Just want to say to all my friends on the path here, that i can highly recommend switching out your smartphone with a basic nokia-phone, which can basically text/call/set alarms for meditation and not much more
Hi monk sir, I live in India and often eat dal and rice. I can relate when you said , "watery dal". At first, I was offended that you are insulting a traditional cuisine. Like once Gordan Ramsay called khichari a dog food. If the rice is low quality and dal is cooked with less spices (no tadka), It can get really boring, then it's not like a delicious experience but anyway it's healthy. Do you know "Yuttadhammo bhikku" ? , I like you all RUclipsr buddhist monks, You are doing such a great social work.
“ Then , I recall while sitting under the cool shade of a Rose Apple Tree… quite withdrawn from sensual pleasure .. I entered the 1st Jayna - “ could this BE the Path to Awakening? It IS the Path to Awakening “ “Then it occurred to me , this generation is attached to sensual pleasures , craves Rice Dahl and various Mangos !” “ This Dharma which has understood only with difficulty would be tiresome for me to Teach “ “and in the Second Watch of the Night his thoughts turned to Those with Much Dust in their eyes , attached to various forms of food and sensual pleasures “
The coconut sticky rice is certainly an obstacle. I am Vietnamese, and my mother used to make it often. I understand your sentiment entirely. It is much too rich, does not fill the stomach in a way a regular meal would, and instead feels as though one is eating sweets as a meal - the converse could be equated to eating a large bag of chips (crisps) as a dinner meal - it does not satiate. You are very gracious with your explanation, haha. It certainly is not bad, and having something to fill one's stomach rather than nothing is more than adequate, but it is difficult to go day-to-day on something like this.
I have a question: when you became a monk did you give all your wealth away, or do you still have savings, a pension etc..? Thank you for any response. Namaste.
Thank you for watching and your comments. I will talk about this in a Q&A's video coming soon. ruclips.net/p/PLiX6s1kV1fRMCQyR6F7b6HxXuBUn9Zgck&si=7nWb2Y5dT2JpZjzj Be happy and stay well.
Great as you are after renunciation.thanks
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Just want to say to all my friends on the path here, that i can highly recommend switching out your smartphone with a basic nokia-phone, which can basically text/call/set alarms for meditation and not much more
I would love to if my work would permit it :-)
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Thank you
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Hi monk sir, I live in India and often eat dal and rice. I can relate when you said , "watery dal". At first, I was offended that you are insulting a traditional cuisine. Like once Gordan Ramsay called khichari a dog food. If the rice is low quality and dal is cooked with less spices (no tadka), It can get really boring, then it's not like a delicious experience but anyway it's healthy. Do you know "Yuttadhammo bhikku" ? , I like you all RUclipsr buddhist monks, You are doing such a great social work.
I don't know him but have listened to his teachings for many years. Be happy and stay well.
Thankyou for the talk !!! It is very helpful ❤
You're welcome it's my pleasure. Be happy and stay well
🙏🏻🪷 grateful dear monk
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“ Then , I recall while sitting under the cool shade of a Rose Apple
Tree… quite withdrawn from sensual pleasure ..
I entered the 1st Jayna -
“ could this BE the Path to Awakening? It IS the Path to Awakening “
“Then it occurred to me , this generation is
attached to sensual pleasures , craves Rice
Dahl and various Mangos !”
“ This Dharma which has understood only with difficulty would be
tiresome for me to Teach “
“and in the Second Watch of the Night
his thoughts turned to
Those with Much Dust in their eyes , attached to various forms of food
and sensual pleasures “
Sukhi Hontu
The coconut sticky rice is certainly an obstacle. I am Vietnamese, and my mother used to make it often. I understand your sentiment entirely. It is much too rich, does not fill the stomach in a way a regular meal would, and instead feels as though one is eating sweets as a meal - the converse could be equated to eating a large bag of chips (crisps) as a dinner meal - it does not satiate. You are very gracious with your explanation, haha. It certainly is not bad, and having something to fill one's stomach rather than nothing is more than adequate, but it is difficult to go day-to-day on something like this.
Sukhi Hontu
සාදුකාර දෙමින් වන්දනා කරමි
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Thank you🙏🏽✨️🪷
You're welcome it's my pleasure. Be happy and stay well
Minimalism seems good, a very good thing, nothing begets wisdom.
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Thank you so much, I've been inspired.to let go of more.
You're welcome it's my pleasure. Be happy and stay well
Thank you for your message 🙏.
You're welcome it's my pleasure. Be happy and stay well
Practice to be happy! Lovely 😊
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Thank you..
You're welcome it's my pleasure. Be happy and stay well
Thank you, Bhante
You're welcome it's my pleasure. Be happy and stay well
I have a question: when you became a monk did you give all your wealth away, or do you still have savings, a pension etc..? Thank you for any response. Namaste.
Thank you for watching and your comments. I will talk about this in a Q&A's video coming soon.
ruclips.net/p/PLiX6s1kV1fRMCQyR6F7b6HxXuBUn9Zgck&si=7nWb2Y5dT2JpZjzj
Be happy and stay well.
❤
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SADU SADU SADU SADU
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Thankyou for the talk !!! It is very helpful ❤
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🙏
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Thank You
You're welcome it's my pleasure. Be happy and stay well
Thankyou for the talk !!! It is very helpful ❤
Sukhi Hontu
Thankyou for the talk !!! It is very helpful ❤
Sukhi Hontu
Thank you
You're welcome it's my pleasure. Be happy and stay well