Maybe some of you wonder what is so special about Karmapa and his speech that deserves standing ovation in the end. Well, you will not find it in his words, there are many more talented speakers and brighter ideas than compassion. Important is what Karmapa represents. He might said nothing at all and stil he would have been applauded. Because this man represents the beautiful being which is in everyone of us. He is the beautiful being, by status. And he carries this quality through centuries.
This is my second time watching this talk, so touch and make me crying. Thanks to HH Karmapa, you are real Buddha. Thanks to the translator doing the great job.
I am writing this comment in Aug 2021, when my country is suffering thousand of death due to Covid-19. Million people in the world are under harsh situation. The concept that Karmapa has given of being aware of happiness in each every breath means a lot to human being in the Earth now. Perhaps we had never paid enough attention that ones could loose their freedom forever in seconds. I would thank you everyone for all you have done and I am sorry that I have also not sincerely paid good enough attention on your information.
I don't know why people don't like this talk. The message I got was sometimes we are more interested in profit and growth that we forget to care about others. While profit and growth aren't necesarily bad, they aren't the whole picture and ignoring the rest will not get us where we want to go.
our main motivation may be to have happiness but in doing so we may get lost in the motivation just to obtain; missing the opportunities to experience joy that is presented in a subtle way.
mis hermanos en el Dharma..., sois las valiosas joyas que voy encontrando..., en el sendero del camino..., hacia el abandono del sufrimiento de samsara..., y por el beneficio de tod@s l@s seres del ciclo de existencias..., podamos tod@s alcanzar la iluminacion.
Tôi nghĩ phải hoàn thiện trái tim mình trước đã, nhất là biết ơn bố mẹ đã sinh ra mình luôn nghĩ về họ với lòng biết ơn sâu sắc rồi mới có thể biết yêu nhân loại
so many cranky people commenting out here. it's a positive message, god damn it, feel the bliss of healing nectar inside you, let the delusive waste water be drained by the holes of wisdom...
Om mani padme hum! Thank you for the inspiring video on the teachings and reflections of His Holiness. May all beings be happy. KARMAPA CHENNO! Mangalam!
@CymroGoch Case in point. You make an assertion, declare victory, and presume to have won the argument. You have to present the stronger argument to assume victory. You present NONE.
I liked his ability to compare the destruction of Budas in Afghanistan to the destruction of the Berlin wall. Rather than an insult it was necessary to remove these for communication. I don't know if this lead to more communication, but I liked the twist in perspective.
It would be nice if someone cared enough about the hearing impaired to put good subtitles on this. I wish some of you who hear would read this gibberish and think how we feel.
@@lkc1866 thanks to the excellent diction of this fantastic translator, the captions are pretty accurate. this is not always so and it is very frustrating for the hearing impaired to read such gibberish that is not at all what is being said.
I'm ashamed to admit, I couldn't make it to the end. The translation process was maddening. Why doesn't the Dalai Lama come to Ted? He must have been invited by now.
I was particularly moved by the positive interpretation of the destruction of the Buddhas by muslims. Normally we would think that they would be offended by what happend, which would further detereorate relations between two peoples. What a cool positive Buddhist way of looking at things! Reminds me of 'Offer the other cheek!'
To all those who are complaining about this vid... maybe you don't know who the karmapa is, but he happens to be a revered lama that many people around the world listen to intently. Yea, perhaps its not exactly a riveting talk, Just cause he's not talking about a subject that you're interested doesn't mean you can slate him. Listening to different ideas, Isn't that what TED is all about? cheers.
I remember when the Dalai Lama came to Ottawa. It was great! The funniest part was when the Dalai Lama was trying to find the correct translation for a puppy at it's mother's breast (something to do with natural instinct to nourish... I forget) and he could not think of the right word. So he asked his translator to describe it and he just simple said "the uh..nipple" and everybody laughed! Good times!
I have one serious question, whatever language he's speaking, does it not have the words "intelligence", "design" "thechnologiy", and all those words that he said in english?
@maiashakti i'd like to add: And if you aren't affected by his words or presence, or even feel resistance and other Negativity, then still, Tashi Delek...may you truely live in contentment,,joy, ease and never feel separated!
This man didn't say anything I found particularly offensive. Other than the moment where he suggested that in developing our "outward" selves we shouldn't forget our "inward" development... as if the two are some how antithetical or diametrically opposed to one another... In that if you develop one you somehow risk unbalancing the other. I did find that offensive and patronising.
@TalynCo I agree with your statement in principle, but I'm not sure this speaker had anything to say. What in particular did he say that was important or interesting? Could you bullet-point the items? And what did you learn?
HIS HOLINESS is a title that Vajrayana Buddhism uses (in English translation) for the head of lineage or a very accomplished meditation practitioner - these people demonstrate accomplishment by clearly displaying compassion and wisdom. It is given from others. Buddhism is an experience-based tradition, not faith based, so criticizing it for being "religious" because you don't like christianity is simply ignorant. At what point in this talk does he say something anything "religious"?
actually from what i recall, he does speak english, just a limnited amount, but he also speaks chinese quite well, as in the mandarin dialect.. although does it really matter?
@Wyga23 Ogyen Trinley Dorje, the 17th Karmapa Lama was born in rural Tibet and is of ethnic Tibetan descent. He is not Chinese. To all those who hear his words and are affected by his presence, Tashi delek!
I sometimes use the auto CC on Chinese Language talks and it types in English buy its not so great. Live CC would be really great, and for sure on archived media. I hope it can be put in motion real soon. Thank you for making this issue known. Karmapa Chenno!
@SAsgarters it depends how you define "religion". My perspective is that Buddhism is a set of practices and ideas designed to help you live in alignment with the principles of truth, love and compassion. Much like a good self help or personal development book it helps you understand yourself and the world around you better, not through telling you what to believe, giving you rules to live by or through mythical tales... but rather by encouraging introspection and critical thinking.
poor translater gets data overload from karmapa .. but tyler dewar is doing a great job , the guy is a genius translating this much .. very impressive performance .
So a word to the wise. This video is 20 min long, but half of it is in a language you cannot understand. I suggest letting the entire video download and then skipping ahead little bits at a time until the guy in the suit on the stage starts talking in English. Thumbs up to help everyone else out!1
@GargantuanLifeform99 "Sounds like a great location for retreat." It was on the aptly named Holy Island (it used to be home to an early British Christian hermit) - in the Firth of Clyde. The Buddhists bought the island about 20 years ago. I made a short film about it a few years ago - it wasn't a great success as they were on a long silent retreat as well when I filmed! Not many interviews!
@dimakritchevski as a westerner I totally agree with you. most of the people I know fit your judgment completely. I am trying very hard to not fit the mold.
@rootytuners May be your mind is so narrow and closed up. An object may appear different from different angle. Don't just look from fixed narrow frame of mind.
Translator's serious translation error：H.H the Karmapa didn't make any conment on the claps of Birlin Wall , the distraction of Bamion Buddha statue is different than the clapse of Birlin Wall , please don't put your own opinion in the translations.
If I were the translator, I would have translated his last statements as : "Now lets all grab some 40s and find some loose bitches at the nearest Hooters"
he is not so perfect translator..there is so many deeper point to understand.HH is sharing his experience and at the same time giving some point to understand the situation.
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Hats off to Tyler Dewar for such a rich translation - he made it seem so effortless
Translator level : Ninja
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Tyler Dewar is a beast at translation.
The interpreter is awesome. he brings Karmapas words to life for those of us who don’t understand his language. thank you.
Galwa Karmapa Khenno!
The translator did a excellent job man.
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Maybe some of you wonder what is so special about Karmapa and his speech that deserves standing ovation in the end. Well, you will not find it in his words, there are many more talented speakers and brighter ideas than compassion. Important is what Karmapa represents. He might said nothing at all and stil he would have been applauded. Because this man represents the beautiful being which is in everyone of us. He is the beautiful being, by status. And he carries this quality through centuries.
the role of the translator really captivates me. he is as calm and collected as the Karmapa during the talk.
May Great Karmapa have good things come to him!
Buddhas teachings, tolerance compassion, no ill towards one each other, good to remember this I think.
I feel the pain of His Holiness the Karmapa :( He is missing his family, mother and father, sooo much. I wish him the very soon reunion with them!
As always, Your Holiness, your powerful and wise words touch our hearts. Thank you.
This is my second time watching this talk, so touch and make me crying. Thanks to HH Karmapa, you are real Buddha. Thanks to the translator doing the great job.
What is the evidence that this person is a Buddha?
Thanks to His Holiness, to the translator and to the broadcast team.
Karmapa Cheno, Karmapa Cheno, Karmapa Cheno 🙏 superb Duper interpreter, Great 👍 👌 Thank you so much 🙏
Full of Grace.What a pleasure to be in his presence if only electronically.
Such depth and brilliance. God Bless the Karmapa!
The translator is as if he manifests Karmapa. Well done and expressed just as karmapa intends.
I appreciate the sharing and caring thoughts to organize this event. I have learnt new teaching or Karmapa. Much love and peace
so eloquently said, and translated. Deep respect and gratitude.
Thank you so much for whoever posted this. It is very nice for me to be able to find this material!
THIS MAN UNDERSTAND TIBETAN REALLY WELL. VERY IMPRESSIVE
More a blessing to end the conference than a TEDtalk. Not a complete waste of 25 minutes, but not really what I sub to TEDtalksDirector for.
I am writing this comment in Aug 2021, when my country is suffering thousand of death due to Covid-19. Million people in the world are under harsh situation. The concept that Karmapa has given of being aware of happiness in each every breath means a lot to human being in the Earth now. Perhaps we had never paid enough attention that ones could loose their freedom forever in seconds. I would thank you everyone for all you have done and I am sorry that I have also not sincerely paid good enough attention on your information.
Very impressive translator ♥️🙏. I can understand both languages 🤗🤭♥️♥️♥️😂 thank you sir karmapa. Huge love from East Sikkim sumin lingzey ♥️
Karmapa also looking on him so lovingly!
Wow, this translator is superhuman!
Today watching this after so many years I am aware today more than ever of what contribution I can make in the world I live in
How many years ago was it recorded?
thank you to the french translators !! Long life to His Holiness, the extraordinary and unique Karmapa
It's tibetan not french 🙂
French! So funny 😂 💕💕
Long Life His Holiness the 17th Gyalwang Karmapa Ogyen Trinley Dorje
"Karmapa Khenno"
Sao không có phụ đề tiếng Việt
Ngài Kamapa tướng Ngài phúc hậu quá! Con xin đảnh lễ Ngài!
Excellent translation !!
really nice meaning of his talk, i respect you, thank you. also the American translator really did good job, thanks again,
I don't know why people don't like this talk. The message I got was sometimes we are more interested in profit and growth that we forget to care about others. While profit and growth aren't necesarily bad, they aren't the whole picture and ignoring the rest will not get us where we want to go.
Translator level: 💎💎💎💎
U are a great leader karmapa
our main motivation may be to have happiness but in doing so we may get lost in the motivation just to obtain; missing the opportunities to experience joy that is presented in a subtle way.
Karmapa Khenno🙏🙏🙏❤️🙇🏻♀️🙇🏻♀️🙇🏻♀️🌹🌹🌹🌹💐💐
Mong sao cuộc trò chuyện nầy dịch sang tiếng Việt!
To the long life n flourishing activities of his holiness 17th Karmapa🙏Om Mani padme hum🙏🙏🙏
A Karmapa for the books for sure.
He has taken the lineage where it has never been.Karmapa loves to be entertained. boredom can really bring
I always feel inspired at Karmapa's words.
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Karmapa Khyenno
mis hermanos en el Dharma..., sois las valiosas joyas que voy encontrando..., en el sendero del camino..., hacia el abandono del sufrimiento de samsara..., y por el beneficio de tod@s l@s seres del ciclo de existencias..., podamos tod@s alcanzar la iluminacion.
Tôi nghĩ phải hoàn thiện trái tim mình trước đã, nhất là biết ơn bố mẹ đã sinh ra mình luôn nghĩ về họ với lòng biết ơn sâu sắc rồi mới có thể biết yêu nhân loại
There should be subtitles of more than 20 languages for this video. How come I can't see the choices of the subtitles here?
so many cranky people commenting out here. it's a positive message, god damn it, feel the bliss of healing nectar inside you, let the delusive waste water be drained by the holes of wisdom...
Om mani padme hum! Thank you for the inspiring video on the teachings and reflections of His Holiness. May all beings be happy. KARMAPA CHENNO! Mangalam!
Buddhas teachings, tolerance compassion, no ill
This fellow translating is like a Star Trek era cyborg. Whoa!
I am still shocked what happened 15 years before. Now going 80 and living for the past 40 years in Nepal
What’s happened? Can you tell me, please?
@CymroGoch Case in point. You make an assertion, declare victory, and presume to have won the argument. You have to present the stronger argument to assume victory. You present NONE.
I liked his ability to compare the destruction of Budas in Afghanistan to the destruction of the Berlin wall. Rather than an insult it was necessary to remove these for communication. I don't know if this lead to more communication, but I liked the twist in perspective.
@DoltMasher I'm not sure what you're trying to say here, do you mind rephrasing it?
It would be nice if someone cared enough about the hearing impaired to put good subtitles on this. I wish some of you who hear would read this gibberish and think how we feel.
Very good point. I will see what I can do to facilitate proper subtitles on HH Karmapa's media.
I clicked "cc" at lower right corner to see English subtitle. You can try it?
@@lkc1866 thanks to the excellent diction of this fantastic translator, the captions are pretty accurate. this is not always so and it is very frustrating for the hearing impaired to read such gibberish that is not at all what is being said.
@paulmerz TED's tagline refers specifically to innovations in Technology, Entertainment and Design being "ideas worth spreading".
I'm ashamed to admit, I couldn't make it to the end. The translation process was maddening. Why doesn't the Dalai Lama come to Ted? He must have been invited by now.
@Tendagami Where does his holiness come from?
I was particularly moved by the positive interpretation of the destruction of the Buddhas by muslims. Normally we would think that they would be offended by what happend, which would further detereorate relations between two peoples. What a cool positive Buddhist way of looking at things! Reminds me of 'Offer the other cheek!'
To all those who are complaining about this vid... maybe you don't know who the karmapa is, but he happens to be a revered lama that many people around the world listen to intently. Yea, perhaps its not exactly a riveting talk, Just cause he's not talking about a subject that you're interested doesn't mean you can slate him. Listening to different ideas, Isn't that what TED is all about? cheers.
Just for the fun of it, I'd like to hear the other karmapa on this show :)
I remember when the Dalai Lama came to Ottawa. It was great! The funniest part was when the Dalai Lama was trying to find the correct translation for a puppy at it's mother's breast (something to do with natural instinct to nourish... I forget) and he could not think of the right word. So he asked his translator to describe it and he just simple said "the uh..nipple" and everybody laughed! Good times!
🐍🦜 'Do words embarrass you?' -- Monty Python
I have one serious question, whatever language he's speaking, does it not have the words "intelligence", "design" "thechnologiy", and all those words that he said in english?
Great to engage the Eastern thought into TED as well! Kudos to HH The Karmapa! =)
@DistinctiveBlend in what way is Vajrayana Buddhism "superstitious"?
Okay, this is a nice talk, thank you!
@maiashakti i'd like to add: And if you aren't affected by his words or presence, or even feel resistance and other Negativity, then still, Tashi Delek...may you truely live in contentment,,joy, ease and never feel separated!
This man didn't say anything I found particularly offensive. Other than the moment where he suggested that in developing our "outward" selves we shouldn't forget our "inward" development... as if the two are some how antithetical or diametrically opposed to one another... In that if you develop one you somehow risk unbalancing the other. I did find that offensive and patronising.
Great translator
@TalynCo
I agree with your statement in principle, but I'm not sure this speaker had anything to say.
What in particular did he say that was important or interesting? Could you bullet-point the items? And what did you learn?
I cannot Post News about his Criminal acts at RUclips....strange
Small minds discuss people, average minds discuss events, great minds discuss ideas
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HIS HOLINESS is a title that Vajrayana Buddhism uses (in English translation) for the head of lineage or a very accomplished meditation practitioner - these people demonstrate accomplishment by clearly displaying compassion and wisdom. It is given from others. Buddhism is an experience-based tradition, not faith based, so criticizing it for being "religious" because you don't like christianity is simply ignorant. At what point in this talk does he say something anything "religious"?
Which Karmapa is this?
actually from what i recall, he does speak english, just a limnited amount, but he also speaks chinese quite well, as in the mandarin dialect.. although does it really matter?
Karmapa kenno
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@Wyga23 Ogyen Trinley Dorje, the 17th Karmapa Lama was born in rural Tibet and is of ethnic Tibetan descent. He is not Chinese. To all those who hear his words and are affected by his presence, Tashi delek!
YAY!Joy Johns. He has a few that are subtitled well,but most are not. You are a peach!
I sometimes use the auto CC on Chinese Language talks and it types in English buy its not so great. Live CC would be really great, and for sure on archived media. I hope it can be put in motion real soon. Thank you for making this issue known. Karmapa Chenno!
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Interesting observation... still human... still important...
@SAsgarters it depends how you define "religion". My perspective is that Buddhism is a set of practices and ideas designed to help you live in alignment with the principles of truth, love and compassion. Much like a good self help or personal development book it helps you understand yourself and the world around you better, not through telling you what to believe, giving you rules to live by or through mythical tales... but rather by encouraging introspection and critical thinking.
the apparent acceptance of this man's claim to fame by TED is an affront to human dignity
poor translater gets data overload from karmapa .. but tyler dewar is doing a great job , the guy is a genius translating this much .. very impressive performance .
So a word to the wise. This video is 20 min long, but half of it is in a language you cannot understand. I suggest letting the entire video download and then skipping ahead little bits at a time until the guy in the suit on the stage starts talking in English. Thumbs up to help everyone else out!1
@fonzdaii (I used "see" because I was running out of space. You should know I meant that which you cannot, essentially, test in some way).
So why was this guy on TED?
@GargantuanLifeform99
"Sounds like a great location for retreat."
It was on the aptly named Holy Island (it used to be home to an early British Christian hermit) - in the Firth of Clyde. The Buddhists bought the island about 20 years ago. I made a short film about it a few years ago - it wasn't a great success as they were on a long silent retreat as well when I filmed! Not many interviews!
@dimakritchevski as a westerner I totally agree with you. most of the people I know fit your judgment completely. I am trying very hard to not fit the mold.
TIME TO RISE OUR VOICE IS NOW !!!
@rootytuners May be your mind is so narrow and closed up. An object may appear different from different angle.
Don't just look from fixed narrow frame of mind.
Karmapa Chenno 🙏🙏🙏
☸️only in the World True☸️ ✨🌍🪷Namo Buddha Namo Nama🏔️🕊️✨
@liquidminds most likely he said it in english to help the translator out.
Translator's serious translation error：H.H the Karmapa didn't make any conment on the claps of Birlin Wall , the distraction of Bamion Buddha statue is different than the clapse of Birlin Wall , please don't put your own opinion in the translations.
Ogyen Trinley Dorje is the one and only true Karmapa in the Kagyu tradition. The other Karmapa is puppet of Sharma Rinpoche.
Karmapa Khenno to all Karmapas
If I were the translator, I would have translated his last statements as : "Now lets all grab some 40s and find some loose bitches at the nearest Hooters"
he is not so perfect translator..there is so many deeper point to understand.HH is sharing his experience and at the same time giving some point to understand the situation.