Thanks Thich Nhat Hanh for your loving and wise words 💗. Your words are very motivating to me, helping me to accept life as it is! Learning to embrace life more 🙏
Truly wise and wonderful Man Totally dedicated to helping others to reaching out to people who are suffering and helping them to heal I am gaining peace and contentment from the wisdom of this wonderful wise and generous man Thank you THAY
@@lorrainegarreau3885 Yes Lorraine what a beautiful thought if only Many people are finding their way Thanks to Thay and all at Plumvillag We can only be thankful for that 🙏 ❤
I can feel what you mean. If most can just walk this path. Then we can transform the other 50% because then they will see how much more peaceful and less suffering this way. 🙏 peace to all beings and may we all enlighten to knowing that we are just one
As a non sangha member I really appreciate the nourishment and guidance these RUclips clips provide, and also the feeling of drawing close to, being in the presence of, Thay and the Community. 🙏
Father Thich Nhat Hanh always Blessed our FOODS, CLOTHES for Business and MONEY in Sampaloc Manila and San Martin IV SJDM Bulacan not giving a Different BADLUCKS in other Countries or a DEATH RAT for changing others Peoples Body for receiving a Bad Luck or Work Promotion or Sharing their Wealth to other Peoples because My Family's Very Blessed with your Body My Father Thich Nhat Hanh. They invading the Diamond, Golds, Different Stones and Energy of a Buddha Gods.
When craving is there, we do not have peace. We have poison. We suffer and make other people suffer. More anger, fear, confusion. Harming our health and destroys our survival. Peace is the Way. There is no other way to peace. In the present moment.
What impresses me most with Thay is his consistently compassionate and positive vocabulary which denotes a profound understanding of the human condition. His life is a perfect rebuttal to the existential leaning placing man, and his emotions like logs, at the whims of a raging river. Thank you for elucidating the cause for my lifelong anger dilemma, and providing me with a path where it can with mindfulness, be at last transmuted. Profound 🙏🏾❤️💐
Thank you all for providing these short clips, that appear to me to be directed quite explicitly to the episodes of anger and resulting bringing out of handguns, etc,so frequently seen in u.s. at this time. I am so grateful that my sangha is playing such an important role in demonstrating that there is a way out of suffering.
Master, I have sought enlightenment over my life. The older I get, the more evil I see, for my perception now can see ‘Normal’ things as being often evil. I see people spreading lies & violence. I see governments stealing from their citizens. The foundations of our material world are mostly evil. I feel anger at this evil. I feel motivated to fight against it. How can it be correct to become a nonparticipant in a world short on wisdom & courage? Such non participation simply allows evil to win unopposed.
Speaking pragmatically, it's best for one to focus on change at an individual level before taking on the burdens of a society perceived to be wholly sick and founded on evil. I think that instead of questioning the correctness of becoming a non-participant, it is first better to question what it means to oneself to be a participant. What does participation look like? Following, what does non-participation look like? I grew up with a sociopathic dad who abused me terribly and made me question my sanity and sense of reality, and I harbored a lot of anger and resentment toward the world and myself because I had a core, false belief that my dad must love me ergo the world must be full of terrible evils if what I experience at home is love and what is outside of the home is, for the most part, completely opposite; I was so spurned that I internalized my rage toward my dad, and when I could no longer internalize that rage I projected his evil-doing onto society. That is to say, I held many false perceptions about the world because of the weight I was carrying (I was in fact gaslighted by my dad and that only added to these false perceptions I held). Simply put, I was very jaded--I'm still healing today, though still very young (23 soon). I think it's very easy to project an internal struggle onto the world around oneself. And to be frank, speaking cautiously because I could be wrong about your situation, I also think it's very easy to fool oneself into thinking that they are doing exactly that when they are not. However, because it can only do oneself good, to go along the line of thinking that a fool who persists in his folly becomes wise, why not seek to improve society at the level of the individual (ie. one's own immediate life) under the assumption that factors in your immediate life are likely the ultimate source of your upset? If it's a false assumption, you will be better equipped to tackle societal issues that are upsetting anyway, and if it's a correct assumption not only is your life improved, the illusory grievance of societal evils vanishes (though I am not saying societal evils do not exist). Evil is not winning unopposed in any sense of the word unopposed, but it may seem like that when one is swamped by despair. I'm curious about what "normal" things now often appear evil to you.
Isaac Ashton I am in my 50s. I see the world in a more historical context than you. The evil which exists in the world is massively dominant. Evil has won nearly all battles with Good. This world is the Aftermath. You don’t see it as particularly evil because you haven’t lived long enough to have a frame of reference. Humanity is more like to kill itself off than not. There is less than a 10% chance of human civilization lasting beyond this century. The struggle of millions of people over thousands of years to advance humanity was all for naught. All the enlightenment gained was for nothing. It didn’t help. All of the struggles of your life will be for naught if events in the outside world overwhelm you. You cannot focus only on yourself. Those who do are merely another monastery of slaughtered monks. Men who knew the way but chose not to share it with the world. Little good it does to reach enlightenment if your neighbors are still barbaric.
@@audionmusic3628 You quite succinctly described and defined the issues (core issues) that prevent me from entering into a particular quality of restorative sleep so critical for a healthy physiology. How does an individual speak 1 these issue (s) aloud among family /friends without causing a radical reassessment of both ones value and competency ? I'm racked with churning sorrow and grief that transmutes into a rage-like amalgamation of emotion that wakes me between 1:30 am and 3:00 am every night, without fail.
@@isaacashton8811 You may be young but I agree with your train of thought..I am over 60 the world in my eyes appear to be uncaring ect but I have decide to try and change within what I do not like outside of me I have had a relatively good life both parental abuse was blessed to learn from friends then my husband how some pare ts can be that has given me the gift of appreciation empathy and not to take life for granted I have days of regret it is just over a year I lost my husband who I expected to grow old with reading what you wrote made realize its best lo sre the best in every situation and continue to see the best around it does not mean do not recognize the other side I just choose not to focus on that.😉
😃🌸🙏🏻would you / we know what to ask for wish for look ahead and picture yourself in about and surrounded by for. After you have had everything else? R.P.
Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu 🌹🌹🌹🙏🙏🙏🥀🥀🥀
A Bodhisattva 🙏
Ian texting a loved one while listening to you. I’m sorry I’m finding life difficult. I hope I can listen and understand x thank you
"What is the use of living 100 years, if you are not capable of drinking your tea in peace?" (17mn47s). Very wise question!
I wish my Dad was more like this dear man.
Thanks
❤ so grateful for Thay always to feel that peace and acceptance , wonderful and blessed That
Thay is peace
🙏
thank you so much for posting this teaching. Thank you, THAY, for your wise words that brought me peace and calm.
Thanks Thich Nhat Hanh for your loving and wise words 💗. Your words are very motivating to me, helping me to accept life as it is! Learning to embrace life more 🙏
I love what thay stands for, hearing his voice has always brought me so much joy 🥰
Thank you, dear friend. We feel the same. 🙏🏼
Truly wise and wonderful Man Totally dedicated to helping others to reaching out to people who are suffering and helping them to heal I am gaining peace and contentment from the wisdom of this wonderful wise and generous man Thank you THAY
Hugh, imagine if the whole world lived like the buddhist and this man has. What a beautiful place this would be
@@lorrainegarreau3885 Yes Lorraine what a beautiful thought if only Many people are finding their way Thanks to Thay and all at Plumvillag We can only be thankful for that 🙏 ❤
I can feel what you mean. If most can just walk this path. Then we can transform the other 50% because then they will see how much more peaceful and less suffering this way. 🙏 peace to all beings and may we all enlighten to knowing that we are just one
🙏🙏🙏Wandana Bhante jiu Hajur Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu Bhawatu Sabba Mangalam!!!
As a non sangha member I really appreciate the nourishment and guidance these RUclips clips provide, and also the feeling of drawing close to, being in the presence of,
Thay and the Community. 🙏
I feel Thay is my gentle kind wise grandfather 🙏🌱🌏💚
Father Thich Nhat Hanh always Blessed our FOODS, CLOTHES for Business and MONEY in Sampaloc Manila and San Martin IV SJDM Bulacan not giving a Different BADLUCKS in other Countries or a DEATH RAT for changing others Peoples Body for receiving a Bad Luck or Work Promotion or Sharing their Wealth to other Peoples because My Family's Very Blessed with your Body My Father Thich Nhat Hanh. They invading the Diamond, Golds, Different Stones and Energy of a Buddha Gods.
What a wonderful and sweet thing to offer the man a cup of tea and have him enjoy it with the people around him as well as wonderful you. I 💗 that.
세계에 어버이 시자
세계에 스승님 이십니다. 감사합니다. 사랑합니다.💖💕😍
Everytime I listen to one of Thay's Dharma talks I realize there are so many wonders in my life
Thank you for this.
Thay u r amazingly simple. If I can only learn
Deep understanding and healing words
Thank you Thay so grateful to feel peaceful feelings and hopes
This guy is amazing x
Thay is a living Bouditsava
Bodhisattva....
When craving is there, we do not have peace. We have poison. We suffer and make other people suffer. More anger, fear, confusion. Harming our health and destroys our survival. Peace is the Way. There is no other way to peace. In the present moment.
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Such wise words Thay....thank you 🙏💜💖💕
I now pray for you every night 🙏
What impresses me most with Thay is his consistently compassionate and positive vocabulary which denotes a profound understanding of the human condition. His life is a perfect rebuttal to the existential leaning placing man, and his emotions like logs, at the whims of a raging river. Thank you for elucidating the cause for my lifelong anger dilemma, and providing me with a path where it can with mindfulness, be at last transmuted. Profound 🙏🏾❤️💐
Thankyou for your willingness to change.
Thank you very much🌼🌼🌼🌼💖💖💖💖🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹
Thank you so much dearest Thay
Thank you all for providing these short clips, that appear to me to be directed quite explicitly to the episodes of anger and resulting bringing out of handguns, etc,so frequently seen in u.s. at this time. I am so grateful that my sangha is playing such an important role in demonstrating that there is a way out of suffering.
p.s. she was asked afterwards why she brought out her handgun she said "because I had to live"
Thank You
Thank you Teacher Thay
🙏
Master, I have sought enlightenment over my life. The older I get, the more evil I see, for my perception now can see ‘Normal’ things as being often evil. I see people spreading lies & violence. I see governments stealing from their citizens. The foundations of our material world are mostly evil.
I feel anger at this evil. I feel motivated to fight against it. How can it be correct to become a nonparticipant in a world short on wisdom & courage? Such non participation simply allows evil to win unopposed.
Speaking pragmatically, it's best for one to focus on change at an individual level before taking on the burdens of a society perceived to be wholly sick and founded on evil. I think that instead of questioning the correctness of becoming a non-participant, it is first better to question what it means to oneself to be a participant. What does participation look like? Following, what does non-participation look like?
I grew up with a sociopathic dad who abused me terribly and made me question my sanity and sense of reality, and I harbored a lot of anger and resentment toward the world and myself because I had a core, false belief that my dad must love me ergo the world must be full of terrible evils if what I experience at home is love and what is outside of the home is, for the most part, completely opposite; I was so spurned that I internalized my rage toward my dad, and when I could no longer internalize that rage I projected his evil-doing onto society. That is to say, I held many false perceptions about the world because of the weight I was carrying (I was in fact gaslighted by my dad and that only added to these false perceptions I held). Simply put, I was very jaded--I'm still healing today, though still very young (23 soon).
I think it's very easy to project an internal struggle onto the world around oneself. And to be frank, speaking cautiously because I could be wrong about your situation, I also think it's very easy to fool oneself into thinking that they are doing exactly that when they are not. However, because it can only do oneself good, to go along the line of thinking that a fool who persists in his folly becomes wise, why not seek to improve society at the level of the individual (ie. one's own immediate life) under the assumption that factors in your immediate life are likely the ultimate source of your upset? If it's a false assumption, you will be better equipped to tackle societal issues that are upsetting anyway, and if it's a correct assumption not only is your life improved, the illusory grievance of societal evils vanishes (though I am not saying societal evils do not exist).
Evil is not winning unopposed in any sense of the word unopposed, but it may seem like that when one is swamped by despair. I'm curious about what "normal" things now often appear evil to you.
Isaac Ashton I am in my 50s. I see the world in a more historical context than you.
The evil which exists in the world is massively dominant. Evil has won nearly all battles with Good. This world is the Aftermath. You don’t see it as particularly evil because you haven’t lived long enough to have a frame of reference.
Humanity is more like to kill itself off than not. There is less than a 10% chance of human civilization lasting beyond this century. The struggle of millions of people over thousands of years to advance humanity was all for naught. All the enlightenment gained was for nothing. It didn’t help.
All of the struggles of your life will be for naught if events in the outside world overwhelm you. You cannot focus only on yourself. Those who do are merely another monastery of slaughtered monks. Men who knew the way but chose not to share it with the world. Little good it does to reach enlightenment if your neighbors are still barbaric.
@@audionmusic3628 ..... Drops the mic, walks away.
@@audionmusic3628
You quite succinctly described and defined the issues (core issues) that prevent me from entering into a particular quality of restorative sleep so critical for a healthy physiology.
How does an individual speak 1 these issue (s) aloud among family /friends without causing a radical reassessment of both ones value and competency ?
I'm racked with churning sorrow and grief that transmutes into a rage-like amalgamation of emotion that wakes me between 1:30 am and 3:00 am every night, without fail.
@@isaacashton8811
You may be young but I agree with your train of thought..I am over 60 the world in my eyes appear to be uncaring ect but I have decide to try and change within what I do not like outside of me
I have had a relatively good life both parental abuse was blessed to learn from friends then my husband how some pare ts can be that has given me the gift of appreciation empathy and not to take life for granted I have days of regret it is just over a year I lost my husband who I expected to grow old with reading what you wrote made realize its best lo sre the best in every situation and continue to see the best around it does not mean do not recognize the other side I just choose not to focus on that.😉
We want justice...😔🙏
Thay can turn a cup of tea into a treasure
Will you post current update on Thay please, 🙏
Dear friend, please check recent news on Thay on this page plumvillage.org/about/thich-nhat-hanh/ Thank you! 🙏
@@plumvillageapp thank you kindly! 🌹
@@plumvillageapp
Hello. I don't have access to any other social media. Could you please supply a youtube link? Thank you. 🙏
🌼💓🌷
Youngest looking older person I’ve ever seen
2005. People Killing Each Other.
2023. People Killing Each Other.
truth
😃🌸🙏🏻would you / we know what to ask for wish for look ahead and picture yourself in about and surrounded by for.
After you have had everything else? R.P.
Traducir al español
ควรรีบเร่งเปิดการผลิตการเรียนรู้การอบรมการสอนพลัมกระจายล้านแห่งทั่วโลกไม่งั้นสงครามโลกสามสี่ตามมาไม่มีอะไรเหลือแหลกจุลกันหมดเกลี้ยงแปลกจังที่ไม่มีการขยายตัวออกไปมากขึ้นกว่าเดิมอานุภาพแท้จริงไม่ปรากฎได้เลยหากไม่มีการผลิตการใช้พลัมมาดำเนินการต่อๆไป
rip
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VOUS SAUVEZ DE LA NOIRCEUR TUEUSE !
Audio is terrible
This is a clip from a recording made in 2005 of Thay's teaching. When I consider this- I feel fortunate for the recording and content with the audio.
why? why is a woman speaking in the background through this entire talk? Please be mindful when recording.
Pretty sure it’s a translator.