Exactly I was afraid that we are losing the tradition of when we as children listen to the story from grandparents, but with Sadhguru, I can proudly say tradition can not only be revived but can be introduced to its former glory.
Wonderful story telling style and tone that kept me wanting to follow the narrative right to end, absorbing at the same a deep message of lasting value, offered without a trace of sentimentality or preachiness.
Thank you for sharing the story of the legendary being, Jetsuen Mila Repa.🙏🏻 According to the Tibetan text, Mila’s mom and sister had not died after he came back from mastering black magic but in fact he learnt that his mom had died when he returned back from getting teachings from Marpa(Mila’s spiritual master).
Marpa's teacher was Naropa who was an abbot at the Nalanda University. While teaching at Nalanda Naropa met a Dakini who was disguised an old lady asked him many questions on Dharma which Naropa answered correctly said you have only learnt the bookish knowledge, not the experiential one or the ultimate one. To receive the experiential knowledge you have to seek master Tilopa. Marpa left Nalanda and headed toward what is known North India as at that time both Kashmir region and Bihar and UP were the great monasteries and gurus lived. The place is called Trilokpur, HP where Tilopa is supposed to have meditated. Naropa was also subjected to trials (12 major and 24 minor) by Tilopa before he was given the teaching.
And the story of Milerapa does it end with Milerapa being Marpas teacher? Why does every song of the hundred thousand songs of Milerapa go (paraphrasing) Homage to my teacher Marpa who is (enlightened)? What scriptural biography of Milerapa matches what was said in this video?
These are teachings that impacts the most , when Sadhguru narrates the story and you can live its frequency vibrating within you it feels like a wonderful journey and travel across the century from the comfort of your own seat. Don’t record the words but find a place within you to store the tale. Namaskaram Sadhguru I love how you rekindle a dimming candlelight.
That's the reason why his holliness dalai lama always says he is son of India... All the root texts of tibetan Buddhism(all the four sects) are from Indian gurus...
4 sects of T B. What are they? Vajra yana ? m Mantra yana? Tantrayana? Simple worship of Buddha offering tea pork by simple minded devotees 3 stages of Buddhism Laity Ms Top monism?
Today I listened your both English and Hindi version on life of milarepa who was one of greatest yogi of Tibet in 11th century.I really admired your presentation and appreciate to you for sharing us life of milarepa.
Wow...Sadhguru Ji...I have heard the Naamthaar( Story of Englightened one) of Jitsun Milarepa since my childhood. The very narration of Sadhguru is very powerful & felt differently within myself. Sadhguru Ji is not an ordinary human..indeed Englightened one. 🙏🙏🙏
@@namasterising there are many books on Milarepa . but what Sadhguru ji is said is wrong information about him. Although his narration is good but he does not have full knowledge about Milarepa.
@@tenzinchoeyang851 that is the way thing they understand . Their understanding capability is not as a Buddhist . In Buddhism we don't envolve the emotions rather a compassion and faith when describing a master .
"Sadhguru Ji is not an ordinary human..indeed Englightened one." Indeed. I noticed this when he narrated the Mahabharat too, it is not just the story it is the energy with which he imbues the story.
@Yash Paul Sharma no complaints to Shri Sadhguru ji.the story was just narrated as summary,there is a whole biography with facts and figures which happened for sure.or may be the book he read was by some outsider or a foreigner.
One dharmic lesson Milarepa learned: While Milarepa was cooking a nettle soup near a stream, suddenly a strong storm came and blew away the only piece of clothing he had in the air and got tangled on top of a tree. While trying to catch the cloth, the wind knocked the earthen pot down and broke it. At that moment he realized the emptiness and impermanence of the material world.
at one time or another in life, we have all experienced like-lessons. its up to us to learn from it. though often we choose to ignore it, and rush back to indulgence of desire and sense. i know i have. i pray to the spirit of milarepa that i can have the strength to choose detachment and positive austerity to break those bonds. to separate the water of consciousness from the oil of sensual indulgence. step away from the wheel of samsara. namaste.
Sti Ekkirala Bharadwaja Master garu used to read and translate this in daily. satsang in 1975-76? Telugu translation by E B& his disciple A B ie Ally Bhaskar Reddy Aditya nagar- Nellore A P India. The songs of Milarepa too Turquoise gift Damemaa- spouse of Marpa Gogdun Chudar a disciple to whom Milarepa was sent for initiation. No translation of biographies of Marpa Naropa & Tilopa Given. By PETA G in comments
How beautiful listening to this story from a so sweet and passionate voice like a father to his child before sleeping and the child hopes not to fall asleep for not loosing the end of a story, but my eyes are closing I ll be listening to this story again soon🧖♀️
I really enjoyed hearing this story of the great Milarepa . Thank you Sadhguru. Also thank you to the Tibetans who have given their comments and added their knowledge to this beautiful story.
Mila Repa's lineage is known for the practice of mystic heat known as Tumo in Tibetan - ability to generate body heat without clothes through meditation. Repa (cotton clad) is the epithet given to Mila as he survived the bitter winter in Himalayan caves with just cotton cloth. In 1970s American doctor such as Herbert Benson of Harvard University has conducted the experiment on the Tibetan Buddhist monks who practice Tumo meditation were amazed to learn the ability of monks to dry the wet cloths on their bare bodies and increase body temperature in freezing temperature through Tumo meditation. Dr Benson is one of the earliest one to adopt Mindfulness meditation as therapy in the West.
@@matthieulesquelin5930 During morning, while meditating on my mantra, I get so hot that even on 15°C I have to take my upper body clothes off, even under raging winds, if I don't take them off I start sweating. I do not know how I do it, it just happens. I do not know if it is a beginning of tummo or not. But it seems like it.
@@matthieulesquelin5930 So Did you read Ramana Maharshi of Arunachalam s life and teaching? Who Am I? Root of I Monism of Sankara and of Swamy Vivekananda Anal haq of Mansur Hillaj J Rumi ST Or a plethora of names***"
It comes and goes through all civilizations in different ages i think. The spiritual old shamanisms of Europe for example are having a comeback. We come from our decendents the indo-European tribes,so perhaps we inherited some of the teachings, but it was altered trough time and different ways of tribal life and culture.
@@KatieKamala right bro India is a home of god,Proud to be an indian,My india is heaven on earth,westerners see on only poverty,pollution in india but they don know the power of india,the spirituality here n divine gurus we have
cherry madhar I agree I’ve studied Ayurveda for 2 years in Kerala and spend time also in Ashrams and traveled to Himalayas on a writing retreat. I love India and the people
I heard this stories from my father (i am from ladakh) milarepa was one of the most important yogi in kyagu lineage one of the 4 lineage of tibetan Buddhism.
The greatest story teller in the current world is sadhguru🙏 I am very thankful to god for bringing him into my life , my life has changed so much after his teachings
@Buddhist Jay Lord Buddha. Jay Yogi Milarepa. Sir, I respect you. But, a small request to you. I know many Yogis. You also know many great Yogis. We all know about their stories of life. But , the stories can't help us in our spiritual path. We should experience something within us. For that we need a Guru in our life. Sadhguru is one of them, who can guide the humanity towards self-realization.
This makes such sense of chaotic human emotions. I believe farm chores are one of the greatest gifts in my daily life. Even in the Minnesota dark winter, the Sun's rays on the sparkly snow remind me of Earth's natural beauty. So not only is the cold snow not resented for falling, but the flakes are appreciated for their individual beauty. And it simply helps me learn and love!! Thank you for this light, Sadhguru. Love to all! Inner Bliss for all😌🙏
Sadhguru has narrated the enlightened Milareppa story so well that i have forgotten some of Sadhguru mistakes in this story. Anyway most important it should touch people’s heart to reach Milarepa & may everyone achieve Enlightenment with in this life time. Best is to read the book.
Thank you Sadhguru 🙏🏽 Many years ago I travelled through Tibet from China, I was on my way to India for the first time. Almost 10 years later in London, I received a Marpa Empowerment from Karmapa himself. It's so beautiful to listen to you tell this story of Milarepa 🙏🏽, my wish is to meet you in person one day in this lifetime, to thank you for light you shine for all 🙏🏽 You are like a jewel in the heart of a lotus - Om Mani Peme Hung 🙏🏽 These days Milarepa is still like a 'super-hero' for many Tibetan kids, they read comic books about him to learn his stories.
A very warm namaskar for Sadhguru. I really remind my late grandmother who used to tell great stories like these. These generations are happy to have you to get enlightened by your preachings. I am a spiritually enthusiastic person having a quest in search of unexplained mysteries. And by your videos I gain more knowledge. Known is a drop unknown is an ocean.
The moment Mila heard of Marpa’s name He felt goosebumps all over His body and arose immense devotion for Marpa which shows He was the genuine and right Guru for Him and also there were Karmic relationships involved. The night before their meeting both Marpa and His wife had very auspicious dreams. So Marpa already knew everything that a very great and holy student was coming to seek His help.
I read a epic about Milarepa, "The life of Milarepa" by Lobzang p. Lhalugpa by every sentence of book I was not able to hold in my tears coming out by beautiful narration of the epic.😥
It's great how you brought the subject to bigger audience but I think some of information is incorrect such as his sister died. Both his aunt and sister became his good disciple and there are many others. If you are interest, look for Tibetan version of story.. that will give you goosebumps for sure. Have a nice day..
In the past few days, I have been attracted to the picture of Milarepa and collecting them and gazing at them and loving them and sending them to a friend. But I never really knew if it was Milarepa or who Milarepa is. And then I just happen upon this powerful talk by Sadhguru. Life indeed is mysterious.
If you choose to see yourself something else than human, you choose to see other people different. If you see other people different than you, as good or bad, you try to change the natural course. If you try to change the world, you eventually see that it can't be done. Everyone grows to be as their environment has raised them. Environment, culture and genes are depended on the whole world around it. Interfering itself is too based on the knowledge you have learned from someone. It is up to you, that can you find peace in that knowledge and leave things as they are. Everything goes with its own weight and has its own time. Observe and everything finds its place within you.
Thank you for reminding us the story again as human we tend to forget . I've heard ,read and watch movies of the Milarepa but every time I think of it ..it touches my soul . 🙏
Thank you so much for posting this. The story of Milarepa is very near and dear to my Heart. I watched this a few times today and just cry every time I watch it... for so many reasons. Thank you 🙏💜🌈✨✨✨
In AP too Ekkirala Bharadwaja Master translated it Later A B Reddy did it- a penance of 40 years- according to him - a disciple of EB Telugu translations
8:13- the way sadguru puts it is...."this is a spirited man, he overdoes everything". No sadguru, he's a sinful man, guilty because of his deeds, and because of what he did in influence of his own mother, and peace is the first thing that left the building for him.
I love these lessons of yours, I am grateful to this human being for everything that is, and for u being who u are. I am grateful to have born in this era.
Sadhguru you proved that to tackle today's debating life we need calmness in us which is most essential to win anywhere and everywhere Love you Sadhguru😍
I've been following Tibetan culture for the past few years and wanting to know about Milarepa. I heard somewhere that he was the only monk (the only person, in fact) who ventured successfully to the apex of Mount Kailash? Don't know if this is true but blessed to hear this tale from Sadhguru 🙏🙌
Sadguru Pranaam to your lotus feet. I don't know anything about Milarepa, but Co-incidentally I heard about Milarepa story from 2 important persons(One is Sadguru) in a single day. Its quite amazing incidence for me to recall it. Jai Sadguru, Jai Milarepa.
Sadh guru ji, I am a Tibetan and in our narration of Jetsun Milarepa’s life journey, I have never heard milarepa going India. Yes, great Marpa ‘s guru were great Tilohpa and great Naropa from India.
If it is on or not on records does it really matter regarding the richness of the teachings? Very few are aware the famous Boddhidharma who founded Chen, Zen and it's likes in China and it finally was passed on to Japan, was from souther India?
Yes brother u r right...sad guru ji is a wise man..perhaps most logical being in India with such profound knowledged and wisdom...but..some of what he tell stories of Buddhism is not right....best part of Buddhism is we have our history got written...as the bond of teacher and student so immense and often resulted in enlightenment....written can't be wrong ...unless crooked to look authentic...in case if one does ..than one does not follow the principle of Buddha ...as one is not permitted to lie amongst many principles a Buddhist must abide by.... 🙏🙏🙏
Such a beautiful story and so wonderfully told. Sadhguru reminds me of my grandfather who used to recite me old stories of the lore and I would listen to it with rapt attention as a kid!
Good morning Sir Sadhguru Thank you for wonderful message and teaching. Absolutely informative and mindblowing. Rushen, Trishen and Suminthra Oojugir Kwa Zulu Natal South Africa
Sadhguru Ji reminds me of my grandma in story telling. You are an Excellently Story Teller. Am currently reading a book where Milarepa occurs frequently so this is real synchronicity.Thank you. Namaste
His sister became a beggar when he returned. Her mother was dead. By coincidence, I Just finish to read his biografy translated by W. Y. Evans-Wentz. Good book. Kind of fantastic, magical world, completely diferent of our time'world, but a worth Reading book. ... What a human ( Divine) being he was.
This was so amazing. Life changing story🍃 I feel like I can be blessed big time after all the years that I’ve been sacrificing myself for my own personal and spiritual growth.
In resentment and degrading is the teaching and works out as grace too. What can be lost, is not you and what is beyond coming and going can not be possessed. THAT is already YOU. Circumstances will never matter. OM SAI RAM...
"Deep in the wild mountains,is a strange market place where you can trade the hassle and noise of everyday life,for ETERNAL LIGHT and BLISS."....Milarepa.. Follow SADHGURU with full faith and be happy..
Wonderful story and whoever’s doing the watercolor video production is beautiful 🤩 I’d like to hear about how Sadguru looks at how the Chinese have genocided Tibet
Can somebody ask from sadhguru whether incident of milarepa's revenge by calling hail storm with tantric practices in any way related to deaths or skeletons found in lake Roopkund in uttrakhand ,upper Himalayan region. As the skeletons found there have hail injuries on their skull that too unexpected hail storm.
I think you need to learn the story of milarepa, milarepa was unenlightened and didn't know the power of the mind. So the milarepa revenge might just be an imagination of his mind without realizing it, and he was also known for "realizing" after he gained enlightenment.
It was not perseverance it was refusal of his own desire. He would have been happier sooner if he developed a better approach to the chores and other daily projects he was assigned to do.
I came here as I heard today of the story of how he faced his cave when he came home and it was full of demons.. is a hopeful story to me as I've faced demons at home since 2011.. and I've fought and failed many times.. his actions his way seems true.. I'm changing my approach.. I'm afraid still but I'm going to try.. it's very physical as well as mental inward, but hearing his life story is hope.. thanks for posting this filming!!
Thank you sadhguru ji for spreading Tibetan culture which is India’s biggest gift.
welcome to india
We are brother ....no thanks....you are always welcome
Dharma needs to unite against the powers who have tortured us for centuries
Tibbet is wonderful place.
@@architsharma2877 oh yes!!!! so happy to see ppl realizing it
Sadhguru tells the story like a grandfather that loves you so deeply.
Such blessing to you dear Guru🙏❤
Exactly I was afraid that we are losing the tradition of when we as children listen to the story from grandparents, but with Sadhguru, I can proudly say tradition can not only be revived but can be introduced to its former glory.
This guy he is talking about, either he grew very old or he worked very fast.
Cheers
Wonderful story telling style and tone that kept me wanting to follow the narrative right to end, absorbing at the same a deep message of lasting value, offered without a trace of sentimentality or preachiness.
@@voorruitdanmaar he gather knowledge by himself may b, bcoz he meditate like "meditation is as simple as daily routine for him....
Being a Tibetan I'm blessed to hear it from you sadhguru ji.
You are the wise one in India.
Your a Tibetan Have you read your great Yogis biography as it was written?
Wise ??he just story teller n he is duffer
Than you should have listen to his other speech where is spits venom and insults Buddha our lord
India fook tha u
The replies are pure stupidity😄
India and Tibet are may geographically separated but not culturally and historically
Love Tibet Love India
India and Tibet is very different though, culturally.
Tomorrow????!!!!??
I am glad to be born in India, before my life is over I will make best use of its knowledge.
God bless u.....
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Milarepa's yearning and struggles for salvation.. his dedication to it, his dedication to his guru marpa, is making me tear up..
Thank you for sharing the story of the legendary being, Jetsuen Mila Repa.🙏🏻
According to the Tibetan text, Mila’s mom and sister had not died after he came back from mastering black magic but in fact he learnt that his mom had died when he returned back from getting teachings from Marpa(Mila’s spiritual master).
Yes, I too heard the same. But the concept is 100% the same.
He was saying wrong on many aspects about Tibetan Buddhism.
Marpa's teacher was Naropa who was an abbot at the Nalanda University. While teaching at Nalanda Naropa met a Dakini who was disguised an old lady asked him many questions on Dharma which Naropa answered correctly said you have only learnt the bookish knowledge, not the experiential one or the ultimate one. To receive the experiential knowledge you have to seek master Tilopa. Marpa left Nalanda and headed toward what is known North India as at that time both Kashmir region and Bihar and UP were the great monasteries and gurus lived. The place is called Trilokpur, HP where Tilopa is supposed to have meditated. Naropa was also subjected to trials (12 major and 24 minor) by Tilopa before he was given the teaching.
"Marpa left Nalanda..." should be "Naropa left Nalanda..."
Thanks!
Wow! Awe-interesting. Thank you
And the story of Milerapa does it end with Milerapa being Marpas teacher? Why does every song of the hundred thousand songs of Milerapa go (paraphrasing) Homage to my teacher Marpa who is (enlightened)? What scriptural biography of Milerapa matches what was said in this video?
These are teachings that impacts the most , when Sadhguru narrates the story and you can live its frequency vibrating within you it feels like a wonderful journey and travel across the century from the comfort of your own seat. Don’t record the words but find a place within you to store the tale. Namaskaram Sadhguru I love how you rekindle a dimming candlelight.
That's the reason why his holliness dalai lama always says he is son of India... All the root texts of tibetan Buddhism(all the four sects) are from Indian gurus...
You must be one of those gurus then
@@junkiri6970 lol
4 sects of T B. What are they?
Vajra yana ? m
Mantra yana?
Tantrayana?
Simple worship of Buddha offering tea pork by simple minded devotees
3 stages of Buddhism
Laity Ms Top monism?
obviously........
@@Arjun19431 can you shade some lights on what is obvious?
Milarepa : *" ALL appearances are mere reflections of the mind."* .•°ॐ°•.
Yes Monism like
Mantra yawna or yaana
So true
Today I listened your both English and Hindi version on life of milarepa who was one of greatest yogi of Tibet in 11th century.I really admired your presentation and appreciate to you for sharing us life of milarepa.
❤
Wow...Sadhguru Ji...I have heard the Naamthaar( Story of Englightened one) of Jitsun Milarepa since my childhood. The very narration of Sadhguru is very powerful & felt differently within myself. Sadhguru Ji is not an ordinary human..indeed Englightened one. 🙏🙏🙏
Story is not right...
@@kuengatshering3530 where can I read this story properly?
@@namasterising there are many books on Milarepa . but what Sadhguru ji is said is wrong information about him. Although his narration is good but he does not have full knowledge about Milarepa.
@@tenzinchoeyang851 that is the way thing they understand .
Their understanding capability is not as a Buddhist .
In Buddhism we don't envolve the emotions rather a compassion and faith when describing a master .
"Sadhguru Ji is not an ordinary human..indeed Englightened one." Indeed. I noticed this when he narrated the Mahabharat too, it is not just the story it is the energy with which he imbues the story.
Let us also THANK the team of animators and editors, who create such lovely illustrations!
Our generation is a lucky one to have sadhguru.
Silence is consent.
Milarepa teacher was Marpa,And Marpa teacher was Tilopa and Naropa from India.
TILOPA was the teacher of Naropa...
@Dorjee Lendey He should have done his homework properly/thoroughly before lecturing on it !! 🙏 Founded the kagyupa !!
@Yash Paul Sharma no complaints to Shri Sadhguru ji.the story was just narrated as
summary,there is a whole biography with facts and figures which happened for sure.or may be the book he read was by some outsider or a foreigner.
How u u know. I m from Romania and I practiced his tantric yoga for 20 years till I came to USA. Omg. Not many knows that
@@mariustalos6497 what you practiced can you tell me what the bad thing was
One dharmic lesson Milarepa learned: While Milarepa was cooking a nettle soup near a stream, suddenly a strong storm came and blew away the only piece of clothing he had in the air and got tangled on top of a tree. While trying to catch the cloth, the wind knocked the earthen pot down and broke it.
At that moment he realized the emptiness and impermanence of the material world.
at one time or another in life, we have all experienced like-lessons. its up to us to learn from it. though often we choose to ignore it, and rush back to indulgence of desire and sense. i know i have. i pray to the spirit of milarepa that i can have the strength to choose detachment and positive austerity to break those bonds. to separate the water of consciousness from the oil of sensual indulgence. step away from the wheel of samsara. namaste.
... and there was a thick lining of encrusted nettles in the pot from years of cooking.
@@sawtoothiandi pray to your spirit with your utmost sincerity..you will then definitely get it
Sti Ekkirala Bharadwaja Master garu used to read and translate this in daily. satsang in 1975-76?
Telugu translation by E B& his disciple A B ie Ally Bhaskar Reddy
Aditya nagar- Nellore A P India.
The songs of Milarepa too
Turquoise gift
Damemaa- spouse of Marpa
Gogdun Chudar a disciple to whom Milarepa was sent for initiation.
No translation of biographies of
Marpa Naropa & Tilopa
Given. By PETA G in comments
Encrusted nettles- soup
Body becomes green????
How beautiful listening to this story from a so sweet and passionate voice like a father to his child before sleeping and the child hopes not to fall asleep for not loosing the end of a story, but my eyes are closing I ll be listening to this story again soon🧖♀️
I really enjoyed hearing this story of the great Milarepa . Thank you Sadhguru. Also thank you to the Tibetans who have given their comments and added their knowledge to this beautiful story.
Mila Repa's lineage is known for the practice of mystic heat known as Tumo in Tibetan - ability to generate body heat without clothes through meditation. Repa (cotton clad) is the epithet given to Mila as he survived the bitter winter in Himalayan caves with just cotton cloth.
In 1970s American doctor such as Herbert Benson of Harvard University has conducted the experiment on the Tibetan Buddhist monks who practice Tumo meditation were amazed to learn the ability of monks to dry the wet cloths on their bare bodies and increase body temperature in freezing temperature through Tumo meditation.
Dr Benson is one of the earliest one to adopt Mindfulness meditation as therapy in the West.
@@matthieulesquelin5930 u still have next life to learn..
@@matthieulesquelin5930 Did you find a teacher yet?
@@matthieulesquelin5930 go to wim hof 🤣🤣 .
@@matthieulesquelin5930 During morning, while meditating on my mantra, I get so hot that even on 15°C I have to take my upper body clothes off, even under raging winds, if I don't take them off I start sweating. I do not know how I do it, it just happens. I do not know if it is a beginning of tummo or not. But it seems like it.
@@matthieulesquelin5930 So Did you read Ramana Maharshi of Arunachalam s life and teaching?
Who Am I?
Root of I
Monism of Sankara and of Swamy Vivekananda
Anal haq of Mansur Hillaj J Rumi ST
Or a plethora of names***"
Tibet is a laboratory for evolving human consciousness, at one point in time the whole indian subcontinent was like Tibet
It comes and goes through all civilizations in different ages i think. The spiritual old shamanisms of Europe for example are having a comeback.
We come from our decendents the indo-European tribes,so perhaps we inherited some of the teachings, but it was altered trough time and different ways of tribal life and culture.
Loading Mikke true but no other culture has the history of saints and masters as Mother India.
@@KatieKamala right bro India is a home of god,Proud to be an indian,My india is heaven on earth,westerners see on only poverty,pollution in india but they don know the power of india,the spirituality here n divine gurus we have
cherry madhar I agree I’ve studied Ayurveda for 2 years in Kerala and spend time also in Ashrams and traveled to Himalayas on a writing retreat. I love India and the people
@@KatieKamala thx for ur love we also love u ,u r always welcome here ,this is all yours
I heard this stories from my father (i am from ladakh) milarepa was one of the most important yogi in kyagu lineage one of the 4 lineage of tibetan Buddhism.
I just love listening to you Sadhguru❤
Me too!!
True
Me too.
The greatest story teller in the current world is sadhguru🙏 I am very thankful to god for bringing him into my life , my life has changed so much after his teachings
Sadhguru is our Milarepa. We are so lucky that our Guru is with us.
He is one form of Shiva
@Citizen X Yes! Unfold nothingness.
@Buddhist why no?
@Buddhist Jay Lord Buddha. Jay Yogi Milarepa. Sir, I respect you. But, a small request to you. I know many Yogis. You also know many great Yogis. We all know about their stories of life. But , the stories can't help us in our spiritual path. We should experience something within us. For that we need a Guru in our life. Sadhguru is one of them, who can guide the humanity towards self-realization.
@Buddhist Thank you sir.
I'm glad to live in an age of such a phenomenal being spreading Dharma, thank you Sadhguru!
This makes such sense of chaotic human emotions. I believe farm chores are one of the greatest gifts in my daily life. Even in the Minnesota dark winter, the Sun's rays on the sparkly snow remind me of Earth's natural beauty. So not only is the cold snow not resented for falling, but the flakes are appreciated for their individual beauty. And it simply helps me learn and love!! Thank you for this light, Sadhguru. Love to all! Inner Bliss for all😌🙏
SUCH AN INTENSE ATTENTION OF SPREADING SUCH EPIC HAPPENING ON HIS OWN WAY BY SADHGURU JI,SO PURE TO LISTEN
Sadhguru has narrated the enlightened Milareppa story so well that i have forgotten some of Sadhguru mistakes in this story. Anyway most important it should touch people’s heart to reach Milarepa & may everyone achieve Enlightenment with in this life time. Best is to read the book.
Thank you Sadhguru 🙏🏽 Many years ago I travelled through Tibet from China, I was on my way to India for the first time. Almost 10 years later in London, I received a Marpa Empowerment from Karmapa himself. It's so beautiful to listen to you tell this story of Milarepa 🙏🏽, my wish is to meet you in person one day in this lifetime, to thank you for light you shine for all 🙏🏽 You are like a jewel in the heart of a lotus - Om Mani Peme Hung 🙏🏽
These days Milarepa is still like a 'super-hero' for many Tibetan kids, they read comic books about him to learn his stories.
A very warm namaskar for Sadhguru. I really remind my late grandmother who used to tell great stories like these. These generations are happy to have you to get enlightened by your preachings. I am a spiritually enthusiastic person having a quest in search of unexplained mysteries. And by your videos I gain more knowledge. Known is a drop unknown is an ocean.
He was the only person in kalyug who was able to clibm Mount KAILASH where Lord shiv lives.
This is wrong story...
Uh...what?
@@mukeshpurohit4479 what is true?
Not topmost part
Milarepa was the father of siva
The moment Mila heard of Marpa’s name He felt goosebumps all over His body and arose immense devotion for Marpa which shows He was the genuine and right Guru for Him and also there were Karmic relationships involved. The night before their meeting both Marpa and His wife had very auspicious dreams. So Marpa already knew everything that a very great and holy student was coming to seek His help.
Yes So says the book.
Karmic relation ship
Oh God!!!
Such details must learning only from the book.
I read a epic about Milarepa, "The life of Milarepa" by Lobzang p. Lhalugpa by every sentence of book I was not able to hold in my tears coming out by beautiful narration of the epic.😥
The parting scenes deaths utter poverty oh really tears and ineffable pathos of life
Why should God Almighty create this world? Oh God !!!
Thank you for sharing the name of the book.
It's great how you brought the subject to bigger audience but I think some of information is incorrect such as his sister died. Both his aunt and sister became his good disciple and there are many others. If you are interest, look for Tibetan version of story.. that will give you goosebumps for sure. Have a nice day..
As a Tibetan hearing about our own culture story of ( Melarapa) it’s awesome & for more info :they r comics to read....👍👍👍
Am listening on the anniversary of the jetsun milarepa. Thank you so much for spreading and acknowledging the Tibetan spiritual teachings. Grateful 😇🙏
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beautiful...
Big fan bro
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Alot of respect to milarapa he grinded his whole life and got what he worked so hard for.
In the past few days, I have been attracted to the picture of Milarepa and collecting them and gazing at them and loving them and sending them to a friend. But I never really knew if it was Milarepa or who Milarepa is. And then I just happen upon this powerful talk by Sadhguru. Life indeed is mysterious.
*_The intro art is absolutely BEAUTIFUL!_* Hopefully, I can make illustrations just as mesmerizing one day
I could listen for hours......
Thank you so much, Sadhguru, for this beautiful, important teaching of Jetsun Milarepa's life and realization.
Thank You Sadhguru for introducing Milarepa, Marpa i Naropa to Your influence circle.
If you choose to see yourself something else than human, you choose to see other people different.
If you see other people different than you, as good or bad, you try to change the natural course.
If you try to change the world, you eventually see that it can't be done.
Everyone grows to be as their environment has raised them.
Environment, culture and genes are depended on the whole world around it.
Interfering itself is too based on the knowledge you have learned from someone.
It is up to you, that can you find peace in that knowledge and leave things as they are.
Everything goes with its own weight and has its own time.
Observe and everything finds its place within you.
Bro ,you are me and I am pain
No ,not quite to be honest but in the end who knows
I am that ,i am
Adam Wood No you not that!You Amtyness /Nothingness !You all there is!You will See find out your self!
@@rosisunny9302 as we all will
Excellent narration. I have always loved Tibet. Feel sorry for their entire country for being persecuted by the Chinese. Love Sadhguru's compassion
that is bullshit ！
Don't feel sorry..World needed their wisdom .It is all part of large scheme.
Pranaam Sadguru 🙏. I read about Milarepa ,tilopa Naropa lineage. It is so profound it left a deep mark on my soul.
That guru in India Sadhguru speaks of is none other than Naropa an Indian Tantric Buddhist Yogi and mahasiddha.
True! The kagyu lineage....
An abbot in the University of Nalanda you can see PETA Go Old woman. Tilopa corrects him.
And Padmasambhava too
Om namashivaya 🙏
I don't know what to say
But this story touched me so deeply
Just speechless
M glad our great culture is being spread and taught through the history of the great Tibetan yogi milarepa
One of the great narrations ever heard .... Thank you Sadhguru 💐🙏
Thank you so much Sadhguru for this particular talk on Tibetan Buddhism on Milarepa. Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you for reminding us the story again as human we tend to forget . I've heard ,read and watch movies of the Milarepa but every time I think of it ..it touches my soul . 🙏
Movie Where? Dubbing could be done. Indian hero can act?
I was so interested and concentrated to listen to the story of Milarepa from Sadhguru. Obeisances unto him.
Thank you so much for posting this. The story of Milarepa is very near and dear to my Heart. I watched this a few times today and just cry every time I watch it... for so many reasons.
Thank you 🙏💜🌈✨✨✨
In AP too Ekkirala Bharadwaja Master translated it
Later A B Reddy did it- a penance of 40 years- according to him - a disciple of EB Telugu translations
@@ravisekharsridharreddynedu8538 thank you 🙏💜
Story beautifilly told.
8:13- the way sadguru puts it is...."this is a spirited man, he overdoes everything". No sadguru, he's a sinful man, guilty because of his deeds, and because of what he did in influence of his own mother, and peace is the first thing that left the building for him.
I could listen to his voice till the end....❤️
I love these lessons of yours, I am grateful to this human being for everything that is, and for u being who u are. I am grateful to have born in this era.
Sadhguru you proved that to tackle today's debating life we need calmness in us which is most essential to win anywhere and everywhere
Love you Sadhguru😍
I've been following Tibetan culture for the past few years and wanting to know about Milarepa. I heard somewhere that he was the only monk (the only person, in fact) who ventured successfully to the apex of Mount Kailash? Don't know if this is true but blessed to hear this tale from Sadhguru 🙏🙌
I have heard this story before but now I know this story never before. 👏
Sadguru Pranaam to your lotus feet. I don't know anything about Milarepa, but Co-incidentally I heard about Milarepa story from 2 important persons(One is Sadguru) in a single day. Its quite amazing incidence for me to recall it. Jai Sadguru, Jai Milarepa.
How come sadguru has soo much knowledge. He narrates soo well.
We need more gurus like sadguru.
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Sadh guru ji, I am a Tibetan and in our narration of Jetsun Milarepa’s life journey, I have never heard milarepa going India. Yes, great Marpa ‘s guru were great Tilohpa and great Naropa from India.
May be he is wrong ,sometimes he also. Mentions wrong facts about indian stories also
If it is on or not on records does it really matter regarding the richness of the teachings? Very few are aware the famous Boddhidharma who founded Chen, Zen and it's likes in China and it finally was passed on to Japan, was from souther India?
Yes brother u r right...sad guru ji is a wise man..perhaps most logical being in India with such profound knowledged and wisdom...but..some of what he tell stories of Buddhism is not right....best part of Buddhism is we have our history got written...as the bond of teacher and student so immense and often resulted in enlightenment....written can't be wrong ...unless crooked to look authentic...in case if one does ..than one does not follow the principle of Buddha ...as one is not permitted to lie amongst many principles a Buddhist must abide by.... 🙏🙏🙏
It's Indian version
where do you live now?
Dharamshala?
Thank you so much for sharing! Peace and love for everyone YUPII!
beautiful history of Milarepa. Thank you so much Sadhguru . you are a truly inspiration
One life enlightenment 🙏
We human beings are capable to become Enlightened ❤️
With tears I want to clean the feet my of mysiva (sadguru) ♥️🙏
What a beautiful and clear description & explanation! And what a beautiful way of talking!
DNT know why tears in my eyes when deciple becomes guru and guru becomes deciple
Such a beautiful story and so wonderfully told. Sadhguru reminds me of my grandfather who used to recite me old stories of the lore and I would listen to it with rapt attention as a kid!
story telling is the most powerful teaching tool......impressed
It's a great joy to hear stories from Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev
Good morning Sir Sadhguru
Thank you for wonderful message and teaching.
Absolutely informative and mindblowing.
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Sadhguru Ji reminds me of my grandma in story telling. You are an Excellently Story Teller. Am currently reading a book where Milarepa occurs frequently so this is real synchronicity.Thank you. Namaste
Milarepa has gone through a lot of hurdles to get enlightened! Known to be the only person to get enlightened in one lifetime! 🙏
Infinite joy and gratitude for posting this story... only from SJV it sounds right and makes sense... Om Namah!
These Spiritual lores are Just the best..
His sister became a beggar when he returned. Her mother was dead.
By coincidence, I Just finish to read his biografy translated by W. Y. Evans-Wentz.
Good book. Kind of fantastic, magical world, completely diferent of our time'world, but a worth Reading book.
... What a human ( Divine) being he was.
YwEW s book Recommended by Ramana Maharshi of Arunachalam
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This was so amazing. Life changing story🍃 I feel like I can be blessed big time after all the years that I’ve been sacrificing myself for my own personal and spiritual growth.
In resentment and degrading is the teaching and works out as grace too. What can be lost, is not you and what is beyond coming and going can not be possessed. THAT is already YOU. Circumstances will never matter. OM SAI RAM...
"Deep in the wild mountains,is a strange market place where you can trade the hassle and noise of everyday life,for ETERNAL LIGHT and BLISS."....Milarepa..
Follow SADHGURU with full faith and be happy..
Don't why tears in my eyes when sadhguru says ..guru becomes disciple , disciple becomes guru...
Wonderful story and whoever’s doing the watercolor video production is beautiful 🤩 I’d like to hear about how Sadguru looks at how the Chinese have genocided Tibet
Secrets of spiritual life awe tears exclamation surprise etc
stories by Sadhguru are best of all videos
The draw to explain the stories in every story is really beautiful ,simple and unique .lt luv them . colorful and simple.❤️❤️❤️
Can somebody ask from sadhguru whether incident of milarepa's revenge by calling hail storm with tantric practices in any way related to deaths or skeletons found in lake Roopkund in uttrakhand ,upper Himalayan region. As the skeletons found there have hail injuries on their skull that too unexpected hail storm.
I think you need to learn the story of milarepa, milarepa was unenlightened and didn't know the power of the mind. So the milarepa revenge might just be an imagination of his mind without realizing it, and he was also known for "realizing" after he gained enlightenment.
Priceless parables of enlightenment. SG way of narrating is second to none.
Sadguru apke charno me koti koti naman
Loads of respect for India and Indians for protecting Tibetan Buddhism. Thank you
Thank you so much for sharing these things. I am so interested and have such respect for this knowledge, history and stories. Thank you
Wonderful narration by Adiyogi homself. He knows all. Pranam guru.
Naropa, the Marpa’s guru had similar hardships story while attaining the dampa from his guru Tilopa.
This is what is real perseverance. Highly inspiring...🙏🙏🙏
It was not perseverance it was refusal of his own desire. He would have been happier sooner if he developed a better approach to the chores and other daily projects he was assigned to do.
Milerapa is truly an amazing ascended Master.I am so drawn to him.
Have you read his Biography??
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It’s extremely touchy! Creates great respect for our guru. And also knew many things that were unknown to me. Thank you
I came here as I heard today of the story of how he faced his cave when he came home and it was full of demons.. is a hopeful story to me as I've faced demons at home since 2011.. and I've fought and failed many times.. his actions his way seems true.. I'm changing my approach.. I'm afraid still but I'm going to try.. it's very physical as well as mental inward, but hearing his life story is hope.. thanks for posting this filming!!
Sadhguru has given so many methods🙏
Thank you, Thank you! for telling that great story with such love, and pertinent detail! What a blessing it is to hear it from your lips!
I love this type of history things by sadhguru ,🙏 thank you sadhguru for sharing