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Incredible. But, my God the near constant coughing and throat clearing!

This talk blew my mind about 9 months ago & it was almost too much. So lucky to have access to this teacher & teachings but I’m feeling more & more confused. I’m starting to think I both know nothing & everything. “I still don’t understand anything” and yet I now know “everything changes”. Whatever has the nature to arise -will pass away. I’m glad to listen again but I’m still horrified that everything changes - I have no “ah-ha” moment, I feel lost. I feel like I’m doing meditation / Buddhism wrong - the farther I go with vispassana the more I fragment & any foundation I had dissolves. I have nothing to hold on to

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Dear Joseph, thank you so much for your clear and loving elucidation of Buddha’s precious teachings. It’s hard to express in words my gratitude to you for your many years of effort to gain this level of wisdom which you are sharing with all of us. Connecting to your teachings through the internet feels like a true miracle. Hearing Buddha’s teachings from your gentle voice and also seeing your face conveys the meaning in deeper ways more quickly than only reading books. It is also wonderful to see that there are so many people who are on this path. May loving kindness, truth and peace prevail on earth.

How do you learn to have love for inconsiderate people who keep triggering your trauma?? I have trauma around banging. My alcoholic father would lie on the floor and pound on it (loudly) while ragging about God and Jesus, etc, when I was a child. Now, I have a millennial neighbor who REFUSES to EVER take her 2 yr old child outside, but let's him run around the apt. These apts are connected and have VERY cheap, particle board floors. I can hear it when people just walk. The kid, who is already very obese, running in the apt is really loud. It sounds like someone is bowling!! And it throws me into a rage that I can't control. It makes me mad that she's so lazy (can't put that damn phone down) she's willing to ruin that kid's health. Kids need fresh air, sunlight, connection with nature, and exercise!! And SHE, when she was pregnant, complained about other neighbors for THE SAME THING!! How can you have compassion for such an utterly inconsiderate, hypocritical person?? Also, how does one be connected and present in the body, yet not identify with it?? Any thoughts would be appreciated. I don't want to be so angry. Thanks.

Law of causation based on Cause and effect.

Thank you, Joseph. From my heart❤

Thank You for taking the time to share this wonderfully informational and helpful teaching with us all ❤️.

Karma = Action + Causality = Nataraja (Lord of the Dance). “There are no mistakes in the Universe” (Allan Watts), hence the line by Rumi: “Judge a moth by the beauty of its flame.” Be aware rather of the supposed size and ripples of your Karmic Ego in this immense Universe. 😃

Joseph is just a good person above all

A lot of wonderful things in this talk. However, I believe it would be worth considering a way to restate the idea that "no one makes us feel a certain way". Of course we have an impact, sometimes powerful, on each other. Be it through kindness or cruelty or a whole range of other emotional communication. I have latitude in my response but I certainly have emotional responses to the words and behavior of others. The words "no one makes me feel a certain way" carries a sense of detachment that verges on insular. Perhaps we might say that "we can learn new ways of responding to the words and actions of others".

Canzona di Bacco In occasione del carnevale a Firenze venivano composti canti carnascialeschi per i trionfi, rappresentazioni allegoriche o ispirate alla mitologia. La Canzona di Bacco, composta dal Magnifico signore di Firenze per una di queste sfilate, descrive il dio del vino, che avanza accompagnato dalla sposa Arianna e seguito da satiri, ninfe e altri personaggi. Quant’è bella giovinezza, che si fugge tuttavia! Chi vuol esser lieto, sia: di doman non c’è certezza. Quest’è Bacco e Arïanna, belli, e l’un dell’altro ardenti: perché ’l tempo fugge e inganna, sempre insieme stan contenti. Queste ninfe ed altre genti sono allegre tuttavia. Chi vuol esser lieto, sia: di doman non c’è certezza. Questi lieti satiretti, delle ninfe innamorati, per caverne e per boschetti han lor posto cento agguati; or da Bacco riscaldati, ballon, salton tuttavia. Chi vuol esser lieto, sia: di doman non c’è certezza. Queste ninfe anche hanno caro da lor esser ingannate: non può fare a Amor riparo, se non gente rozze e ingrate: ora insieme mescolate suonon, canton tuttavia. Chi vuol esser lieto, sia: di doman non c’è certezza. Questa soma, che vien drieto sopra l’asino, è Sileno: cosí vecchio è ebbro e lieto, già di carne e d’anni pieno; se non può star ritto, almeno ride e gode tuttavia. Analisi del testo Quattrocento Chi vuol esser lieto, sia: di doman non c’è certezza. Mida vien drieto a costoro: ciò che tocca, oro diventa. E che giova aver tesoro, s’altri poi non si contenta? Che dolcezza vuoi che senta chi ha sete tuttavia? Chi vuol esser lieto, sia: di doman non c’è certezza. Ciascun apra ben gli orecchi, di doman nessun si paschi; oggi sian, giovani e vecchi, lieti ognun, femmine e maschi; ogni tristo pensier caschi: facciam festa tuttavia. Chi vuol esser lieto, sia: di doman non c’è certezza. Donne e giovinetti amanti, viva Bacco e viva Amore! Ciascun suoni, balli e canti! Arda di dolcezza il core! Non fatica, non dolore! Ciò ch’ha a esser, convien sia. Chi vuol esser lieto, sia: di doman non c’è certezza.

Thank you

Listened to this on LSD and instantly became an arahant.

If you are not hammered in the fires of pain and quenched in the tears of sorrow you will fold or snap when tested.

Explanation of thr difference between reincarnation and rebirth: crystal clear... very helpful!

Love this teacher. He makes so much sense in the way he explains Buddhist Dharma in a down-to-earth way. Thank you Joseph!!

58:23 In Search of Lost Time - LA Recherche Du Temps Perdu

Love this! Nice and clear and well presented. Thank you!

Some quick notes that I took while listening to it, maybe someone will find them useful. Nonetheless, I still recommend watching the whole thing, very insightful. karma - our actions bring results skillful/unskillful - the point of reference is the motivation behind the action the cause for metta to arise is seeing the goodness in people, to see what is good in people nobody makes us feel a certain way

It would be good it u could divide it into chapters

Thanks for posting this. It is so enriching and refreshing

the self is a pattern? Who recognises that this succession of thoughts is a pattern? We see there is no substrate? Who sees? how are we ever going to see the self. The self is He who sees, you cannot see the self, you can only be the self.The Self is not peace, it is absolute bliss. Being aware of thoughts is not going to help. Neither is trying to improve your mind, as this means you are using your views of what is good and what is bad. Who says this is right? The buddha? If you are looking for the self, you need to look elsewhere. aanany@live.com

Some of the things that make Buddhism appealing include learning to be perceptive and balance. One doesn't loose connectivity with other non-Buddhist people who practice good religion or philosophy. For example one can easily perceive the goodness of other people of different belief or religion without abandoning the practice of Buddhism. In such manner Buddhists are complementary and not dualistic. As an exercise, one may watch the short video and see if one may reflect the good point being shown. Click on ruclips.net/video/O__LlTV2qi0/видео.html

0:10-40:47 This talk is so clear, precise and deep that, listening to it for the fifth time or so, I just assumed the proper posture, shut my eyes, took a few full breaths, directed as much awareness and mindfulness as my modest beginner's capabilities allowed and just followed it through as a guided meditation. Thank you Joseph Goldstein and Pascale Ferradini for this precious gem of wisdom. Namaste 🙏

Beautiful teaching, and joyous reminder of the beauty of the Dhama.

We are what we do.

Thank You, great awakening.

Not your average Guru. Joseph's affinity for the exact words of the Buddha and their subtle meanings set him apart from other teachers. This is what a real Master Teacher looks like.

A wise teacher, a gentle man and a compassionate soul.

Useless teaching. "there is a body" that is too general. Aviously there is a body. But become mindfull about the diferent bodyparts. Then he jumps to breathing. No sistematic order. And look at his eyes, they are restless, moving around. There is no calmness in him. Just an empty talker.

I wonder, who could be those 36 people with their thumps down to such a wonderful teachings..

Great teacher. Thanks Joseph. How profound the Buddha’s teachings are. There are religions who talk of how to divorce a woman. What women should wear. How an animal should be butchered. In which direction prayer should be offered. How buttering should be done to pardon your sin etc. Here is a teaching that makes your concepts observed and cleared at subtle mental level and make one enlightened by own efforts. 🙏🙏🙏

1:30 - "We are creating moment by moment our own inner lives."

centered AND with compassion

Fascinating. I just gave a response from a Christian perspective to Buddhism on my channel.

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Thank you for your expression on the essential points Joseph. I recall a lovely feeling arise in my heart some years back when my desire to 'know what it was and is' from sincere study, just popped in rays of giggling as something occured and everything changed. Yet my eyes could not register any change. Everything was exactly the same apart from an absence of what became apparent as 'the desire to acquire' by more study. I refer to it as a flash of 'en lighten-up (ment)'. Ocassionally I notice my furrowed brow as desire arises - the waste product of unguarded thoughts - and I smile. Sometimes I'm fortunate enough to be walking through a town passing people and that smile can be given to someone in passing. I believe the smile to be such a gift of wordless wonder like the ephemeral majesty of the snow capped mountain. If it was so, each smile I collected, would be saved in a wooden box carved and colourful, and a delight to be held. All I would need to do was carry it with me at all times and hand them to someone that needed it then. But hey, what's so delightful is this stream of commentary is nothing special. With metta

who gives this a thumbdown?

Solid Goldstein. This subtle type of body awareness, just to the extent of clear knowing and continuous mindfulness, is precisely the balance cycling provides between riding empty and remaining open to everything.

Solid Goldstein!

He's the absolute fucking don

Many of his talks are also on Spotify on the Insight Hour podcast

Joseph explains our lives and practice so effortless and naturally. Thanks.

So much wisdom.

Thank you Joseph Goldstein for your clarity and patience

I just felt myself inside of my body and felt so light and amazing. The best session I’ve ever had. I’m getting caught up on the tingles and the selfishness of it

Will the Dharma pass away too?

That piece towards the end regarding the past as a concept only existing in the now...really good!! Made total sense. _/\_ :)