Volition: Our Deepest Desire | Thich Nhat Hanh (short teaching video)
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- In this short teaching video from the Plum Village app plumvillage.app/ Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh talks about volition, our deepest desire, which is the third of the Four Kinds of Nutriments that can lead to our happiness or suffering.
Excerpt from: Social Change at the Base | Dharma Talk by Thich Nhat Hanh, 2004.03.27: • Social Change at the B...
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My deepest desire is to have a vegan world. If we can achieve that there will be so much less suffering we inflict on others. How great would that be?
Veganism needs to be the moral baseline. Hopefully soon we can achieve this!!
Thank you Venerable Thay, my honor, love and gratitude to you. Evangelina Cortes.
Thank you very much, to Thay and to the brothers and sisters of Plum Village
Dear Teacher, thank you for directing our focus to our own ignorance, fear, and violence as the first step for any group on the road to social justice. It makes sense when you tell us that first we must cultivate a solidarity of brotherhood and sisterhood, of freedom from corruption. You have been present for decades, and the Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King, Jr
Has acknowledge your profound influence in social justice movements as a friend. Thank you, Teacher.
This man speaks 7 languages.......must be brilliant. His English is perfect too....he’s amazing....so inspiring!
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7 ? Which of them except English and Vietnamese?
@@illibeats1196 French Pali, that's all I know.
He is not an ordinary man... He is That, the master/ revered teacher, Guru, an enlightened soul
Thanks Thay for your wise words. If we can transform ourselves, then we will have the energies of compassion, understanding and non-discrimination to help change our community.
Bodhisattva Thay 🙏🙏🙏
Beautiful🙏🌻👣❤ Thank you 🌳🌻🌳🌻🌳
So pure and sincere 💓
Dear Thay, your sense of humour...😄💞💛
Awesome way of explaining a point, simple, through incidents happened, reality-
Thay my Gratitude to You.
you are an amazing person. I can say you savmy life from possible suixide
I love him!
Me too!From Jan 22nd until now,I have been listening his voice from TH-cam to remind me that Thy is still living with us and guiding us!
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thank you for these inspiring words
My favorite 🙏❤
Thankyou Thich for your teachings Namaste 🙏
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The Noble Sangha.. I love this!! My deepest desire is to have compassion for all….
Thanks for sharing it helped mr to understand the basics of volition and need of transformation in myself to see the change and peaceful living Sangam Saranam Gacchami ☸️🙏
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Thank you 🙏
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마음챙김으로 틱낫한 스님처럼 고요한 주의깊은 삶을 살겠습니다 저의 선지식은 스님 입니다 ㅎ
I was present at that Hollywood retreat in early 2004 Thay mentions in the beginning of this video. I remember Sister Chan Khong telling us that Garry Shandling was present, too, and he donated $10,000. She was so grateful for that donation. She said that she is grateful for a $10 donation. I wonder how Thay's meeting with producers went. Hollywood is known for graphic films. The bottom line always seems to be profit, and, unfortunately, graphic films sell.
Bow.. Thay... Master
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so we showed my city, that we can get along
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OMG Duc Phuc , i like your cover version. Love it !
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A prisoner is a prisoner for a reason.
yes I had an relarionship w a person of color because god told me to.
No English Subtitle 😪
Dear Sumad, English subtitles have been added. 🙏
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Barely mentions volition
He does, but makes the point that our own intention to do right require an environment that nourishes positivity, hence his comments about Hollywood and movies. We need help (and each other). No man is an island.
He has so much knowledge I wish he accepts Islam so he also gets benifit in the ever existing afterlife.A man with this much knowledge should know who gave him this knowledge and who made him except worshipping Stones.Allah is the only God and he has no match.He is ever living and omnipresent.He is the guardian lord and The king of heavens and Eath.He is the most merciful,He says in quran Sin as much as the grains of sand reaching the sky and then say forgive me Allah for one time and he will forgive all of them.O who you who dont believe.O who are distracted from the right path.Worship Allah as he is the Creator of all things and everything in this world is temporary.Please if you agree with this message read Quran and understand Quran you will find all the answers trust me.
God, allah, satchitanada, oneness, buddhahood all point to the same truth.
Trust noone. Seek God.🐕🐩🐕🦺
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