It is said that wisdom lies not in seeing thing's but in seeing through thing's. What you resist persist but if you see thing's for what they really are the false delusions. They will fall away.
Thank you for your insightful comment, Kelly Kizer! You've beautifully captured a core tenet of Buddhist philosophy: the importance of seeing things as they truly are, beyond our perceptions and illusions. This clear vision is indeed the path to wisdom. By understanding the nature of desire and seeing through the delusions that bind us, we can let go and find true freedom. Keep exploring these profound ideas; your reflections are a valuable part of our community’s journey.
Brilliantly captured my man ❤ Such clear insight develops with a lot of right understanding, effort and patience...may you keep marching on towards Buddhahood
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I'm born in to a Buddhist family in Sri Lanka. I started practicing Buddha Dahamma at my 29th year. Now I'm 70 years old. I have gone through most of your videos. You have developed a excellent way of explaining the Buddha Dahamma. Now, I wish to know, about the way you managed to get this. Is it the knowledge you got from reading Buddhist books or did you got first hand knowledge by doing meditation and gaining intuitive wisdom?.
Thanks for your comment which led me think deep. This is how I understand, one of the truths Buddha understood " every action has a consequence. ( Karma Niyama). Five percept come under this truth. You will have to bear the consequence of your actions. ( good and bad both).
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The unskillfulness to differentiate between desire and decision has led to the confusion. Desire is feeling based on ignorance of reality, decision is awareness based on mindfulness of reality.
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calling it a desire i believe is an error . it is not a desire to get rid of desire , it is realising cravings and desires leads to attachment and hence you want to avoid desire.
According to St Paul we our being and humanity is like a fragile earthen vessel weak fragile and vulnerable but we have the faculties of our and the Holy Spirit which can dwell in us who can strengthen and protect guide our life our sojourn on earth, constantly inspire and give us Hope. The Holy Spirit is the third person in the Trinity. One God in three different persons in our Catholic Christian faith and beliefs . It is the Love that emanates between the God the Father and God the Son our Lord Jesus Christ k! Its always an everyday challenge and difficult to direct all the desires and passions of our hearts the faculties of our mind. Towards God and to be with Him in the afterlife. Vain is our Faith if there’s no resurrection of the dead! St Paul the Apostle of the Gentiles, Gentiles means unbelievers k!
The five precepts aren’t my thing. I agree with the rest. It says you craving to follow the five precepts that’s a good thing. Says who? Buddha says it’s a good thing for himself he suggests you to give it try. What if I tried I don’t particularly agree. My awareness clashes with the Buddhist awareness. What’s good for you might not be good for me. This is where I differ from many other Buddhists. I think they just end up blindly following Buddhism as a religion. Oh everything said by the Buddha can’t be bad it must be all truth. Not really, I agree with the truth of impermanent I also understand the logic of using desire to end desire, that’s philosophy.. But the rest like rebirth you must not kill not eat meat not this not that, that’s religion and brainwashing. There isn’t rules in philosophy but there are in religion. If you want to know if you follow Buddhism as a religion or a philosophy, you simply ask yourself are there rules you just follow against your own will. Also the rules are not clear, don’t speak rude language.. define rude? What appears rude to you might not be to me. Just this rule itself creates division among humans. There are so many streams of Buddhism they aren’t all saying the same shit. There is division in Buddhism but one of the five precepts says don’t say anything causing division. lol try to figure that out. Contradictory shit .. 😂 Nah, I take what works for me, you can have the rest. And that’s my truth. Hope you find yours too
As per my understanding Five precepts can be explained as every action has its consequences . good and bad both. That's one of the truths Lord Buddha understood and explained.five perceps go much more beyond than the surface .
@@lovehealsall8051 how? That’s a very surface reply. It doesn’t sit right with me with any personal worship or call anyone superior like God or Lord, someone suffered in his life he got anything but he didn’t understand why he wasn’t happy, so he sat under the tree for days, he finally realised the universe had always been and would always be impermanent, any fixation on anything in this world will cause suffering. Dude became a philosopher. People find him wise and come ask questions. Then some took his to ideas to the extreme turning it into brainwashing religion. There shouldn’t be rules in life, any fixation on things lead to suffering, those rules are against Buddha’s teaching. I take Buddhism as a philosophy I don’t take it as a religion. You may google the difference of the two .. I also read stoicism too finding it quite wise and helpful in life. Oh please don’t start your rebirth shit, like the catholic starts their heaven & Hell. I will discover after death myself after I die. Thanks. Anyone following anything as a religion is a delusional person in my opinion. But you do you. Just don’t try to convince others to be as delusional as you.
@@Mako-L82without the rules humans will turn into animals. 5 months ago a pakistani person used to kidnap kids under 10 years boys and girls, and he used to kill them and eat them and other remaining flesh used to distribute in nearby mosques. Police find out that person and send him to jail. Was it right to kill and eat those kids. Sammyak wani related to not speaking lies, buddha didn't mention anything about rude but he said speak in the way which will feel people kindness and love.
@@Trueth447 of course there are rules and legal law systems to regulate bad humans. Buddhism is philosophy to me, it’s not legal system to me. There are enough rules in the world governments give us, if you are real Buddhist you don’t need rules, you just need faith to believe you genuinely a good person who never use others as a means to an end.
This seems like the transmutation you always hear about. This makes it make sense in my mind, thanks!
Our hearts are restless until it rest unto thee my Lord and my God! St Augustine Bishop of Hippo 350 AD
The paradox of having a craving to learn more and to gain wisdom but feeling confused since that craving is also a desire.
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It is said that wisdom lies not in seeing thing's but in seeing through thing's. What you resist persist but if you see thing's for what they really are the false delusions. They will fall away.
Thank you for your insightful comment, Kelly Kizer! You've beautifully captured a core tenet of Buddhist philosophy: the importance of seeing things as they truly are, beyond our perceptions and illusions. This clear vision is indeed the path to wisdom. By understanding the nature of desire and seeing through the delusions that bind us, we can let go and find true freedom. Keep exploring these profound ideas; your reflections are a valuable part of our community’s journey.
Brilliantly captured my man ❤ Such clear insight develops with a lot of right understanding, effort and patience...may you keep marching on towards Buddhahood
Beautiful explanation of one of the fundamental ideas in Buddhism. Thank you.
Thank you so much, Rajdeep Mukherjee, for your kind donation and thoughtful comment! I’m thrilled to hear you found the explanation beautiful and helpful. Your support is greatly appreciated and motivates us to continue exploring and sharing the profound teachings of Buddhism. If there’s anything more you’d like to learn about or any particular topics that interest you, please let us know. Your input is invaluable as we strive to create content that enriches understanding and appreciation of these fundamental ideas.
I'm born in to a Buddhist family in Sri Lanka. I started practicing Buddha Dahamma at my 29th year. Now I'm 70 years old.
I have gone through most of your videos.
You have developed a excellent way of explaining the Buddha Dahamma.
Now, I wish to know, about the way you managed to get this. Is it the knowledge you got from reading Buddhist books or did you got first hand knowledge by doing meditation and gaining intuitive wisdom?.
Thanks for your comment which led me think deep.
This is how I understand, one of the truths Buddha understood " every action has a consequence. ( Karma Niyama). Five percept come under this truth. You will have to bear the consequence of your actions. ( good and bad both).
Very interesting.
Thank you for your feedback, Anura Upali Hettiarachchi! I'm glad you found the video interesting. If there are any aspects of the topic you'd like to explore further or if you have any questions, feel free to share. Your curiosity and engagement are what help us continue creating content that intrigues and educates!
Honestly best channel to interpret the Buddhist philosophy in my opinion. Many people take it too far and practice like a delusional person 😆
The unskillfulness to differentiate between desire and decision has led to the confusion. Desire is feeling based on ignorance of reality, decision is awareness based on mindfulness of reality.
Superb explanations. 🧡🙏🙏🙏🧡
Thank you for your enthusiastic response, Suresh Wanayalaege! I'm glad you found the explanations superb. Your positive feedback is greatly appreciated, and it encourages us to continue delivering insightful content. If there are any specific topics you're particularly interested in or if you have any questions, please feel free to share. Your engagement helps us grow and improve!
@@EgoPodcastenglish, Thank you so much for sharing the valuable knowledge. Feel free to share knowledge as you wish.
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calling it a desire i believe is an error . it is not a desire to get rid of desire , it is realising cravings and desires leads to attachment and hence you want to avoid desire.
This one may have gone over your head, lil bro.
According to St Paul we our being and humanity is like a fragile earthen vessel weak fragile and vulnerable but we have the faculties of our and the Holy Spirit which can dwell in us who can strengthen and protect guide our life our sojourn on earth, constantly inspire and give us Hope. The Holy Spirit is the third person in the Trinity. One God in three different persons in our Catholic Christian faith and beliefs . It is the Love that emanates between the God the Father and God the Son our Lord Jesus Christ k! Its always an everyday challenge and difficult to direct all the desires and passions of our hearts the faculties of our mind. Towards God and to be with Him in the afterlife. Vain is our Faith if there’s no resurrection of the dead! St Paul the Apostle of the Gentiles, Gentiles means unbelievers k!
The five precepts aren’t my thing. I agree with the rest. It says you craving to follow the five precepts that’s a good thing. Says who? Buddha says it’s a good thing for himself he suggests you to give it try. What if I tried I don’t particularly agree. My awareness clashes with the Buddhist awareness. What’s good for you might not be good for me.
This is where I differ from many other Buddhists. I think they just end up blindly following Buddhism as a religion. Oh everything said by the Buddha can’t be bad it must be all truth. Not really, I agree with the truth of impermanent I also understand the logic of using desire to end desire, that’s philosophy..
But the rest like rebirth you must not kill not eat meat not this not that, that’s religion and brainwashing. There isn’t rules in philosophy but there are in religion.
If you want to know if you follow Buddhism as a religion or a philosophy, you simply ask yourself are there rules you just follow against your own will.
Also the rules are not clear, don’t speak rude language.. define rude? What appears rude to you might not be to me. Just this rule itself creates division among humans.
There are so many streams of Buddhism they aren’t all saying the same shit. There is division in Buddhism but one of the five precepts says don’t say anything causing division. lol
try to figure that out. Contradictory shit .. 😂
Nah, I take what works for me, you can have the rest. And that’s my truth. Hope you find yours too
As per my understanding Five precepts can be explained as every action has its consequences . good and bad both. That's one of the truths Lord Buddha understood and explained.five perceps go much more beyond than the surface .
@@lovehealsall8051 how? That’s a very surface reply. It doesn’t sit right with me with any personal worship or call anyone superior like God or Lord, someone suffered in his life he got anything but he didn’t understand why he wasn’t happy, so he sat under the tree for days, he finally realised the universe had always been and would always be impermanent, any fixation on anything in this world will cause suffering. Dude became a philosopher. People find him wise and come ask questions. Then some took his to ideas to the extreme turning it into brainwashing religion. There shouldn’t be rules in life, any fixation on things lead to suffering, those rules are against Buddha’s teaching.
I take Buddhism as a philosophy I don’t take it as a religion. You may google the difference of the two .. I also read stoicism too finding it quite wise and helpful in life.
Oh please don’t start your rebirth shit, like the catholic starts their heaven & Hell. I will discover after death myself after I die. Thanks.
Anyone following anything as a religion is a delusional person in my opinion. But you do you. Just don’t try to convince others to be as delusional as you.
@@Mako-L82without the rules humans will turn into animals.
5 months ago a pakistani person used to kidnap kids under 10 years boys and girls, and he used to kill them and eat them and other remaining flesh used to distribute in nearby mosques.
Police find out that person and send him to jail.
Was it right to kill and eat those kids.
Sammyak wani related to not speaking lies, buddha didn't mention anything about rude but he said speak in the way which will feel people kindness and love.
@@Trueth447 of course there are rules and legal law systems to regulate bad humans. Buddhism is philosophy to me, it’s not legal system to me. There are enough rules in the world governments give us, if you are real Buddhist you don’t need rules, you just need faith to believe you genuinely a good person who never use others as a means to an end.
Our hearts are restless until it rest unto thee my Lord and my God! St Augustine Bishop of Hippo 350 AD