Sādhu Sādhu 🙏🏻 Great talk Doug. The way you articulate some of the deepest teachings of the Buddha and tie it all together through different mediums, with such natural, effortless ease, and make it so much more accessible (and funny) I believe, testifies of your great wisdom. Thank you for the teaching. :)
I've only listened to the beginning, but I can already say that your talk addresses what I am facing. The cure for suffering is getting rid of the patient; increasing wisdom and harmony mean decreasing self. Your quick summary of the dire straits of our world gives the context we live in. I'm still listening and glad for this talk.
Doug, which translation of the Sutta Nipata are you reading from in this talk? I think I'd like to pick it up if it's available on Amazon. Thank you for making this great series of videos. They are wonderful! Please, make more! :)
The translation is by Lesley Fowler Lebkowicz and Tamara Ditrich with Primoz Pecenko. You won't find it in Amazon, but if you google ''Sutta Nipata'' you'll find a free pdf.
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Sādhu Sādhu 🙏🏻
Great talk Doug.
The way you articulate some of the deepest teachings of the Buddha and tie it all together through different mediums, with such natural, effortless ease, and make it so much more accessible (and funny) I believe, testifies of your great wisdom. Thank you for the teaching. :)
I've only listened to the beginning, but I can already say that your talk addresses what I am facing. The cure for suffering is getting rid of the patient; increasing wisdom and harmony mean decreasing self. Your quick summary of the dire straits of our world gives the context we live in. I'm still listening and glad for this talk.
Doug, which translation of the Sutta Nipata are you reading from in this talk? I think I'd like to pick it up if it's available on Amazon.
Thank you for making this great series of videos. They are wonderful! Please, make more! :)
The translation is by Lesley Fowler Lebkowicz and Tamara Ditrich with Primoz Pecenko. You won't find it in Amazon, but if you google ''Sutta Nipata'' you'll find a free pdf.