We will slowly upload all our mantras/chants on our new YT channel: ruclips.net/video/F5PdgHJSbp4/видео.html&ab_channel=AsangVani. The Green Tara mantra will be uploaded in a few weeks, still working on its design! :)
Milarepa's journey from darkness to enlightenment is incredibly inspiring. It shows that no matter how far one has strayed, there is always a path to redemption and spiritual awakening. His story is a profound reminder of the power of transformation through dedication and perseverance.
dont forget the pivotal point of his journey was being lucky enough to find a guru. In all dharmic traditions(hinduism, buddhism, jainism, sikhism) guru is of paramount importance and only a guru can lead you to enlightenment fast because he knows your all karmas from this and past lives and knows how to resolve them quickly
It seems like there’s always an intense emotional experience just before an awakening. It’s just beautiful. I read in a Buddhist text (the name escapes me) that intense, anger or intense love can lead us to enlightenment and hearing the story of Milerepa with his parents’ bones just spoke to me regarding this concept. It’s not an invitation to choose a path of anger, but an emotional response to a profound event whether it’s awe inspiring or traumatic and then awe inspiring. When we get rid of the chatter, we will be awed. ❤
@@n0b0d1-rc6dz I hadn’t heard that about Siddhartha, but it’s certainly remarkable that when we’re ready for the information, it comes to us through all kinds of vehicles. For me, that’s part of what makes life so beautiful. Many blessings to you and your inspirations.
@@leprechaunalley7207 Metta back to you too 慈悲！The buddhas and boddhisatvas use all sorts of skillfull means to catalyse our liberation, but ultimately it is each of our own free will that leads us there. We will all be liberated one day; that thought is very liberating. 心
Oh my goodness! Oh my goodness! Milerapa is one of my most beloved wise men and you have made his story so beautiful. I have never in all my life heard it told as you have so beautifully done. Kudos to you and your channel!!!! May you continue to bless and enrich the lives of all who are receptive to Truth. peace and love, yishmirai 😇🙏🏿💫
the most pivotal point of his journey was being lucky enough to find a guru. In all dharmic traditions(hinduism, buddhism, jainism, sikhism) guru is of paramount importance and only a guru can lead you to enlightenment fast because he knows your all karmas from this and past lives and knows how to resolve them quickly
@@Lost_inn_Time what harmony? Bindus have captured Buddhist places and destroyed Buddha statues and called it Vishnu and other kalpanik Devi Devta, is this your harmony? Also you'll have ruined India and polluted ganga with your disgusting rituals and embarrassed our name. Go consume some extra panchgavya.
Very very well done 💎 To get Milarepa + the Kagyü lineage + some essential teachings interestingly in 15 minutes + such a modern, 4 the next generation appealing form: Respect + a lot of Thx 2 you + ❤ wishes 4 you + everybody
:"Milarepa was a mystic who lived in Tibet. One day a young man came to him and said, “I want to attain some powers. Please give me a mantra.” Milarepa said, “We don’t have any mantras. We are mystics. Mantras are for magicians, for jugglers - go to them. We don’t have any mantras - why should we need powers?” But the more Milarepa refused, the more the young man thought that there must be something there - why else should he refuse? So he kept returning to Milarepa again and again. Great crowds always gather around the saints who drive people away with sticks or throw stones at them. The crowds think that the saint must have something special otherwise he would not be driving people away. But we don’t realize that attracting people through an advertisement in a newspaper or through throwing stones at them, is the same trick. The propaganda is the same. And the second way is more manipulative and cunning. When people are driven away by someone throwing stones, they don’t understand that they are actually being attracted. This is a subtle way of doing it. And the people do come although they have no idea that they have been seduced. The young man thought that perhaps Milarepa was trying to hide something so he started coming everyday. In the end Milarepa got fed up so he wrote him a mantra on a paper and said, “Take this. Tonight is the night of no moon. Read this five times during the night. If you read it five times, you will get the power you want. Then you will be able to do whatever you want to do. Now go and leave me alone.” The young man grabbed the paper and turned round and ran. He did not even thank Milarepa. But he had not descended the steps of the temple when Milarepa called after him, “My friend! I forgot to tell you one thing. There is a certain condition attached to this mantra. When you read it, you should not have any thoughts in your mind about a monkey.” The young man said, “Don’t be worried, I have never had such a thought in my whole life. There has never been any reason to think of a monkey. I have to read this only five times. There is no problem.” But he made a mistake. He had not even descended to the bottom of the steps when the monkeys started coming. He became very scared. He closed his eyes and there were monkeys inside; he looked outside and even where there were no monkeys, he saw some! It was already night, and every movement in the trees seemed to be a monkey. It seemed that monkeys were everywhere. By the time he got home he was very worried because up until then he had never thought about monkeys. He had never had anything to do with them. He took a bath, but while he was bathing the monkeys were with him. His whole mind was obsessed with only one thing - monkeys. Then he sat down to read the mantra. He picked up the paper, closed his eyes - and there was a crowd of monkeys inside teasing him. He became very much afraid, but still he persevered the whole night. He changed his positions; he tried to sit in this way, in that way, in padmasana, in siddhasana, in other different yoga postures. He prayed, he bowed, he begged; he cried out to anybody to help him get rid of these monkeys. But the monkeys were adamant. They were not ready to leave him that night. By the morning the young man was almost mad with fear and he realized that the mantra power could not be attained so easily. He saw that Milarepa had been very clever, he had put a difficult condition on him. Milarepa was crazy! If there was going to be a hindrance because of the monkeys then at least he should not have mentioned them. Then perhaps the mantra power could have been attained. In the morning he went back to Milarepa crying and said, “Take your mantra back. You have made a big mistake! If monkeys were a hindrance in using this mantra, then you should not have mentioned them. I never usually think of monkeys but the whole of last night the monkeys chased me. Now I will have to wait for my next life to attain this mantra power because in this life this mantra and the monkeys have become united. Now it is not possible to get rid of them.” The monkeys had become united with the mantra. How did they become united? His mind insisted that the monkeys should not be there and so the monkeys came. Whenever his mind tried to get rid of the monkeys, the monkeys appeared. Whenever his mind tried to escape from the monkeys the monkeys came. To forbid is to attract; to refuse is to invite; to prevent is to tempt. Our mind has become very sick because we don’t understand this simple point."
@@willieluncheonette5843 Thanks Friend... your interest in buddist philosophy is very nice..I am from India and we love to see enthusiasm from all the world... really this philosophy belong to all world.needed to study and move forward.. Good day..
Jetsun Milarepa is highly venerated in Bhutan as well. Also, Wonderful and Beautiful Video. PS: In the line of transmission, you have incorrectly written Naropa under the image of Rechungpa
As I heard it the definition of a saint is one who has both been through great suffering and put themselves also through same, to attain wisdom/enlightenment. Usually of a single faith. Sage is one who pulls from many different places to derive Truth. Learned is an academic scholar of wisdom.
enlightenment isnt anything godly or superficial. its just having honest opinion on something by understanding your desires and shit to help you find true answers to your questions without ignorance and biases.hope this helps a revolutionary or smth😊
Namo. Oh, you who is capable of teaming, even those who are different to them, please give me and all sentenced bieng you're blessing, which is capable of letting ignorance and darkness vanish as well as letting the cleare unborn light wakeup whit in os. "Karmapa cheno" Let this mantra and wish remain and flow just as an endless stream, all as long as ignorance and suffering exist. Pearlhand ®
For me personally it’s just really hard to watch any video that uses AI art, it feels incredibly creepy and soulless to me and always rubs me the wrong way.
Nice, check out Mo Pai, and their Ring of Fire documentary, the master is also a mass murder ... it's like a common theme eh?, in the ancient days of yogis and Naths, there are probably a couple more mass murders too ...
In a civilised culture, you are a criminal if you steal someone elses inheritance.If you know abt the crime and say nothing, it makes yiu an accomplice to a crime.
Can you explain that some tradition says that Milarepa is not a Man but woman..she was enlightened one..but because of male dominate society they made change and shown as Man.. Similar to Jainism they change one of there tirthankar lady in to man... Plz try to ans
Actually Tibet has four lineage of buddhism 1)sakya 2)kagyu 3)gaylug 4)nyingma But all have same purpose but their method was different. So the milarepa the one you are searching for is from kagyu lineage. I think you know 17th Gyalwang Karmapa he is the leader of kagyu lineage same as milarepa. You just have find monastery who follows kagyu lineage.👍👍👍
Milarepa was emotionally blackmailed by his mother to get black magic powers to get revenge on his uncle and other people who treated them cruelly like slaves. ..his father was a great landlord and he had a wife and one son and daughter...he fell sick to an incurable illness and passes away...before dying he entrusted his property to his brother saying that he would be its guardian and return the property to milarepa which he never did....the evil man tortured and treated like slaves his brothers wife and children after his death...he slapped milarepas mother when she tried to tell him to return the land to milarepa at the right age...hence she grew resentful and bitter of this cruel treatment so she threatened milarepa that she would die unless he did something to take his revenge....when milarepa took his revenge he himself started to feel guilty and wanted to clean his karma
Same with Asoka.. who truely heartfelt after massive war massacre and keep crying in the name of god realise the fact that he is only one who is dying with his sin while rest all enjoying his achievement. Even he has done this somebody did it. And he might be killed. This fact in mind he accepted that if it was budha rule no body actually need to kill no one. He left palace and give up all achievements and he really did realise that anything he did as king was fully sinful .. rather he would had choose other way. Same with Valmiki.. as Naradaji Vishnu can finish him but realising fact he is not going to do any crime rather good works , he said this guy should regret enough and do something for society and everyone should learn this. It is also believed that Narad speak through wife and father and send him back to jungle and came back early. Therefore, it is sometime based one what action going to happen sometime people were getting chance’s
@@porothashawarma2339 😂 and I'm Also Yogi, Yogi don't promote killing of animals or eating of animals but cristsinity do This thing. Yogi is very pure. Stop mixing Abrahamic religion with Dharmic one. He visited India but he was not a Yogi
@@humanoid144 Regardless of where something comes from, we are still exclusively self responsible. It's no one's fault if I make a choice to do something harmful. That would be entirely on me.
It is unnatural to do thus be evil hence nature forcing what is natural to be all there is at times. A perfect storm never involves killing or molesting at all for that matter after all. It involves self.
We will slowly upload all our mantras/chants on our new YT channel: ruclips.net/video/F5PdgHJSbp4/видео.html&ab_channel=AsangVani.
The Green Tara mantra will be uploaded in a few weeks, still working on its design! :)
Thank you so much! 💚🙏
Milarepa's journey from darkness to enlightenment is incredibly inspiring. It shows that no matter how far one has strayed, there is always a path to redemption and spiritual awakening. His story is a profound reminder of the power of transformation through dedication and perseverance.
What in the chatgpt
no😄@@villainsandvagrants
dont forget the pivotal point of his journey was being lucky enough to find a guru. In all dharmic traditions(hinduism, buddhism, jainism, sikhism) guru is of paramount importance and only a guru can lead you to enlightenment fast because he knows your all karmas from this and past lives and knows how to resolve them quickly
@@villainsandvagrantslol right 😂
It seems like there’s always an intense emotional experience just before an awakening. It’s just beautiful. I read in a Buddhist text (the name escapes me) that intense, anger or intense love can lead us to enlightenment and hearing the story of Milerepa with his parents’ bones just spoke to me regarding this concept. It’s not an invitation to choose a path of anger, but an emotional response to a profound event whether it’s awe inspiring or traumatic and then awe inspiring. When we get rid of the chatter, we will be awed. ❤
Similar to Uchiha's mangekyo awakening?
A download told me Buddha received enlightenment after getting angry at his mother for the first time under the boddhi trees
@@n0b0d1-rc6dz I hadn’t heard that about Siddhartha, but it’s certainly remarkable that when we’re ready for the information, it comes to us through all kinds of vehicles. For me, that’s part of what makes life so beautiful. Many blessings to you and your inspirations.
@@leprechaunalley7207 Metta back to you too 慈悲！The buddhas and boddhisatvas use all sorts of skillfull means to catalyse our liberation, but ultimately it is each of our own free will that leads us there. We will all be liberated one day; that thought is very liberating.
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@@n0b0d1-rc6dz 🤗🤗❤️
Oh my goodness! Oh my goodness! Milerapa is one of my most beloved wise men and you have made his story so beautiful.
I have never in all my life heard it told as you have so beautifully done. Kudos to you and your channel!!!! May you continue to bless and enrich the lives of all who are receptive to Truth.
peace and love,
yishmirai
😇🙏🏿💫
I love your name :)
the most pivotal point of his journey was being lucky enough to find a guru. In all dharmic traditions(hinduism, buddhism, jainism, sikhism) guru is of paramount importance and only a guru can lead you to enlightenment fast because he knows your all karmas from this and past lives and knows how to resolve them quickly
Binduism what is it? Who gave your bhram that name?
@@shatzcoKindly find a better place for you to spit negativity as this platform promotes harmony between all dharmik faiths .
@@Lost_inn_Time what harmony? Bindus have captured Buddhist places and destroyed Buddha statues and called it Vishnu and other kalpanik Devi Devta, is this your harmony? Also you'll have ruined India and polluted ganga with your disgusting rituals and embarrassed our name. Go consume some extra panchgavya.
@@Lost_inn_Time all dharmik faiths lol budhism is a shranam dharmic that's against principles of caste hence agai nst hinduism lol.
@@jen4ra-vs5og There is nothing called "caste" in Hinduism . It's a karma based Varna system whose principles are laid down in the Bhagvad Gita .
Very very well done 💎
To get Milarepa + the Kagyü lineage + some essential teachings interestingly in 15 minutes + such a modern, 4 the next generation appealing form:
Respect + a lot of Thx 2 you
+ ❤ wishes 4 you + everybody
Thanks + lots of love ❤️.
:"Milarepa was a mystic who lived in Tibet. One day a young man came to him and said, “I want to attain some powers. Please give me a mantra.” Milarepa said, “We don’t have any mantras. We are mystics. Mantras are for magicians, for jugglers - go to them. We don’t have any mantras - why should we need powers?” But the more Milarepa refused, the more the young man thought that there must be something there - why else should he refuse? So he kept returning to Milarepa again and again.
Great crowds always gather around the saints who drive people away with sticks or throw stones at them. The crowds think that the saint must have something special otherwise he would not be driving people away. But we don’t realize that attracting people through an advertisement in a newspaper or through throwing stones at them, is the same trick. The propaganda is the same. And the second way is more manipulative and cunning. When people are driven away by someone throwing stones, they don’t understand that they are actually being attracted. This is a subtle way of doing it. And the people do come although they have no idea that they have been seduced.
The young man thought that perhaps Milarepa was trying to hide something so he started coming everyday. In the end Milarepa got fed up so he wrote him a mantra on a paper and said, “Take this. Tonight is the night of no moon. Read this five times during the night. If you read it five times, you will get the power you want. Then you will be able to do whatever you want to do. Now go and leave me alone.” The young man grabbed the paper and turned round and ran. He did not even thank Milarepa. But he had not descended the steps of the temple when Milarepa called after him, “My friend! I forgot to tell you one thing. There is a certain condition attached to this mantra. When you read it, you should not have any thoughts in your mind about a monkey.” The young man said, “Don’t be worried, I have never had such a thought in my whole life. There has never been any reason to think of a monkey. I have to read this only five times. There is no problem.”
But he made a mistake. He had not even descended to the bottom of the steps when the monkeys started coming. He became very scared. He closed his eyes and there were monkeys inside; he looked outside and even where there were no monkeys, he saw some! It was already night, and every movement in the trees seemed to be a monkey. It seemed that monkeys were everywhere. By the time he got home he was very worried because up until then he had never thought about monkeys. He had never had anything to do with them. He took a bath, but while he was bathing the monkeys were with him. His whole mind was obsessed with only one thing - monkeys. Then he sat down to read the mantra. He picked up the paper, closed his eyes - and there was a crowd of monkeys inside teasing him. He became very much afraid, but still he persevered the whole night. He changed his positions; he tried to sit in this way, in that way, in padmasana, in siddhasana, in other different yoga postures. He prayed, he bowed, he begged; he cried out to anybody to help him get rid of these monkeys. But the monkeys were adamant. They were not ready to leave him that night.
By the morning the young man was almost mad with fear and he realized that the mantra power could not be attained so easily. He saw that Milarepa had been very clever, he had put a difficult condition on him. Milarepa was crazy! If there was going to be a hindrance because of the monkeys then at least he should not have mentioned them. Then perhaps the mantra power could have been attained. In the morning he went back to Milarepa crying and said, “Take your mantra back. You have made a big mistake! If monkeys were a hindrance in using this mantra, then you should not have mentioned them. I never usually think of monkeys but the whole of last night the monkeys chased me. Now I will have to wait for my next life to attain this mantra power because in this life this mantra and the monkeys have become united. Now it is not possible to get rid of them.”
The monkeys had become united with the mantra. How did they become united? His mind insisted that the monkeys should not be there and so the monkeys came. Whenever his mind tried to get rid of the monkeys, the monkeys appeared. Whenever his mind tried to escape from the monkeys the monkeys came.
To forbid is to attract; to refuse is to invite; to prevent is to tempt. Our mind has become very sick because we don’t understand this simple point."
Very nice friend..I am from India .. thankful for your beautiful story.. worked hard to write here.this is very famous story of Milarepa 🎉
@@anirudhapathare285 my pleasure. It is from a talk by Osho.
@@willieluncheonette5843 Thanks Friend... your interest in buddist philosophy is very nice..I am from India and we love to see enthusiasm from all the world... really this philosophy belong to all world.needed to study and move forward.. Good day..
The story of Milarepa discovering the bones of his mother is a very good meditation on death and impermanence - which is essential imo..
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Thank You! Devotion is One of the most beautiful human values.🙏
Everyone should read the book , "The Life of Milarepa" 🙂
Appreciate the mix of Ai and non Ai images in this video it's refreshing from the others. It's a tool not a krutch ❤
Jetsun Milarepa is highly venerated in Bhutan as well. Also, Wonderful and Beautiful Video. PS: In the line of transmission, you have incorrectly written Naropa under the image of Rechungpa
Every tragedy eventually raises one being filled with wisdom.
Asangoham my favourite channel 💗💫
I love the channel and history, Blessed Be.
My fav bed time story. I miss my grand parents and their stories abt ancient Tibet.
An episode on the musician Sun Ra from you would be nice. He seems to have had a very interesting journey.
thank you, much to ponder
Nice storytelling 💭
I was thinking that too
4:10 I recognize the background creepy sound is from Attack on Titan. That mid S3 midcredits scene haha.
Wonderful content, as per usual!
As I heard it the definition of a saint is one who has both been through great suffering and put themselves also through same, to attain wisdom/enlightenment. Usually of a single faith.
Sage is one who pulls from many different places to derive Truth.
Learned is an academic scholar of wisdom.
Beautiful explained thank you so much
Love your videos! Thank you so much! Can you make one about the Kalachakra Tantra, please? (Jonang Lineage)
Beautiful Video 🙏
Change is supreme for those who wanna change
Thank you! 🙏🏽 ❤
enlightenment isnt anything godly or superficial. its just having honest opinion on something by understanding your desires and shit to help you find true answers to your questions without ignorance and biases.hope this helps a revolutionary or smth😊
Namo.
Oh, you who is capable of teaming, even those who are different to them, please give me and all sentenced bieng you're blessing, which is capable of letting ignorance and darkness vanish as well as letting the cleare unborn light wakeup whit in os.
"Karmapa cheno" Let this mantra and wish remain and flow just as an endless stream, all as long as ignorance and suffering exist.
Pearlhand ®
Om Ah Vahra Guru Padma Siddhi Hum
PLEASE UPLOAD THE OM TARE TU TARE TURE SOHA SONG. 🥺🥺 Been requesting this forever bruh. I love the version you guys use. But can't find it anywhere.
Asangoham my heart ❤
The supreme yogi.. the closest to reach supernatural... The only one to triumph kailash...❤
Very rough words. Melarapa is a history for us.
Did you read the chapter in the 100000songs where he walks with his Wang out in defiance
💙Om Asato Ma Sadgamaya💙
For me personally it’s just really hard to watch any video that uses AI art, it feels incredibly creepy and soulless to me and always rubs me the wrong way.
Appreciate the feedback!
I kinda like them helps to visualize
Gen z and millenials...always affected by everything
I suppose you are extremely triggered
How will you like to be rubbed?
Neat story,I really like it
MILAREPA🙏
I can contemplate the sky, but clouds, make me uneasy.
Milarepa tell me how to meditate on clouds?
Don't look at them
Nice, check out Mo Pai, and their Ring of Fire documentary, the master is also a mass murder ... it's like a common theme eh?, in the ancient days of yogis and Naths, there are probably a couple more mass murders too ...
In a civilised culture, you are a criminal if you steal someone elses inheritance.If you know abt the crime and say nothing, it makes yiu an accomplice to a crime.
Eastern culture would say otherwise friend
Yes
The demons in these pictures are like his sitcom roomates XD
Can you explain that some tradition says that Milarepa is not a Man but woman..she was enlightened one..but because of male dominate society they made change and shown as Man..
Similar to Jainism they change one of there tirthankar lady in to man...
Plz try to ans
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️
Every Saint had a past,Every Devil has a future
milarepa story is like thorfinn from vinland saga and Musashi from Vagabond
I can see that :)
Any monastery in Canada following Milarepa's tradition?
Actually Tibet has four lineage of buddhism 1)sakya 2)kagyu 3)gaylug 4)nyingma
But all have same purpose but their method was different. So the milarepa the one you are searching for is from kagyu lineage. I think you know 17th Gyalwang Karmapa he is the leader of kagyu lineage same as milarepa. You just have find monastery who follows kagyu lineage.👍👍👍
The eyes in his portraits do resemble a mass murderer, scary and intimidating 😅
The only one who climbed Mt Kailash.
💕🙏💕🙏
Milarepa is like Kylo Ren but in real life.
Milarepa was emotionally blackmailed by his mother to get black magic powers to get revenge on his uncle and other people who treated them cruelly like slaves. ..his father was a great landlord and he had a wife and one son and daughter...he fell sick to an incurable illness and passes away...before dying he entrusted his property to his brother saying that he would be its guardian and return the property to milarepa which he never did....the evil man tortured and treated like slaves his brothers wife and children after his death...he slapped milarepas mother when she tried to tell him to return the land to milarepa at the right age...hence she grew resentful and bitter of this cruel treatment so she threatened milarepa that she would die unless he did something to take his revenge....when milarepa took his revenge he himself started to feel guilty and wanted to clean his karma
you this guy literally domain expansion 35 people but spared his main 2 targets
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4:17 that took a turn
“There’s a fine line between being a saint and a sinner.” - Anonymous.
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there is two 17 Karmapa
I think first story was kinda false.
It's not meant to be taken literally
Okay
Its not Milarepa...
But Angulimala.
What happened to lunge in call of duty.
And then they re-made it without lunge.
They want to lunge
And then ,The rings
Crazy dream
Alright
Same with Asoka.. who truely heartfelt after massive war massacre and keep crying in the name of god realise the fact that he is only one who is dying with his sin while rest all enjoying his achievement. Even he has done this somebody did it. And he might be killed. This fact in mind he accepted that if it was budha rule no body actually need to kill no one. He left palace and give up all achievements and he really did realise that anything he did as king was fully sinful .. rather he would had choose other way.
Same with Valmiki.. as Naradaji Vishnu can finish him but realising fact he is not going to do any crime rather good works , he said this guy should regret enough and do something for society and everyone should learn this. It is also believed that Narad speak through wife and father and send him back to jungle and came back early. Therefore, it is sometime based one what action going to happen sometime people were getting chance’s
Okay but your English and explanation is not so good
Didn’t Ashoka really become Buddhist before the Kalinga war ?
Angulimaal
Mmmmmmmmm🙏🤌👌
Garantia futura
Tibetian Jesus?
Jesus came to Kashmir
Jesus is new faith, but Dharma is oldest one
@@ur_YouJesus was a yogi as well .
@@porothashawarma2339 😂 and I'm Also Yogi, Yogi don't promote killing of animals or eating of animals but cristsinity do This thing. Yogi is very pure. Stop mixing Abrahamic religion with Dharmic one. He visited India but he was not a Yogi
YEAH IS LIKE PUSHING LIES ON RUclips FOR LIKES AND SUBSCRIPTIONS!
LOL :)
How Poison is Medicine 🤔🤔 This is a PhD philosophical thesis
He was no mass murderer, Milarepa was just obeying his mother's command.
It doesn't matter who he was obeying. He did kill many people, which makes him a mass murderer.
So If I kill people on my mother's command, I won't be a mass murderer? That's some weird justification.
You mean like how Nazis were just following orders?
people are weird
@@humanoid144 Regardless of where something comes from, we are still exclusively self responsible. It's no one's fault if I make a choice to do something harmful. That would be entirely on me.
It is unnatural to do thus be evil hence nature forcing what is natural to be all there is at times. A perfect storm never involves killing or molesting at all for that matter after all.
It involves self.
A mass murderer would be a psychopath and only pretend to be enlightened for all the fools to see.
May u find peace
Dharmic/ Vedic Branch( Hindu jain Buddh sikh) 🕉️☸️ Sanatan Dharma
Dude no branch came out of that.
Baal. Saves the poor