The BIZARRE Way Japanese Monks Fought Their Erotic Desires
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- Japanese Buddhist Lore: Japanese monks used corpses to fight desires.
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0:00 A monk sees a beauty
1:10 Your body is pretty gross
3:18 How to fight that desire
4:36 9 stages of decay
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Why did you censor the tits and just leave that corpse vagina hanging out?
Hey, you forgot to blur a major part of one of the paintings at 07:08 .
It might cause a TH-cam problem at some stage.
dude these methods are copy pasted from the practices of tantrik sages of bengal
from bengal buddist and tantrik practices went to china and finally all of the far east incl japan
Necrophilliac monk: "Sir, I am afraid I may be attracted to your wife."
Councillor: "That is fine, just imagine her as a corpse."
Necrophilliac monk: "Sir, that is not helping. At all."
then keep going, until it's a pile of dust. until the dust blows away. until the planet the dust lies disappears. until the plane of existence that disappeared planet used to reside, follows suit.
Man I was under the impression they only fuck fresh corpses, but does anyone really finds these horrible images attractive? That's low even for necrophilics
@@blobbowo Necropfilic monk: ""sir, i dont want to be rude but if you are gonna be an obstacle just dont talk anymore "
@@nopenope6151 ... is that even necrophilia anymore?
@@blobbowo well. lets call it necrophilia level 2 , monk addition
The paintings are a lot more… detailed than I thought they’d be. Yeesh.
True art..
In the Sutras the description is so detailed for each stage that it's not hard to imagine it just like in the picture, so... There's that.
The real thing is a hell of a sight, too.
And smell.
@@bigfoottroisiemepartielave1759 Once a teacher of my highschool accompanied some upper classmates to check universities to choose when they graduate. One of them was a high prestige here in my city, one student got all braggy and condescendent with my classmates (our highschool was a mid tier one, but bear in mind that these were all scholarship candidates), and he got so mad for how he treated his students that he went door from door in the university, blasting them open to find the respective person to have the student chastised. He said he wasn't even looking at door signs and interrupted a few classes before, due to his rashness, inadvertently opening the morgue (this was in the medical faculty) and saw a dead body completely open, organs exposed and ready for a class.
He said that the shock was so great that he immediately calmed down and when he found the right person to complain he did it calmly and not in rage as he expected himself to do so.
So while I haven't seen a corpse in person, I can infer it has to be a shocking sight.
@@heterian97 It's...sobering.
In the apartment building where I used to live, a neighbor died.
He was in the apartment directly below mine.
For maybe a week, according to what the police later said, he lay on his living room floor decaying.
All of us in the building could smell something terrible, but I think we didn't want to believe it was what it really was and so we just ignored it.
The smell got so bad that we couldn't ignore it and the police came and busted in his door.
They interviewed us all and for whatever reason had me come down and identify him.
I remember his lips and eyes were rotted away, his skin had begun to turn yellow/brown in spots and his hands were curled up near his chest.
It was...something else.
One of the Orthodox monasteries at Mount Athos has a room full with the skulls of monks who passed away. Whenever a practicing brother has doubts or feels earthly temptations, they go there to meditate and pray. The room serves as a "memento mori".
Capuchine monks also had corpses lining the hallways as a reminder. These are more or less naturally mummified by now. One such crypt is in Brno but I think there is a bigger one in Sicily.
For a second I thought the skulls were supposed to be used as fleshlight
@@akechijubeimitsuhide I read that as "Capuchin monkeys" and was super confused
it's not just for "when you have doubts". I can't say for nowadays practice, but back then, they were used frequently, just like a normal chapel used for mass and other rites and prayers.
God: I'm going to install horniness to my creations so that they'll reproduce and not go extinct.
Monks: Horniness bad
That story about a governor and his wife reminds me of how in the epic of Gilgamesh Gilgamesh kept Enkidu's body unburied because of their strong friendship. Eventually he saw flies emerging from Enkidu's nose and that's when both his own mortality and the need for giving Enkidu a burial really hit him.
"strong friendship" lol
I mean, seeing bugs come out the nose is probably a good indication that the relationship has fully ended by then...
The oldest story known to man starts with _in a time long forgotten..._
Spoiler alert! You need to wait at least 10,000 years to give everyone a chance to read it
@@kymo6343 good thing gilgamesh doesn't have necrophilia, huh?
When you're using a snake as a fleshlight, that's how you know you're down bad.
😱😭🤣
Ohh God I remember seeing on the internet some sick fck using a snake as a fleshlight, but worse, even a small disemboweled puppy that was still alive 🤮
@@redacted_vombat5742 Sadly, I'm not even surprised, but I'll take your word for it lol.
@@redacted_vombat5742 that is so horrible 🤮
Most of the time I’m against the death penalty, but for people like that… they don’t deserve to live. A person can’t come back from that. There are some crimes that are absolutely unforgivable. And, unfortunately, here in the US it would only be considered animal cruelty and wouldn’t get them any kind of adequate consequences if they were caught and went to trial. They might be out in 5-10 years doing it again.
@@DiscoChixify 100% agree
I wonder if the death meditations could have been used for dating (not like that) a corpse for murder investigations?
"How long ago did she die?"
"At least eight hours, as can be told by the impurities pooling in her skin, representing the hidden desires left within..."
"The killer could still be in the province! Let's go!" *zoom*
I see the beginnings of an anime
Lmao I'd watch that anime
@@PichuElric 10/10 would watch
*Intro starts playing*
@@Wolfboy_109 Corpse Detective Saito
*"How Japanese Monks resisted naughty desires by using human corpses"*
There's something extremely wrong with that title
🤣 I thought something else might be afoot as well at first, but I’m glad to see that it’s just adjacently morbid and not truly despicable.
"How Japanese monks resisted naughty desires by wanking to buddha in their minds."
Unrated edition.
Also, males only circle.
If there's a second Ghost of Tsushima game, feel like the developers could just come to your channel for side-quest ideas.
I want to lead people and take over towns or territories in a game with a Ghost of Tsushima environment. If only that team would create an expansive area, perhaps in mainland japan, and just let people go almost Mount and Blade on there.
Help a monk keep his snake of desire tame
Oh, that would be *so* cool!
Imagine watching a corpse decompose like how you can relax at a hot spring and reflect on different ideas.
@@jasonbelstone3427 there is a warband mod on japan
I love how that councillor was fully happy to let this monk slam his wife. Even sent her there himself. Mad lad. He was probably into it
Hmmm ikr those monks sure knows a lot of sutras, I hope it improves their karma.
As an American who has lived in Tokyo for too long, Japan (even now) is a cuckold paradise.
or he was just comfortable with himself and the relationship with his wife was really good
or bad lol
arranged marriage and all that
… that’s wasn’t the story though, he sent his wife in there to help the monk overcome his temptation
You see, dry peepee means no sex. He imagined the woman decomposing.
@@helloMerrMerr Thats an... extremely ridiculous means of trying to help someone overcome a personal flaw.
POV: You’re a Monk
You see a beautiful woman and your staff rises.
You head over to the nearest death painting.
You discover your forbidden kink.
This is also good advice for finding a partner in general. While some physical aspects can be a sign of personality flaws, anyone you marry or date long term will fade in attractiveness. May as well choose someone you actually like over someone hot.
Depends, if you want to give your offspring an advantage in life then sure reproduce with an attractive partner.
@@oddish2253 That is a good point.
Love really makes someone hot, their soul in touch with heaven. Greedy, ignorant people have gross mannerisms and even a stink. That's Hawaiian culture 101
@@oddish2253 its like breeding pokemons for EV advantage
Hahaha
“Meditated over a decaying body” … sounds like they just forced trauma onto themselves in order to avoid a boner 😂😭
Exactly it’s not enlightenment it’s literally trauma 💀💀
@@nate1462 trauma is like half of buddhism. s'called karma.
Its better if you admit there are things in life you will never be able to understand or comprehend. Its just a process of life one will inevitably go through so why not go ahead and get yourself familiar with the ugly truth of life. In Buddism teaching, separation of mind and body is just a fundamental step. Our bodies merely serve as a vessel for our mind and soul to inhabit. Once those two are gone, it gets decomposed and destroyed as nature intends. Just a simple process of life. By oversimplification, Buddism is all about to be one with law of nature and escape from the earthly world through enlightenment after all. When you reach Nirvana, there's no cycle of life, rebirth or reincarnation therefore no repeated suffering of living and dying. Your existence just simply vanish (for lack of a better word) from the universe.
Well, a big part of enlightenment is learning acceptance of the inevitable, even if it may otherwise appear traumatic.
@@yanwestsid3 that's some enlightenment. 😒 Imagine living a boring existence your entire life following the buddhist path, only to reach a fantasy land that likely never existed because no living human has lived to tell the tale of such a place's existence after they die... And what happens after one achieves enlightenment and ascends to nirvana? Do they repeatedly chant sutras and mantras for all eternity in the voids of space and time until their existence fade into nothingness? Life is only given once in this impure mortal realm, and therefore, is meant to be experienced for all it has to offer. Not indulging in what life has to offer is the TRUE waste here. Be it if such indulgences are temporary or not. Chasing after enlightenment when knowing there are things that are simply unknowable and unattainable is pointless and absolutely meaningless. Why? Because such pursuit never ends. And all for what exactly? Nothing. For enlightenment is also temporary. One will not remember such thing as one fades from existence.
I'm amused at the idea of some monk just sitting there doodling a decomposing body to kill his bros' libidos.
Do it for the homies
These folks gave a whole new meaning to "boning".
The Crypt Keeper approves.
These Monks thought it was bad to see women without their clothes so they looked at girls without their skin and flesh instead, 100 iq move
I did not head your warning. Dinner was almost ruined. I've noone but myself to blame. 😭
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I almost faced the same fate, but I stopped at the images, ate the dinner and then saw the video
Christian monks also often meditated on death, although I have never heard of anything like the 9 stages of decomposition in Christian tradition.
Actually there is, but it's not too popular. I'm a Buddhist, and a Catholic friend of mine showed me a writing of a monk which was so similar to these meditations that it was uncanny. He showed it to me because he said he was surprised to find something that is almost verbatim what the Buddha taught on these meditations.
@@heterian97 what’s the name of the monk/writing?
@@786AbdulSalamKhan Sorry, I tried asking my friend for the page where he found the writing but he says that he doesn't remembers anymore :/
@@heterian97 (If you ever do I'd love to read It! Sounds interesting)
I'm a Jodo Shu Buddhist and I love your videos on Buddhism. I just like laughing at myself sometimes and your videos are a top quality source of Buddhist memes. Keep at it!
I hear a hunter!
I'm not buddhist but I'm struggling to not laugh
@@pinkycocoon1457 jajaja. I had forgotten I had that as a profile pic. 🤣
@@Echo_the_half_glitch that's what I love about his videos'! You can have zero background and still learn while laughing!
5:46 yep, those paintings appear to be pretty effective. Impure thoughts long gone. And if I ever need a reminder I can just close my eyes and that image is right there burned into the back of my eventually-decaying skull.
Glad I could help
As a practicing Buddhist I can only say this channel shines brilliantly upon our oft strange tactics.
sadhu sadhu sadhu
It works tho
I really, REALLY hate to ask this question, but my curiosity is too great and I'm not a Buddhist nun:
"What did they do if they realized they were into the decaying process?"
Probably ousted from the group for being down bad.
the internet didnt exist back then so this wasnt an issue
this was actually a legit issue that was brought up in the Buddha's time iirc, I can't remember the source right now , will link it if I come across it again
find a different form of meditation that accomplished the same goal. there's thousands of different meditation methods in buddhism.
@@Dandikbobrek I don't understand what the internet has to do with it....
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I love te way death is observed in Buddhism. My sensei used to wear a Nenju (rosary) whose beads were made of human and animal bones. He said that it reminds him impermanence, our precious time that fades constantly and the value of each moment alive.
Yes, the remembrance of death is really important in every Buddhist school. I'm a Jodo Shu Buddhist now, but before I was of the Gelug school and both emphasize that remembering our own mortality is a great motivation. In Gelug to practice harder and avoid a bad reincarnation where you can't practice Dharma, and in Jodo Shu to increase our reliance in Amida Buddha by remembering that Birth in the Pure Land is the only way to avoid losing the chance to reach Non-Retrogression and avoid a bad rebirth after death.
Thinking of the body as a boil with a bunch of forever leaking holes is definitely a new one for me
I think you need to advertise this video as a stomach challenge, Linfamy. I'm pretty comfortable about newly dead people, but decayed and decomposed bodies have made me queasy, even though it's art (very well drawn art too).
Looks like the paintings worked on you :p
Yea, I heard people say this is very useful for gaining insight and nonattachment and subsiding desire.
Actually it is. Shantideva dedicates a whole sub-chapter of the Bodhisattvacharyavatara to it. I think it was in the chapter on the perfection of discipline, but I might be wrong since I haven't read it in a while.
Contemplating on undesirableness is ancient ascetic technique predated Buddha himself. It is part of Buddhism as well and a recommended method for those with high sexual desires. Those with very low desires to begin with should not do this.
2:40 - I was not expecting an Eminiem reference, but I don't hate it! XD
Great humor as always my dude!
"So, what if we traumatized ourselves with rotting corpses so much that sexual attraction wasn't possible."
I'm on a diet and liver detox. Thanks for the new way to stave away earthly appetites, Linfamy!
You're welcome ;)
sending in your wife to see the same guy who was thirsting for her is absolute insanity
Can you elaborate on the burial point? So if burial for peasants wasn't that common until the 1400s, what did they do to dispose of bodies? Just let them rot out in the open in cemetaries?
I think so. I've read about Buddhist Hijiri (wandering holy men) and their charitative works while travelling. One that is very common is, ¨Burying the dead discarded on the roadside and giving them a proper funeral ceremony in the open by themselves.¨ So I guess it happened often.
In ancient times (not only japan) many "rituals" were performed for corpses, like leaving it at the top of a hill to be closer to heaven, leaving it in the woods to be eaten by animals, or even leaving it over a table as some sort funeral. Later, they realized that this wasnt very hygienic and massive graves were created to dump all the bodies, only wealthy people had the privilege to have a personal grave. This also was changed over time and now everybody have the right for a personal grave.
Well, I mean, at least the commoners were closer to the earth in death than everyone else...
I'm gonna be that person and say that the peasants who were still alive probably brought them home for food. I mean, food was scarce back then for peasants. So I wouldn't rule out the possibility of peasants eating the rotting flesh of other dead peasants.
@@Evil_Beauty sure, maybe during a severe famine. But they had a little thing called agriculture, it’s how Rome was sustained with free food for it’s citizens while none of them were farmers. A body would be around it’s family, likely, and they’d be as keen on eating it as you or I, they weren’t just void of all emotion and humanity.
Also the plagues, starting with the Justinian plague, likely pushed burial to a great extent.
I guess the upside of using a corpse as an artist's model would be that you wouldn't have to tell them to stay still.
Well, hopefully, anyway.
But bits change all the time
Omfg… JJK’s nine death painting brothers are named after the nine stages of decay. Choso is the “freshly dead” stage and he’s literally a 12/10 big tiddy goth bf💀
Many other Buddist traditions do meditation on corpeses too. In Thailand for example one can donate their body, so that after dying they can cook the body which makes is easy to take apart without too much mess, and meditate on the different body parts. It is not common anymore though. Most of the decaying body meditations are done without an actual corpse. They do also do meditation at the graveyard, but this is more to overcome fear of the supernatural.
Reminds me of this one very beautiful female nun(not sure if she's a miko or not) that actually asked this one request from her peer; after her death, she wants her body to be put in the middle of the road to teach people that beauty is transient, and everyone will decompose and eaten by scavengers all the same(typically)
Dude, you said there would be disturbing stuff, but you didn't say not to watch it while eating.
Thanks, man.
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I'm eating my tuna sandwiches. Yummy fish corpse.
I feel like this would end up making some monks into necrophiliacs
The observation of "the nine stages of the decoposition of a corpse? practice goes all the way back to the earliest texts in Buddhism, long before it ever arived in Japan. Monks in Thaland and other south east asian conties that practice the earliest kind of Buddhism (Therevadan) still do it.
Great video. About corpses, whatever works for them. Unless one of them is affected by necrophilia.
Imagine being a necrophiliac Monk, the most twisted moment
There was a very strange feature in this case, strange because of its extremely rare occurrence. This man had once been brought to the scaffold in company with several others, and had had the sentence of death by shooting passed upon him for some political crime. Twenty minutes later he had been reprieved and some other punishment substituted; but the interval between the two sentences, twenty minutes, or at least a quarter of an hour, had been passed in the certainty that within a few minutes he must die. I was very anxious to hear him speak of his impressions during that dreadful time, and I several times inquired of him as to what he thought and felt. He remembered everything with the most accurate and extraordinary distinctness, and declared that he would never forget a single iota of the experience. ‘About twenty paces from the scaffold, where he had stood to hear the sentence, were three posts, fixed in the ground, to which to fasten the criminals (of whom there were several). The first three criminals were taken to the posts, dressed in long white tunics, with white caps drawn over their faces, so that they could not see the rifles pointed at them. Then a group of soldiers took their stand opposite to each post. My friend was the eighth on the list, and therefore he would have been among the third lot to go up. A priest went about among them with a cross: and there was about five minutes of time left for him to live. ‘He said that those five minutes seemed to him to be a most interminable period, an enormous wealth of time; he seemed to be living, in these minutes, so many lives that there was no need as yet to think of that last moment, so that he made several arrangements, dividing up the time into portions-one for saying farewell to his companions, two minutes for that; then a couple more for thinking over his own life and career and all about himself; and another minute for a last look around. He remembered having divided his time like this quite well. While saying good- bye to his friends he recollected asking one of them some very usual everyday question, and being much interested in the answer. Then having bade farewell, he embarked upon those two minutes which he had allotted to looking into himself; he knew beforehand what he was going to think about. He wished to put it to himself as quickly and clearly as possible, that here was he, a living, thinking man, and that in three minutes he would be nobody; or if somebody or something, then what and where? He thought he would decide this question once
for all in these last three minutes. A little way off there stood a church, and its gilded spire glittered in the sun. He remembered staring stubbornly at this spire, and at the rays of light sparkling from it. He could not tear his eyes from these rays of light; he got the idea that these rays were his new nature, and that in three minutes he would become one of them, amalgamated somehow with them. ‘The repugnance to what must ensue almost immediately, and the uncertainty, were dreadful, he said; but worst of all was the idea, ‘What should I do if I were not to die now? What if I were to return to life again? What an eternity of days, and all mine! How I should grudge and count up every minute of it, so as to waste not a single instant!’ He said that this thought weighed so upon him and became such a terrible burden upon his brain that he could not bear it, and wished they would shoot him quickly and have done with it.’⁴
Watching these videos I am often struck at how similar Buddhist views of women and "the desires of the flesh" are to Christian ones.
I repeated that “Oh My Buddha!” several times LOL 😂 . “Monk staff filled with holy water 💧 “ :)))
5:38 Medieval Japanese woman jumpscare
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I've never understood this way of thinking. Appreciation of beauty, understanding it's loss and celebrating its existence is better than being stabbed in the eye with the knife of enlightenment.
An amber glow is better than burning rays of light.
Your puns are on point! 😄 I haven't laughed that hard in a while. Thanks for the video.
This is such a clockwork orange level of programing...
Most animals would only eat the corpse at stage 1! Only carrion eaters have the stomach and immune system to deal with a decomposing corpse.
BTW: the smell of a corpse has also stages
1) human smell
2) fishy (amines released from decomposition of proteins)
3) smell of rotten eggs (thiol compounds released from proteins)
4) smell of cut grass and moldy wine cellar (no meat left)
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all of your double entendres and puns make me laugh! Thank you!
Seriously happy I'm not the only who sings "Lose It" any time the phrase "back to reality" is used, lol.
I thought we were going to miss the blackened putrefaction stage but it was included at the end of the video. That last set was extremely accurate. And then liquefaction, where the soft tissue is just ooze. Then the denser cartilage breaks down and the bones separate. The processing of a body out in the open is faster because it’s aided by insects and animals, along with the direct exposure to the weather and external bacteria. It’s super gross 🤮 but returning to the earth after we die is one of the most important things that we do as humans. We come from the earth and to the earth we should return.
You're very familiar with this :p
@@Linfamy lol I had an opportunity to study certain types of forensic science and biology in college as an elective. I thought it was going to be more about chemistry or something, not determining time of death by liver probe and studying the life cycles of insects present on cadavers at various stages. We did some chemistry and calculations but that stuff wasn’t something that impacted me as much.
@@Linfamy there’s a huge cemetery and morgue in the city where I went to college. I didn’t make the connection at the time, that the class I took was probably a core subject for a different major, but looking back it makes sense. I just thought it was something different and cool that I could get a general lesson on to get the elective credits I needed.
There’s a nature reserve near where I live now so I get flyers in the mail about horticultural classes at the community college. They sometimes have classes on farming science (the name slips my mind at the moment)… agriculture? And Arboreal studies for people who work with trees as a specialty. I’m honestly considering getting into horticulture though as a career change. Something a bit more slow paced, maybe part time, you know? I think it would be nice. 😊
Horticulture may be fun. Spending a lot of time in the outdoors probably.
@@Linfamy yup, most plant nurseries require some kind of degree or certification in horticulture. That can be a lot of indoor work or outdoor work depending on how the nursery is set up, usually a bit of both though.
I love growing a vegetable garden for my family and I’ve been growing food in my home garden for a few years now. Indoor plants have different needs than outdoor plants, and ornamentals have different needs than food crops.
I got a job offer a while ago for a company that cares for indoor plants at various businesses and they said I would be perfect for the job if I only had a horticultural certification. It was unfortunate to not get the position, but I’ve been considering for a while now that working with plants might be what I’m actually most happy doing. Wish me luck on my journey ❤️
A great inspirational video and an astounding lesson on reality. Thank you for your efforts to make this video and really appreciate you well timed humour, it made even the morbid content tolerable.
your humor in this video is so funny!
I didn't expect to stay, but that intro segment really got me hooked.
Screw junji ito, this is true creepy art. Gotta be really effective at removing them desires too....
If you liked this ones, then you'd love tibetan paintings of tantric offerings and practices.
Err... Is this why I keep finding so many hentai zombie manga?
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@@Linfamy The internet is a dark damp place. One moment you're looking for a Hero Isekai, the next you can't look away until it is too late. Let this tale be a warning! Some people don't write accurate synopsi!
Perfect video to watch while eating lunch. Me and my bad decisions.
Great as always!
Great video
3:41 best quote ever
I remember seeing a couple of paintings in a forensic science book regarding how they unknowingly recorded how a body decomposes.
0:15 - Solid wording there 😂
...okay, I kept watching, and it turns out, you are just all around funny AF 👏👏👏
I believe this specific type of meditation on death & decay is called Asubha. You may regret searching it, as its images are *extremely* graphic.
Given what they did to Chigo I thought their activities with corpses would have been.... *different*
Oh god..
Not me watching this while eating lol. Appreciate your videos Linfamy!
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Yey new episode
“with his head high and his pee pee dry” I’m fuckin deceased
>Goes to taco bell
>Achieves enlightenment
The humour is on point!
I didn't expect to laugh at this....thanks!
Really gotta wonder if some monks only ended up having erotic dreams about zombies.
And kudos for those who get the reference.
How do you find this stuff? Fascinating, especially with the art
It is really nice video👍👍👍
Video actually helped with a heartbreak. Thanks
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Since you mentioned beautiful women scolding men for their desires, will you be discussing Jigoku Dayu soon?
“Ah. How the image of the maggots in her eye sockets withers my pp.” that made me laugh so hard! I’ll forever remember that line 😂
The paintings despite being heavily stylized are still disturbing. They feel very real
Still your winner!! Love this
But it's those temporary desires that make life worth living.
That's why I find these kinds of practices to be quite sad. Life is beauty, even decomposition has beauty to it because the purpose is to nourish the earth and it connects every living thing.
I find it quite sad that they teach such distain for a natural bodily function like sex / reproduction / desire. It also paints women in a pretty bad light? Almost as if just by being alive, they're somehow "sinful" because the monks seem to be viewing them as sex objects, not humans like themselves.
@@ellenbrooks8061 like you look at an attractive man any differently than a man does a woman 🤦♂️
Double standards all day
@@Kevin-kj5th What? Attractive men are humans, not sex objects. I never implied otherwise. There's nothing wrong with being attracted to people, humans are meant to do this to keep the species going; the issue I had was that the monks are treating it as though the women who arouse them just by being alive are at fault or somehow tempting them to "sin".
I have been to merch store and I was wondering if you do pins or keychains of Japanese gods and demons. I find your designs really good.
I have keychains but only on Patreon, at certain tiers. See linfamy.com :)
Oh fuck, I love this dude! You are speaking of my favorite religious subjects and commenting with my personal internal commentary ahahahah! I love you.
Funny thing is, a few weeks before I discovered your video I tried that. It was therapeutic to some extent.
This was interesting and not gonna lie, I laughed a lot. Hate to be that annoying viewer, but will you make anymore Japanese myth videos?
Yes, eventually :)
With this content I can reach my ultimate Anti Post Nut Clarity 😂🙏🏼📿
A video on different sects of Buddhism would be a cool video!
Your jokes are so good😂😂
There was an order of French Carmelite nuns who did not bury their dead sisters, but put them on stone chairs with holes leading to a pot bellow to catch the decaying debris. The nuns would spend a night or two in that room with their dead and often decaying sisters to meditate on death in a manner similar to this video. The Catholic concept of sainty relics is another one: holiness is a ravaging grace that will hollow you out as it tears your soul from death and into eternal life, and the fact that these holy men and women still go through death and leave behind bodies reminds us mortals that it is possible to achieve sanctity.
That's actually pretty good
Before 30 minute gang. Thanks for the video my dude!
Glad you liked ;)
Why did I decide to watch the story my lunch break while I'm eating? I'm here for it though
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Judging by your other videos mentioning all the prostitution going on near the temples I’m assuming this didn’t work too well.
True 😂
@ 3:18 I see what you did there Limfamy, love your puns! 🤣
like your humor. helps with the science truth and the cultural crazy.
I will hence forth be using the word VEJAINA whenever possible lol always really great content sir..educational and funny..I'm a fan
Brilliant, insightful and humorous commentary. Every great teacher used humor as a subtle vehicle of transmission. As an aspirant dealing with desire and mastebatory overtone. " Give desire an inch and it will take the whole dick" very true. Thank you for the lesson 🙏
And yet the monks still ate daily meals containing food that would go through a similar process of decay. Even worse, the food is already dead when they eat it. Lots of little veggie corpses for dinner. If they had meditated on that, sex wouldn't have seem so bad. At least you're getting that while their fresh and alive, unlike that dinner salad.
They eat food because it is necessary to eat the food to live. You can live without intercourse but not food.
If you will die soon, then how will you gain enlightenment?
That is done so that you will not have to even eat next time i.e. by attaining Moksha
@@commentnahipadhaikar2339 I appreciate the explaination. I will say that my comment was about 90% an attempt at humor. Obviously, not very successful attempt. And 10% serious. The 10% serious wasn't a questioning the practice of celibacy, just the method they used to help them maintain it. :)
Wonderful video I picked to watch while I have lunch 😊 welp at least I have leftovers now
You're welcome
"oops there goes gravity"
Sir, your not allowed to be rockin my style so damn *hard*