY IT IS POSSIBLE.
Buddha is like Marcus Aurelius, the wise philosophers who ran away from his responsibilities. Be it his nation, family, wife or child or people. We all know Marcus Aurelius is a piece of s*** per history. Buddha's child prob, too. No father around
But da men are great :)))
Your ancestors were Buddhist of that region , not that long ago. Isn’t it!😂
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Not necessarily... Zoroastrian, maybe.
Stupid. It’s not like he left them in a miserable life. He learnt the highest potential of human being and eventually taught others how to reach the highest human potential including his wife and son .
I was born as a moslem. My spiritual seeking led me to Buddhism, then I have found that to appreciate and practice the Buddha's teachings a person doesn't have to a buddhist. The Buddha's teachings are wisdoms that anyone could practice in daily life, regardless his/her religion.
Dhamma have been existing anywhere.
Anyone can learn about Buddhism regardless his beliefs, religions, races, or genders. They are all welcome to learn about the truth of life.
@@PercyJackson-e6rMm Not quite. To go on the path that Buddha showed us, we need to adopt a certain perspective. Buddhism doesn’t teach of a creator. Therefore if you believe that there’s salvation from an all powerful god, well, then you cannot follow Buddhism, because Buddhism teaches that we are the creators of our own reality (the concept of Karma etc.) However, anyone can learn the art of schooling his senses to achieve peace of mind through Buddhism.
You found the truth bro.
Hey friend, this channel might be interesting for you: www.youtube.com/@BuddhismInEnglish
I'm Buddhist from sri lanka, budda is a great teacher about human life and other life, he discovered truth of life,
Yes, but, he didn't live the era of Aleksander the Great, Hannibal, Spartacus, Prophet Christ, Atilla of Hun, Prophet Mohammed, Mongolian ruler Chinghiz Khan, The sultan Mehmed of Ottomans, Cortez, Quinn Elisabeth, Great general Napoleon, Ataturk of Turkiye, Lenin, Hitler and Mussolini, Bloody Stalin; and, the invaders of Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria; and, nowadays a hell demon Bibi, and the great organisation of Popes. Did he ? Some saved the people, some brutally killed the people. All should have known Buddh.
please tell me, what is the truth of life?
@@AM-bw7hvTruth of existence according to Buddhism, very briefly: A being (there are 32 realms of existence, some wholesome and some, not) is the aggregate of five elements: One material and four related to consciousness (mind), that we call ‘self’ but in reality there’s no entity called self; We are in an endless cycle of coming into being and ceasing to be and therefore existence is sorrowful; The cause of existence is Attachment/ Desire/Longing (on three counts- Desire for pleasures of the senses, desire for existence and desire for non-existence( the last one is connected to the goal of a true Buddhist- Nirvana); As we travel this cycle we accumulate more experiences which would keep us forever in this journey, and our actions determine the outcomes we receive. (Cause and Effect) Since our actions determine the outcomes there’s no guarantee that ‘you’ would achieve a wholesome realm always ( some unwholesome realms have life spans of eons just as some wholesome realms too, do) This is the condition of all beings in the universe. Buddhism has a solution for transcending universe which specifies a definite course of action ( which involves disciplining our speech and actions thereby paving the way for the mind towards the procedure for attaining wisdom) This is the way out- the ultimate bliss. Hope I made some sense. Buddhism is vast. You need to experience it.
@@AM-bw7hvwhat is you think truth of life
@@AM-bw7hv Truth is , life is not permanent. We are born to die, but we will be born again and again. This cycle never ends. Buddha's main teaching is to detach from everything we are attached to until there's no birth or death. This is not easy, but you must concentrate on this fact throughout your life.
I am a Buddhist. I have volunteered for 14 years for people that need help and I feel I have followed in Buddhas “ compassion” foot steps. I also know never to hang on to material possessions. Only thing I need to do now as I age is to sit and meditate. I say my prayer and my rosary but I have one more step I need to conquer and that is the meditation! I can’t sit still for a long time and I rather be helping someone who needs my help so I am sure Buddha will understand me. May Buddha bless all the Buddhists out there!
Meditation is not only sitting still with eyes closed although that is one way to meditate. Basically it is the letting go or merging of ones ego with the supreme consciousness. Your path to meditation may be to help others to merge in the action of helping, the bliss of feeling the spreading of happiness, peace, joy which in turn is seeded by the recipients into other minds. May Buddha bless all living beings.
Meditation is not merging one's ego with the Supreme consciousness. Meditation is the merging of our souls with the Supreme consciousness. The ego's must all be surrendered, and discarded.
You used I-13 times, my-3 times, and me-1time(egotistic), yea? "EVERY WISH FULFILLED" ET. ........ BUDDHIST BLESS ALL HUMANS not just BUDDHIST, be mindful of your choice of words, yea? THE BUDDHA does not need to understand you, you need to understand YOU, yea?.................................................
Not only Buddhists but all beings..
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I m exmuslim converted buddhism ✌️
Namo Budhaya😅
sure, I think you don't have to convert to become buddhism.
me too
Buddhism is not just a religion but also a meaningful philosophy of life. Thank you for the profound insights in this video!❤❤
Buddha is one of many who have given me to not judge others only myself and be grateful for their time on Earth and learn what they have provided for each of us.
Lord Buddha did not died. It just appeared so. His display of passing into Nirvana.
Buddhism, for me , is the final destination of my quest for spiritual transformation. I've lived a life full of obstacles, trials and also satisfaction, love and self teaching. I always felt I was not really of this world that this place was too chaotic, and there was little room for spiritual expansion.
Yet, I thrived and experienced so much that I feel a sense of self-realization and accomplishment through my life and not in the sense of material gain but at a spiritual level.
I've been kind of ill for the past 6 months and know in my ❤, I am meant to become a Buddhist. It's something that's been in my heart for sometime now and when asked what is my " Religious belief " I've always answered " I'm a Buddhist "
I feel weak, tired but at peace in my heart, this is where I'm supposed to be . Yeshua and Budha brought me here❤ We should be grateful to both of these teachers for paving the path for us through years of research and sacrifice for us to have these knowledge available without the suffering they went through♡
May you all find your inner God and let that be thy guidance 😊
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You surely have to go through suffering to really understand buddhisim and start practising what he teached mam.
Buddha found this path after he went through an existential angst which could not be quench in any paths he followed.
Then he ended up meditating to find what this reality is all about. And ended up finding it.
The frameworks which he has given through his teachings are there to take you to a path where you get this urgency to figure out this truth despite the uncertainties life throw at you.
Buddhisim is not a passive refugee rather than an active one, which keeps one on their toes and encourages one to always to stay aware of every passing interaction one has with the reality.
Nothing escapes from one's field of vision.
One is either in deep sleep or always aware.
This is buddhisim.
Don't get trapped with romanticizing jesus Or buddha Or anyone, if you want truth.
If you need peace and a coping mechanism to keep up with this absurdity called life, then you are free to stay passive surrendering your will to a God.
I read your comment twice to understand what you were saying and I assure you that I don't romanticise either of those 2 but I think of them as examples of how to live a righteous life. One can be actively seeking for spiritual enlightment and be at peace or viceversa. I know in my ❤ I've done the right things but I am also aware of my flaws but I've learned to be as much as I can honest with myself. Appreciate your words@kamesh5846
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If you understand Buddhism then you know that nothing external should dictate your way of life or "spirituality".....it's not the world ....
To everyone who reads this, I may never know you, but I’m sending you love, strength, and endless joy. May life bring you the best of everything!
Send me $5 ....
And also to you my friend.
Thank you for this video clip of Buddha’s last words and final journey.
Very powerful and inspiring to me.
I was born in Sri Lanka and now live in California,USA .
What I miss here is the peace and serenity of the simple Temples in the villages of my place of birth on a full moon night where Buddhists observe religious rituals and worship to gratitude to the Buddha for imparting his wisdom to us.
Thank you Buddha🙏🙏🙏
With much gratitude and respect.
Milindha Morahela
The background picture of my photo is of the Bodhi Tree in Budha Gaya,India when I visited in 2018
I urge everyone to visit the site before you are old as it has very powerful energy .
a srilanka language still we using buddha means buddhiya..it's not a indian ward..its a srilankan ward.real story of Buddha you can read in UK musium.they was stolen all from srilanka..and destroyed all our ancient locations..true name is MAHAMUNI...buddah was born in srilanka .pass away in srilanka..show you all.welcome srilanka
The greatest man ever born in
flesh and blood in our globe. Unattached , he taught us the impermanence of everything found in the world.
He is my first teacher🎉 and still in front of me.
Thanks a lot for the inspiration.
Being able to get Buddhist teaching is the greatest blessing for a human 🙏🙏🙏.
A great but incomplete blessing.
Based on Buddha's teachings, many Buddhas like Gutama cannot be killed by someone else. He died from natural death.
Buddha can never nor killed.. Buddha is state of consciousness, not a human body..
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Buddha not human body ( so how he act via body ( deed n action using what haa ( stupid people like u simply say like that because don't know true god are is ( god are supreme father supreme soul ( tiny points of light contain mind n intellect only ( everything / anything function by thought powers .mind it
You dont see Buddha worship any God
You dont see Buddha teaching you to worship any God
Buddha is free thinker
If you worship any God, The highest level is when you just pretend to be his broker.
Buddhism is the only realistic religion of the world that taught the impermanence of everything.
The idea of impernance isn't something Gauthama Buddha learnt on himself. You must go back to Shiva. Even Shri Krishna couldnt not change the kali Yug. Meditate. And you will see it. Aum Nama Shivaya
@@DarthVader-j2i Knowing impermanence is not enough, the Buddha actually show us the path to end suffering.
@@spacestar2993 he didn't show it. The knowledge is already within the Vedas. The Buddha used similar idias and his followers made a new religion out of it. Is Nirvana a new concept? Nope. Come on mate. Even the art of meditation isn't new
Why hindus always mix 2 religions. Buddha said there are no eternal gods @@DarthVader-j2i
@@Billa792 2 religions? First of all, Sanathana Dharma isn't a religion. Secondly, Budhha never created Buddhism as a religion. So to answer your question, there's 0 religion. Not sure how you came up with 2
The greatest act of love was to let go….❤️🕊️☮️🌈
The purpose in life is to have a purpose. And there's no greater purpose than to be a better person in everyway everyday.🙏
Life has no purpose as such, for any purpose is the creation of the mind itself, and obviously such creations are only reflective of natural condition of living and nothing beyond
The state of change and impermanence is uttered by everyone now globally although not in a religious context. The Buddha taught us this where no other religion never did.
So it means the 4th dimension (time) walks up steadily.
Thanks
The level of detail and respect you’ve shown in telling this story is incredible. Buddha’s last teachings are a timeless guide for all of us. Amazing work!
Buddha's approach to his demise was the sum of all his teachings 😊
Although I am not convinced why you presented this information about The Great Gautama Buddha's Parinibbana (passing away), who founded The Dharma called Buddhism, specially in English, really makes this simply presented core values of Buddha's teachings accessible to a very wide audience. It is a very commendable and meritorious deed. I read some of the previous comments and they prove it. A unique discourse (I think) by the Buddha is to value and support all other religious teachers associated with one before they found The Buddha's teaching making sense to their intellects.
Buddhism appeals to sound minds because it speaks the simple observable truth, "the truth of suffering, the truth of the cause of suffering, the truth of the end of suffering, and the truth of the path that leads to the end of suffering", without any dogma attached to it. Practicing Buddhism teaches focusing the mind, mindfulness, equanimity, compassion, and makes one insightful. The insights can solve any and all problems with the least stress to an animate or inanimate system. Our World is now facing multiple tipping points be they moral, social, or environmental, such as an unbalanced economic system, domination by some groups, and abnormal weather patterns. Unless us humans specially ones with incredible power in their hands do something, the world might end up like in the story of Atlantis, no question about it, just a matter of a few more decades.
According to Buddhism, one life is one link in a chain of lives call Samsara. Buddhism doesn't explain the beginning of life, in other words how did the inert elements combined to make the first living carbon based organism? It is said, The Buddha preached that it is fruitless to think about the origin of life with respect to ones salvation, true enough. Another question is where are these multiple life forms originating from? Buddhism doesn't answer this question either. Is Buddhism dogmatic too? Else, are these questions not been researched enough in ancient Buddhist texts?
After a hard days work (scraping the barrel) almost had me nodding until I found this video, and it energized me to be fully awake and conscious to write this piece. Thank you. 🙏🙏🙏
The one n only true religions my role model buddha
It's attachment that brings sorrow
An excellent video! Very descriptive of the Buddha's teachings in a short video. The part that described the passing away of Buddha brought tears to my eyes.
The Buddha can never die, he has laid down the final body and attained the final cessation of all conditioned formations (parinirvana).
You mean, parinirvana, the state of being released from rebirth, karma, and Saṃsāra after death ------ that parinirvana?
@@thorigrimm The unconditioned Nirvana is an experiential reality that can never be described by words or concepts conceived and originated through the contact of sex senses and their domain. In short It is very much ineffable, transcending the state of being or non-being, or any state that we can conceive in between
It’s true Buddha teachings hard to understand but that’s the truth the best of the world ❤
Thanks!
This helped me deal with the news of the passing away of a dharma friend (may he realize his true Buddha nature and fully awaken). Thankyou! 🙏
Indepth & Heart felt of Buddha "s Truthful teaching --Everthing is Maya.Tqvm.
I've been Buddhist all my life but this blew my mind. Thank you
I was a muslim then i found buddhism i was enlightened then i left islam
The Buddha is not another human being, he is a next level of all humans, that is why we called him awaken one, he does not pass away as a human being, he has completed his duty of this Samsara, and he is a king of his Kingdom, and he let others know about the secrets of this Samsara . The Buddha knows that he will pass away and he knows the exact date he wants to go, but he does not leave this world as an ordinary human being dies, it is well explained in the Tripitaka books.
I am saying this because, it is not an easy to become a Buddha,
He taught us about variation of consciousness (“Vinyanaya”, in bible we called that similar to Soul, but it is not the meaning of a Soul, it is bit different;) is produced from the tiny ant in this world, and evolution of consciousness of an Arnt, and it takes to convert millions of millions of Kalpa to be a Human Being, and the Buddha is the one who given all the secrets of this world to human being, you can read Theravada Thripitaka, and you will get an overview of the secrets he revealed to the world.
I am very happy that you all people walked out of the argument that God created this world and started looking out of the box, and reading for Buddha’s teachings. However, I have been blessed by Buddhism since my childhood.
Not only that, Maitri Bodhisattva also exist in this world. To meet him, one must do great good things to the world. He told me that he is in experiment stage of Bodhisattva and that he still has a long way to go to become a Buddha. However, I am Sri Lankan, and I am blissful to see that there are people in the world who are searching for the truth about this world.
Furthermore, Buddha given his last words, and he is blissful, because he knows there is a future Buddha, and he knew future Buddha is the best out of best, there are things that will have been happening in the future, it will have happen in Maithree Buddha's Kingdom. Speaking of the topic, Gauthama Buddha taught us to do good things, even you feel it , AND it is the right thing to do , and it is not harm to anybody, and human beings are also appreciated it, For an example "Charity".
The things will give you calm happiness to your life, not sex related, not drugs related, it is a calm happiness.
Thanks for reading :) See later.
Regards,
Ramesh.
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'EVERY WISH FULFILLED" ET. .....................................................................
@@bobvillanueva712For me of course, I met Bodhisattva, Every wish fulfulled, but for Bodhisattva, not so well. He has a long Journey ahead.
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For those who wants to be a Buddha, first they supposed to met a Bodhisattva in order to wish or to be a Buddha.
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However, I do not want to be a Buddha, I just want to be his disciple, and attain Arahat (Nirvana).
As per the Sacred Vedic Sanskrit Language, it is not possible for anyone to be just Buddha nor The Buddha (The Nationalisation of Buddhism as a National Religion of the Bharat Continent by the Emperor Ashoka caused this misunderstanding of this Vedic terminology), for as per the Vedic Wisdom, all living things including human being each will eventually arrive at the Buddh Level and thus being a Buddha...
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What an enlightening exploration of Buddha's final days! The insights on his teachings and last words are truly thought-provoking. Thank you for sharing this untold story
Most thoughtfully video ever released ."Appo deepo bhav" enlightene self
Buddhist = Free thinker no religion.
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Buddha’s compassion in guiding his final disciple highlights his enduring commitment to enlightenment for all, even in his last hours. Truly a testament to his teachings.
Everything is impermanent
Always changing
Do not be attached
Strive to see things as it is
If this world is Buddhism
that will be peaceful on earth and happy life for all of us
Sure about that? Name any Buddhist country? How peaceful and happy are they?
@@AM-bw7hvBhutan, world's happiest county 😂
Thanks for a very nice presentation. Buddha had started preparing for this moment ten months ago. He planned that long trip just to teach one person, his last decibel. Events during that 10 months are interesting and important. His last words are most important advice to all. “ Don’t forget to continue self awareness without a gap”.
What surprised me is how the closest disciple was feeling sorrow when his guru is close to his death. I realized that by Just merely being close to a enlightened person is not sufficient to become enlightened
Monk Ananda is the Attendant of the lord Buddha. Enlightened ones doesn't have any attachment to anything. I think having no attachment to buddha's wellbeing and being the chief attendant is mutually exclusive.
Seems I once heard those early disciples of him did not attain to his final days gathering. So, they might have been attained enlightenment or passed away earlier.
Ananda wasn't enlightened when the Buddha attained parinibbana. He became enlightened later and was then entitled to attend the First Buddhist Council and recited all the suttas for prosterity.
BUDDHAM SARANAM GACCHAMI
DHARMAM SARANAM GACCHAMI
SANGGAM SARANAM GACCHAMI
Namo Amituofo!
Buddhists teaching help us in great shape of reminder 🎗️🎗️🎗️
OHH! ! !
I can't Express my Feelings Of Gratitude!
Let's Humbly Bow Down..
Thanks for the description. If you read the Mahāparinirvāṇa Sūtra in Mahayana Buddhism, Buddha had also taught what Buddha's nature is and the reality...
Deeper understanding on enlightenment to embrace S3 Buddha encountered in his last moments❤
Lovely video excellent thanks a lot.
This video beautifully captures the essence of Buddha’s final teachings. It’s both enlightening and humbling to learn about his last moments and the wisdom he imparted.
There are misinterpretations too!
Thank you very much for sharing the life and teachings of Lord Buddha. It is very touching, real and influential. May His soul live in peace and bliss for ever. He was incarnation of God.
🙂 And this is Buddha's Wisdom!!!👏👌
Namo Buddhaya 🙏🙏🙏❤☸️
This teaching is truly profound! Every word feels like a guiding light, helping me rediscover peace amidst life’s chaos
...very beautifully composed video - pristine, like Buddha's teachings...
Holding on to all we have or can achieve in this life... or strive for liberation?
Its the big divide of direction that lies within us...
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Live every moment with Purpose ! That is a very powerful message!
Great presentation of Buddha's final days, teaching of Buddha brings courage to re think our life of meterials
Buddha's teachings fascinated me from childhood.... I started meditation at the age of 15 in Sri Lanka. At 80, I could meditate every wakeful hour if needed and control my emotions without going into depression or other mind conundrums. The use of meditation is fascinating in controlling emotion which plague old age????
You need to understand happiness and sadness are foolish states of mind, a manifestation of impermanence of all things and events in the universe. If you seek happiness in material things... impermanence will see to it that sadness is not far behind (little Buddhism for you) ???
I'm 82 now and I am acutely aware of my mortality. I am learning that deep meditation prepares us for our inevitable death. Getting shaktipat from a fully realized MAster is key to the awakening and activation of the the sacred Kundalini Shakti. It is said, "When the student is ready, the Guru will appear." It happened exactly this way for me.
hey man are you still alive
Couldn’t agree more! That section was definitely the highlight for me as well.
Learning to live a humble life and seek out the path to enlightenment is the key to a good life.
17:51 The Buddha’s final teachings are not only a spiritual legacy but also a profound lesson on acceptance, mindfulness, and understanding the impermanent nature of life. His calm demeanor in the face of death inspires us to live and die with equanimity, free from attachment and fear. In his final moments, the Buddha reminded everyone of the importance of practice and enlightenment, emphasizing that death is just a stage, a natural continuation in the cycle of existence. His words remain significant to this day, serving as a guiding light for people to overcome suffering and find peace in life.
I AM HINDU
I AM MUSLIMI
I AM CHRISTIAN
I AM BUDDIST
AS I BELONG TO EARTH 🌎 ALL RELIGION ON EARTH BELONG TO ME.
Very interesting
thankyou🙏❤
... 4 Noble Truth....
..... Buddhism......
Thanks for the inspiration of buddha words of wisdom of impermanence and mindfulness, non attachment everything will perish.
I am nepalese ❤from Nepal ❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing this enlightenment
I always believed that Jesus teachings,have been corrupted,now listening to Buddha I hear excectly now in full what Jesus wanted to teach,I love it
The Jesus you mentioned is not the Jesus in the bible, probably you read a corrupted book, go read John 3:16-18 ESV, Jesus is son of God, what exactly Jesus wanted to teach, Jesus said, I am THE way, THE Truth and Life. Other is a way not THE way..
@Jon-iz1be to me it doesn't matter what he said,where was Jesus during the hidden years?you left a void in between,you're hiding the fact that he went to the east to study Buddhism,and came back to teach about consciousness,and the god within theory,that's buddah's teachings,you printed,edited and compiled many version's of one book(the bible the so called the word of god)it's not the word of god,it's a compilation of old stories,it's a corrupt book,even the Quran is better than the bible,why is the story of Jesus n't complet?what truth're you hiding of your Jesus?
If this moment were the last, I would do a simplest act of love.
Thank you for your efforts to document buddhist teaching through remarkable video presentations which is not only entertain viewers but also enlightening viewers. I got anjali posture when your video convey strong message that Buddha respect the meal from Cunda and continue spreading wisdom. Sabbe satta bhavantu sukhitata.
Beautiful, respectful and with love added video. with the mind housed and enriched with the awakening factors, residing in boundless metta... Thank you 🙏🏻
Many many people, including my family, consider him as God but to me, he is an excellent phylosophe. I like learning about his words when I was yourng, just amazing,
The truth of the nature. The whole universe created by atom. Every atom has wisdom. Buddha is wisdom.
Great lessons ! Thank you so much to Lord Buddha!!!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️❤
Buddha is great ❤
It's the permanence of the impermanent nature of existence - that Existence exists, with all its transitional variations, is the Permanent, the one unchanging, eternal Truth, which perhaps The Buddha realised and strove to pass on to the World.
This is how I understand him, and is the source of my reverence for him🙇♂️🙏
This was an extraordinary experience, thankyou.
In the vast universe of videos, you arrived here. May peace 🕊️ and happiness 💖 always be with you
Diligence & Awerness within a compassionate heart/mind /soul
Buddhahood is beyond birth and death and is free from Samsara, as per some sutras stories it was said that the Master of the Sakya Clan suspected that the food served especially to him there was deadly poison in it, so he requested the server not to share this food to others nor to give it to animals but to burry it deep within to soil... A similar stories occurred with the Last Prophet of Islam also, both stories are very interesting indeed ! May Heaven bless them both !
Thank you for a meaningful clip. It's more than a lesson to me.
Namo Buddhaya
I learnt from Buddha's teaching that our life is impermanent and everything will pass . I would strive to live my life in virtue with compassion and kindness toward all humans, animals, birds, other unknown creations that exist on earth as well as in the cosmos. I will try not to attach myself to any worldly goals. Every thing is impermament. We are on a journey toward some place that we cannot imagine. I don't know where i go after my earthly existence. Buddhism provides no clue. Do we just exist in spirit? Budhism leaves us wondering!!!
Buddhism provides no clue because he never said unreal.
Reincarnation or craving and all attachment etc will return to Samsara state.
I just yesterday, put a temporary Zen Circle tattoo on my left arm. It will wash off in a week, a reminder of impermanence.
In layman term. Old Age. In cultivator's term. Old Age (Body Disintegrating) & spiritual journey ends and cultivator's soul choose to return to heaven.
BUDDISM is the only thing we need for anything and everything.
Buddhism is a MAJOR part of what we need .
In his era... most human die at younger age... for him to live to 80 years old has enjoy a good lifestyle so nothing to complain...
Jesus the middle eastern man died young is too early.... he died before his parent, a mother but father-less, is unfortunate to see him go early...
Thank-you for the video. Lots of research involved. I wish you could share with us the links to your research so that we can read further about your various findings.
Powerful video with beautiful graphics
A very good approach and a description indeed, but a few points that could be misunderstood by the readers!
1. As you correctly mentioned the Bud+dha attained Parinirwana , which means 'NO DEATH, NO REBIRTH', So he never died .People of other religense are unable to ACCEPT, ADMIT, OR UNDERSTAND this truth.
2. Bud+dha taught of Samma Samadhi, which seem to be very close to the MINDFULNESS present day talked in west and even in Sri lanka, but of a different context. We were asked to practise Samma Sathi in order to desolve SANKARA (The most bad element).
3. According to some HE has asked not to give the rest of that food to anyone but to bury it underground. Means he knew it was poison but he did not blame the giver.
May you live long! And attaine nibbana one day. Thanks.
Based on Buddha's own teaching, Buddha cannot be killed (either by poisoned or direct harm) by any one. That is one of the quality of a Samasambuddha.
thank you for your great effort to make this veidio.
❤️ from sri lanka.
congratulations for make more great things. 👍
Great work sir
His passing had nothing to do with a sinister plot. The Buddha just knew of his end. A great man.
Buddha is the great awakened one, the greatest human being among humans, the great compassionate one, the wisest teacher among teachers, the noble one, the one who is humble, modest and just. Buddha's mind has no limitations and is free even from the concepts of being free from limitations. Buddha lives in the consciousness of all living beings. A mind without boundaries, free of anger, greed and delusion he is truly free as all beings should be. May all beings be free, compassionate, wise and find Nirvana within. May they strive on their spiritual path diligently, as the Buddha did.
Jesus was obviously greater than great Gautama.
Thank you
May all be well, anumothana, sadhu.
I'm a bit confused. According to this VDO clip, at 8:49 - the setting sun painted the sky in vibrant hues as Buddha lay down on his right side his head facing north.
But @9.29 - As Buddha reclined in between the Sal trees, ………….. (the picture shows Buddha lay on his left instead????) ----- This contradicts the preceding narration at 8:49 above.
I ❤U SIDDHARTA THE BUDDHA U BEEN SUCESSFUL AS ARRIVED ONEARTH FOR....I PRAY U HELP ME TOO....