How to Accept Yourself in a World Striving for Perfection | Haemin Sunim | Talks at Google
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- Опубликовано: 24 фев 2019
- One of the world’s most prominent Buddhist monks, Haemin Sunim, joined us at Google in London to talk about self-care, discussing that only by accepting yourself - and the flaws which make you who you are - can you have compassionate and fulfilling relationships at home and work.
About the book
No one is perfect. But that doesn't stop us from imagining ourselves smarter, funnier, richer, or thinner, and how much happier we would then be. Love for Imperfect Things shows how the path to happiness and peace of mind includes not only strong relationships with others, but also letting go of worries about ourselves. With chapters on self-compassion, relationships, empathy, courage, family, healing, our true nature, and acceptance, as well as beautiful full-colour illustrations, Love for Imperfect Things is a much-needed guide for learning to love ourselves - imperfections and all.
In this beautiful follow-up to his international bestseller The Things You Can See Only When You Slow Down, Buddhist monk Haemin Sunim turns his trademark wisdom and kindness to self-care, arguing that only by accepting yourself - and the flaws which make you who you are - can you have compassionate and fulfilling relationships with your partner, family and friends.
HAEMIN SUNIM is one of the most influential Zen Buddhist teachers and writers in the world. Born in South Korea and educated at Berkeley, Harvard, and Princeton, he received formal monastic training in Korea and taught Buddhism at Hampshire College in Massachusetts. He is one of the most influential monks in the world, with 1.8 million followers on Twitter (@haeminsunim), Facebook and Instagram. Haemin lives in Seoul when not traveling to share his teachings. In Korea, The Things You Can See sold more than three million copies and spent 41 weeks at number one.
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A flower doesn’t ask why it’s in the world ,and neither should you. Being human should be enough,everything else is gravy.
his clothes look so comfortable.
FW Poon lol
Karate dress?
😅
What a wonderful interviewer! She asks important questions, then steps out of the way for the teacher to answer. And what a teacher!! My thanks for this talk.
I bought your book.
The reason I bought your book was that I parted the book down the middle, which I do with all the books I buy, but yours was full of wisdom. I don't remember the quote that made me buy your book but I remember one of them, which stated," those who have not realized their true self live like the blind...".
I was very depressed the day I went to the book store but the more I read it, the more I found myself sharing it with others. So this must mean something...
I can feel your peaceful energy when you're talking with us. Thanks Master so much 🙏🙏🙏
My first impression was one of admiration for the lady interviewing the monk. Her humility and great awareness enabled her to ask the right questions with the necessary respect and love. The monk is cheerful and has great wisdom and is so generous in sharing. Radhakrishnan of the Yo-LAB
Haemin Sunim looks very warm and comfortable.
He looks indeed. But nobody knows if he really is!
in both senses!
yes he has every wealth like ferrari, porsche, manhattan mansion, namsan view house in seoul. he insists no possession but he have done possesionn... he likes money than budist...he is american but he earns money in korea... i hope he is back his country
1:18 1:18 1:18 9😅😊z
Things you can see only when you slow down is my life changer. I have been a buddhist from my birth but it's this book actually pave the path for me to use buddhist philosophy in real life. I'm forever greatful for you for writing this book😇
One of the most motivational master.
Love his stories and scenarios written in his books
I learned and realised a lot of minor things that could cause a big impact in my life or everyday basis that I didn’t aware before.
I am very thankful to him and his books
Such a humble and helpful master
I found him as a person to stop me up from saying yes yes
Thank you
@@dalinung279 i see.
After listening to the words of Monk Hyemin through RUclips, I received many enlightenments and discounts. In 2017, when I briefly followed you on Facebook, I was grateful and happy that you responded directly. mercy and love 💜
I love the way he say about mindfulness and childlike approach. Enjoyed and realized that we are so much idolized about spirituality.
A serendipitous find on my RUclips newsfeed. I appreciate this interview so much, and I am so grateful to have stumbled on Haemin Sunim's knowledge and wisdom.
This came at the right time in my life :) Thank you for sharing!
Thank you
What a nice, spiritual, and genuinely happy person. I learned a lot today from this interview. Thank you so much Mr. Sunim. By the way, the interviewer did a wonderful job also. Thanks to you both! :)
His robe is very cosyyy
These are beautiful words particularly on awareness and self awareness. Thank you ✨🌠
To make a nice comment is a really beautiful action, bless you all. Spreading peace and love and gratitude, like this magical human being, brings joy to our worlds xxx
Striving for perfection is the journey for discovery, step by step,climb, lateral, horizontal, comparisons ,self similar patterns of imagery,neurons switcing on-of at random ,network of nodes,archiving for recall.Never ending consciousness,duality of dreams," ...have been here before,where ever my body-soul choose to be..."
When that audience ask how to focus on present if it sucks, he basically answered, just to ignore the problems.
His book Things you can see only when you slow down was a wonderful read.. His thoughts are so compelling!
Awareness of the imperfections of ourselves is the key.
@@hj-zu3qn
So, you are saying businesses people are good people, right? That's total garbage mind. It's 21 century. He is believing in Buddhism and emphasizes 'Awareness of human beings and the universe'. He has a good car, house and money. What's wrong with that? Did he steal those things from you or other people? There are monks who meditate in secret mountains with minimal uses. And there are monks who live in the centre of crowds and help people to cope with their realities.
Which monks are practically better for people?
Do not judge others by your tiny uneducated mind!
A lot of wisdom here...if we are aware enough to understand the words that were spoken.
Hahaha, my head is just turning around when Haemin explains about aware of awareness ;)) It does require constant practices
One of the most motivational master
Thank you Haemin sunim. Greetings from Canada.
I really love these Talks at Google. Thank you so much.
🙏Sunim, thank you so much for the teaching!
Thank you so much wise man
Great session. Thanks for posting.
What a perfect duo - great interview 👏
The concept of stalking,
what is it that triggers the stalker to stalk, a particular person,
is it the Physical Appearance of the Person's Body, Speech, Voice, Life, Lifestyle, Beauty, Skin, Color, Food, Money, Wealth, Just Spying on others, Possessiveness, Control...and many more.
What are they essentially looking for from the Person, whom they are stalking !?
Our worldly ecosystem, will be safe and secure, if we actually start taking initiatives to embrace them collectively in a Forum.
The amount of YOU KNOW is perfectly unlimited. I wish he speaks in Korean.
Great talk - Google should be proud of this opportunity.
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a million! 🌈
Thank you❤️
Thanks a lot for sharing. Really an inspirational talk.
respected young Master, very nourished and impressed on your small introduction and
i ll surely listen you much more......🙏❤️
Great talk, thanks!
Absolutely wonderful 🙏🏾
Thank you.
This is really an amazing video, thank you so much for sharing! I wish this video had accepted "Add Translations", then I could've translated this to Japanese, his words would surely help many people.
thank you the master
Thank you sunim
I love him it just drama this whole thing 🙏🏻
haha yeah, i prefer to skip the drama :D
Superb sir thanks for helping to cope up with real life difficult
너무좋아요.... 혜민스님
awesome!
Moral of the story - Focus more on the present moment
You nailed it. Here and now. :)
Yes
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super
kul
lepo
love
buddhisem
buddha
wow
kiga
🧘🏻♂️🧘🏻♀️
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havala
SLOVENIJA
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This was such a great interview.
Thank you.
@7.45 life is not "Good or Great", life is a Demand. It is a Coercion, it is a Twisting to Suit itself... One that I didn't ask to have Forced upon me. Life is Suffering! In fact that is pretty much all life is.
That was a very helpful interview, with very practical advice. Thank you!
신선한 프로그램.
Me impressed sir 🙏💕
Respect 🙏 🙏🙏
Who has had the experience of expressing to someone how you really feel, profound grief to the point of self pity for example, and then been shunned?
Same here.
Katherene - I take the advice of Brene Brown, she said that people have to earn the right to hear your story. This, for me, includes Grief. I am not a Dharma teacher or a therapist, but I am a meditator... I recently used my practice and a short trip to a monastery to self-heal. It helped tremendously. So, I just want to share that I made my own place to heal myself and did not expose myself to people who would shun me or simply not understand. Sending Smiles.
@@rmsnyc2011 well she has a pretty good business going which is very important probably more important than anything else in our materialistic culture so undoubtedly she knows something however there is something to be said about bearing witness to another human being because we're human beings
When do you suppose human beings will just start being human beings in our culture and start actually give up consumption and materialism and stop self-aggrandizing and put our money where our pretentious ideas are and actually do something rather than sitting around talking about it and patting ourselves on the back
Hi from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
Oh master!
Superb interview.
I convey Love & Respect to Haemin 스님.
Master??? LOL!!! I know Bong very well, he is anything but a master of Chogye Dharma.
I'm so proud of you Sir Haemin
Thank you
Very relevant!
I love his honesty!
I love you so much ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Ah, this reminds me regarding the 'Skip Level Managers' in an organisation and corporate culture 😊
Thank you.
He should wear that outfit in the snow.. for aesthetic reasons. 😁
Key to Success: 11:40 Can we remember the last time when we were peaceful and happy?
What if you can't?
Canardeur I'll bite. I'm not a monk but don't think one has to be to seek happiness. This has to be a universal value. For the person asking such a question, I'd put thought into what makes one happy and build move modify improve their life to experience more of that. Subjectively, bringing a smile to someone's face be it a family or friend even a random stranger can make me happy. Doesn't take much effort.
Just experiencing life without constant judgement and identification is what I am trying. Who knows what I will feel from the experience but let it happen and just be.
Gam ssa ham ni da!!! :-)
these are maybe the most basic explanations of mindfullness meditation.
12:08 = Wisdom
School of Brocken H brilliant
영어로 잘 하시군요
굿~~!😃🌈🌌🌏
What to do if the stalker is not just following but is trying to hurt one.does shifting attention away from difficulties always result in them disappearing.
YEP!
If the Buddha had never strived for perfection he would never have become a Buddha. If he had said to himself, “oh well I’m imperfect,I’ve got these faults I should just accept them and not try to do better” he would have not discovered that there is actually a way to reach perfection that goes beyond all suffering and stress. The Buddhist path starts not with accepting one’s faults but with actually recognising that your current situation is not ideal but that you have the ability to change that yourself. That ability starts, with a recognition that your actions (kamma) matter and have consequences for you personally.
agreed
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❤️
The real Jianyu
He smiles, seems like buddha! 🙏
full having
Heimen sunim sir i have a big problem with your book
usually i don't like to comment in any post or vedio but when i read your book it cauz me problem and i try to find you on social media but i couldn't thet's why i write this comment here if you find this comment then i want you to know thet i badly want to tolk to you for my problem
혜민스님 영어 잘하시네요:)
네.. 그런데 너무 you know 를 많이 쓰시네요. ㅎㅎ 한국어로 하시는게 훨씬 있어보이실텐데.. 아쉽습니다.
msjksh 제가 존경하는 도올 김용옥 선생님, 심리학자 황상민 박사님과 함께 혜민 스님 역시 하버드 나온다고 영어 잘하는게 아니라는 증명을 해주십니다.
이만큼 하시면 엄청 잘하시는거죠. 미국에유학왔다가 대학교수하시는 분들도 영어가 자연스럽지 못한분들 많이봤어요.
Geena E 자연스러운것이 다 중요한게 아니에요. 좀 경박하게 들리기 때문에 내용에 집중하기가 어렵고 진중하게 내용을 받아들이기 힘들기 때문이에요. 발음, 문법이 약간 틀리는거 이런거 가지고 트집잡는게 아니구요. 학자의 진중함이 느껴지지 않아 가장 중요한 전달력이 떨어지기 때문입니다. 제가 혜민스님을 좋아하기 때문에 더 아쉬워요. 전문 통역을 쓰시는게 훨씬 좋았을 거에요. 혜민스님도 사람인지라 영어를 완벽하게 해야한다고 생각하지 않습니다. 다만 자신의 한계를 아시고 통역을 쓰셨어야 한다고 생각해요. 저 혼자만의 생각이 아니고 외국인들의 반응만 봐도 알 수 있습니다.
k park 저는 외국에서 태어나서 쭉 살다가 지금 전문 통번역을 하고있어요. 물론 혜민스님이 네이티브 스피커는 아니고 "you know"를 많이 사용하고 계시지만 저는 영어가 굳이 완벽한 발음과문법을 구사해야된다고 생각하지않아요. 편안하고 자신감있게 자신의 의사를 표현하는게 더 중요하죠. 혜민스님을 전 잘 모르지만 우리가 흔히 생각하는 무겁고 권위적이고 지나치게 "진중한" 스님의 모습이 아니라 우리가 쉽게 접근할 수 있는 편안하고 인간적인 혜민스님의 모습이 그대로 전해져서 오히려 신선하고 좋은데요~
What is a serial killer becomes a monk. Would we be able to listen to him/her in the same way as we would listen to a random monk talk? Can the world accept somebody from unacceptable background preaching us profoundities?
What's all this silliness about the "imperfect"?
I feel empty but thats okay...
sounds great! you may fill yourself with a buch of amazing things instead! :)
p.s.: wish you all the best, stranger!
Denpok Singh?
Where do you work..
I haven't gotten around to listening to his speech, so please don't take this as me trying to detract from his talk... But does anyone know if there is a name for the type of hat that he is wearing? Or where I can find one? Thanks!
Idk where you like, but one idea is to take a screenshot of him in the hat and take it to a Nepalese or Tibetan shop and ask if they have any thick knit hats like that.
*I meant, idk where you
Live
@@rmsnyc2011 Thanks, great idea :)
It seems like it's hand-knitted and it might have been given to him as a gift from his readers, I guess.
I'm having a hard time. Please pray that I won't give up. I don't want to kill myself
practice meditation it saves you
well..........
sunom
this guy turned out to be rich af. he was called out and now he's irrelevant in korea
a young person with little life experience lacks the efficacy and context to share wisdom.
Rule of thumb: if someone says he is enlighten then he is not, stream entrée? Maybe. There are like same number of billionaire as enlighten arhants (enlighten). So how often did you met a billionaire, also enlighten beings don't brag about it?
Excuse for my ignorance but I do want to ask this if monk allow to have sex? Or eat like normal people?
잘포장된 장사꾼
This guy isn't real monk. He never tried to be great monk or philosopher. He just want to be celeb.
Before I thought that he was unique monk who communicate with people through internet.
But you know he got a 500K USD mansion in NY.
Can you believe this?
I can!
영어로 말하니깐 한국어로 말할때 보단 덜 오일리하네....
댓글 영어로 좀 하시죠?
Please correct the Title.
World Striving for Perfection (X)
Worldly Striving for Perfection (O)
I don't like this video.
He is very very hypocritical.
심지어 여기서도 책팔고있네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
he is more imperfaction than usual people. he is loving money not budist... i realized from him religion is business... he is good man as businees point of view. as budist...disgusting
Thank you