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Well Sadi 🙏🏻💞🎶💞👌

How does one start to develop their mind for pain. I’m going to have a spinal fusion which is going to be extremely painful for 2-3 months . I worry I won’t handle it well and pain meds won’t work on me

Wonderful. However, one thing has bugged me my entire life. Whether it's a catholic nun, a buddhist, a buddhist nun. They all preach the same things - love, compassion, positivity but not one of them knows how to smile. The greatest gift from God.

Thank you both so much for such a beautiful conversation. This is my first visit to your channel. I have subscribed and will recommend you to my friends. I am a Pagan and it seems I am trying to live a Buddhist way of life without knowing it. I am definitely going to learn more about this wonderful practice. Blessed Be from Canada. ❤

❤death is the only truth in this world

Sooo useful, thanks for such a brilliant idea!! May these teachings pervade the internet!!🎉

Thank you so much 🙏

What an extraordinary teaching. I am so glad to have found this.

Coming home....nga mihi nui to Gen Kelsang Gomlan.

Thank you!

Thank you so much! So useful for everyday worries! Looking forward for the next episode 😊🎉

Beautiful!

The best thing we can do is to invest in something that does not die.

Even if the mind and Brain work in a independant way, they are inseprable. The mind responds to the brain neural function and its condition. As soon as we learn to practice mindfullness, then the mind has the power to reshape and rewire the brain. In other words, our brain can become the most powerfull tool for a deeper more meaningfull life.

Many westerner become Buddhist because only Buddhism bring truth sense

Are those fake candles?

Thank you

Thank you, for sharing your experiences. The caring woman, riddled with cancer, still showed compassion, for her husband -preparing meals, for her husband before she passed. Without drugs, pain free. Strong faith.

What is the meaning of riccupping ?

Thank you for the video. I am a hospital chaplain and have an affinity for helping dying patients. Your podcast has lit a new thought in my mind. I will listen and read and follow this call I feel.

Magnificent insight, with death in two ways; 21st century, or the original, without interference. Blessings too you, uplifting too- “what is it, that leaves?” Superb interview, inspiring for any human journey. N

Very much needed one, loved it all through. How buddhist teaching help's one overcome the haunting fear of death or rather handling it the right way was something nice to listen. Thanks a lot for this podcast.

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Kadam Morten is a truly great teacher- of course, due to Geshela's kindness, we have so many great teachers🙏🙏🙏

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You never know what’s gonna show up in your RUclips feed ..this talk did for me and it was a fantastic conversation in terms of the energy of the whole conversation and the subject matter. Thank you….

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Good subtitling - thank you

The Bible is clear what happens at death. We stand before Jesus Christ for judgment. Why? Because we are all sinners. He died to pay the penalty for sin, which penalty is death. He was sinless, so death could not hold him. He offers pardon to anyone who acknowledges they are a sinner, believes he rose from the dead, and accepts his payment on their behalf. If you refuse to acknowledge you are a sinner worthy of death, you will pay for your sins forever, in Hell. None of us know how long we have in this life. Please turn to him before it is too late. Hebrews 9:24-28 For Christ has entered, not into holy places made with hands, which are copies of the true things, but into heaven itself, now to appear in the presence of God on our behalf. Nor was it to offer himself repeatedly, as the high priest enters the holy places every year with blood not his own, for then he would have had to suffer repeatedly since the foundation of the world. But as it is, he has appeared once for all at the end of the ages to put away sin by the sacrifice of himself. And just as it is appointed for man to die once, and after that comes judgment, so Christ, having been offered once to bear the sins of many, will appear a second time, not to deal with sin but to save those who are eagerly waiting for him.

That was awesome !

The mind is not the brain. Is so true. J.Krishnamurti explaines this in very different situaties .

Thank you!

Just wonderful example of using the practice to reduce pain and suffering! ❤Thank you!

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Regarding death, "something leaves".... In Buddhism there is something called fundamental ignorance. It is the human tendency to support an illusion of independence. So does "something leave"? Sure, some illusion of static and immortal existence of a person leaves. Actually the absolute truth of all things is interdependence. So all things change and all things are interdependent. In that nature of reality things are always changing,waxing and waning.

So true 👍

The teachings are great, but what amazes me is the aura of honesty she has. Honesty is, in some way, an indication of selflessness/altruism orientation.

Thanks for sharing this story. Really helpful in dealing with difficult people.

What I have discovered affirms the duality of brain & mind. Source is the substance of the mind/soul. It exists between the spaces between the atoms we are composed of. 🙏🏼

As ridiculous as this sounds I have a fear of what happens after death ie. Being buried.

What a beautiful conversation. Thank you both.

How can we be sure that after brain dies, something continues?

I believe that consciousness is everything, it is all encompassing. We are not separate from anything. I love watching NDE accounts here on RUclips. However- I don’t agree with this Nun when she says that we can/will “die without regrets”. It’s a nice thought but there’s no way. We all have regrets, what if’s. Regret is a part of life. We have choice and free will, and so, we have regret too.

Buddhism is the most boring and empty of all religions/philosophies, it is the antithesis of LIFE. Life is about creativity,individualism,being eccentric and original, while buddhism basically advocates for a very flat existence. Just look at buddhist monks, there is no life going in them, all grey and indifferent and regurgitating the same stuff for centuries

Thank you both so much! Miri has told my story of the last four years and intuitively I have been doing some form of this perhaps clumsily and thanking my pain as my Guru. This podcast has taken me to the next level. Gratitude and Love ❤ I am so happy I found this channel. Liked, subscribed and sharing ☮️

Thank you 🙏

The story about the dying wife preparing meals for her husband struck me to my core.

How does this work with Alzheimer’s when memories are dying?

Beautiful experience.

So touching and inspiring! Thank you for this interview ❤