Dearest Sister Dang Nghiem, there are not enough words to express my profound gratitude for your life and your life of service. Thank you for sharing yourself so deeply. Beloved Thay and you are beautiful souls who have enriched so many lives, including my own. I endeavour to be a worthy continuation of you both. All my love.
I remember visiting the Blue Cliff Monastery years ago on a very cold winter day and seeing you walking up a flight of stairs holding a pot of water. So humble are you. Yet such a powerful force of good. You turned so much Mud into so many Lotuses.
Dear Sister Dang Nghiem. I am a fellow practitioner of Thay's teachings & was blessed to attend several Mindfulness Retreats at Deer Park Monastery. My beloved husband of 27 years committed suicide 10/18/21 after his infidelity was discovered. His shame was great. I miss him very much. May someone reading this realize that Love is stronger & deeper than shame. Take the chance to talk. My sorrow has had me eating unmindfully, animals I have not eaten in 20 & 30 years. I don't completely understand this act of sorrow & anger, but you are reminding me to come back to my mindfulness practice & to eat mindfully in a way that induces & nurture peace in me. Thank you
As in every video sister you’ve been so honest and helpful. Your introspection and ability to reference life’s issues and how to cure them is most powerful tool to transform our thinking . Bless you sister and I hope you feel better. We all love you and hold you in the highest regard always ; Metta you you
Thank you so much, Sister, for sharing your deepest thoughts on such a difficult and personal subject. May the beautiful thoughts and practical advice form positive seeds that blossom wherever they are needed. This reminds me of a poem by Rumi “I wish I could show you, When you are lonely or in darkness, The Astonishing Light, Of your own Being!”
Thank you Sister D ❤ From first day I had the good fortune of having you as my dharma family sharing group leader in the grief group at Magnolia Grove in 2013, your example of sitting tall and peaceful through everything, I have learned so much even without words. But your books and your talks continue to create healing for me.
Sister thank you for your kindness, through your pain I heal mine. Only a soul that has experience such pain can really help heal others❤ I’m forever grateful and I feel this is the beginning of my Buddhist journey, may I too find purpose and compassion in all our hidden pain and sorrows.
Thank you Sister for your courage to discuss such important and real topic in such a powerful manner…. Your message is deep, simple and full of Love. This message can help safe many souls. I’m Grateful.
Sister D, I am not suicidal or depressed, but have been surrounded by both for many, many years. Listening to you gave me so many tools for understanding. I cannot begin to tell you how grateful I am. Thank you for your honesty, frankness, and gentleness. Many blessings to you.
Thank you Sister D for speaking on this topic and for sharing your experience. Your words resonate with me and I felt your warm energy come through. I grow stronger when I get the chance to listen to heartfelt words of wisdom from such beautiful souls as yourself and I am grateful this community is available so that I may utilize it and incorporate it into my everyday practice.
Dear Sister Dang Nghiem since the moment I heard you speak and describe the bowl inviter not a striker, your words have been a balm. I suffered for the first seventeen years of my life directly from abuse from multiple family members which included multiple incest pregnancies. My life has been one of healing opportunities. One of my most blessed memories is of being in the presence of Thich Nhat Hanh during a talk in Vermont. It's these moments that have lifted me up to believe beyond duality and see how precious life can be. Enlightened and empowering. Peace is found in presence. Blessed beloved one.
Thank you for being so honest and open about a difficult subject. As always, sister, your strength and compassion shines through. And you continue to inspire me to work to transform my own trauma and suicidal ideation. A lotus to you
Although we have been taught our thoughts do not make us who we are , it’s sometimes very difficult separate our self from the self .it can seem like a battle between good and evil within ourselves .I do feel if our basic early early basic learning becomes impacted by the actions of those around us ..we have to learn to forgive those who hurt us and begin to heal ourselves , which can take a life time .to be honest we soon learn that we don’t have a false self because , we see through illusion of ego .we are able to clearly see others living this way and this makes us feel different because we believe they are free of pain .The difference is they are medicating themselves with the actions of ego where we are in the raw place and feeling everything .
Mô Phật 🙏🙏🙏 Con xin chào Sư cô Dang Nghiem đã khai thị 🔔 Chủng tử "Suicide" đang tăng trong ý thức, con cố dùng pháp - Niệm Tử để slowdowns. Cảm niệm công đức s/c ban pháp lành cho con 🙏 Nam Mô Thích Ca Mâu Ni Phật 🙏🙏🙏
I was just hopeful? That I could get a reply about how Sister Dang Nghiem is feeling. I remember she said she was under the weather during this lecture. I know she has Lymes Disease so just concerned about how her health is. ❤️🙏❤️
I can’t tolerate another day. It doesn’t get better. I’ve waited for it to get better for so many years. I can’t even go to the monastery for peace and rest. There is nowhere. Doors shut everywhere.
Dear Sr. D. You saved me, with your teachings a couple of years ago,w. your teaching, your sharing, when I could not bear to be still, you and Thay saved me. I love you so, our interbeing, helps me always. suzy💕🙏🏻🪬🕊️🪷😘🪷
Another gem of a practical video rich with wisdom and applied engaged mindfulness. Thank yêu, Sister Đẳng Nghiêm, for your genetics sharing/teachings-which help save lives and heal so many of us! 🙏🏼🪷🫶🏻
I have suicidal ideation and complex trauma. Its chronic with me started when i was 14. Im a sexual abuse survivor. Most survivors have ideation and many do it. Sexual abuse is awful and ppl are in complete denial about it. Its all over the place its part of our country it steals lives.
Hello sister. Thank you. I am only a few minutes in and this subject is close to my heart. Thank u for still talking to us about the strongest of feelings
Dearest Sister Dang Nghiem, there are not enough words to express my profound gratitude for your life and your life of service. Thank you for sharing yourself so deeply. Beloved Thay and you are beautiful souls who have enriched so many lives, including my own. I endeavour to be a worthy continuation of you both. All my love.
You are a gift to the world Sister. We love you more than you will ever know.
I remember visiting the Blue Cliff Monastery years ago on a very cold winter day and seeing you walking up a flight of stairs holding a pot of water. So humble are you. Yet such a powerful force of good. You turned so much Mud into so many Lotuses.
Dear Sister Dang Nghiem. I am a fellow practitioner of Thay's teachings & was blessed to attend several Mindfulness Retreats at Deer Park Monastery. My beloved husband of 27 years committed suicide 10/18/21 after his infidelity was discovered. His shame was great. I miss him very much. May someone reading this realize that Love is stronger & deeper than shame. Take the chance to talk. My sorrow has had me eating unmindfully, animals I have not eaten in 20 & 30 years. I don't completely understand this act of sorrow & anger, but you are reminding me to come back to my mindfulness practice & to eat mindfully in a way that induces & nurture peace in me. Thank you
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You are such a precious gem. Always speak from the heart that is so vibrant and pure. AMAZING.
As in every video sister you’ve been so honest and helpful. Your introspection and ability to reference life’s issues and how to cure them is most powerful tool to transform our thinking . Bless you sister and I hope you feel better. We all love you and hold you in the highest regard always ; Metta you you
Thank you so much, Sister, for sharing your deepest thoughts on such a difficult and personal subject. May the beautiful thoughts and practical advice form positive seeds that blossom wherever they are needed. This reminds me of a poem by Rumi “I wish I could show you,
When you are lonely or in darkness, The Astonishing Light, Of your own Being!”
Thank you for sharing this with all of us.
Thank you Sister D ❤ From first day I had the good fortune of having you as my dharma family sharing group leader in the grief group at Magnolia Grove in 2013, your example of sitting tall and peaceful through everything, I have learned so much even without words. But your books and your talks continue to create healing for me.
Sister thank you for your kindness, through your pain I heal mine. Only a soul that has experience such pain can really help heal others❤ I’m forever grateful and I feel this is the beginning of my Buddhist journey, may I too find purpose and compassion in all our hidden pain and sorrows.
Thank you sister for helping many by sharing from the heart. With profound reverence and affection.
Message truly resonates. Much gratitude for talk on not just suicide, but wholesome healthy thought processes! 🙏
Thank you sister for your deep sharing that resonates within me. I feel SO grateful to have found beautiful Thay and you . ✌💚🌲
Thank you Sister for your courage to discuss such important and real topic in such a powerful manner…. Your message is deep, simple and full of Love. This message can help safe many souls. I’m Grateful.
Sister D, I am not suicidal or depressed, but have been surrounded by both for many, many years. Listening to you gave me so many tools for understanding. I cannot begin to tell you how grateful I am. Thank you for your honesty, frankness, and gentleness. Many blessings to you.
I am so glad I found you, Sister D. Your stories and teachings have transformed and healed me.
Thank you Sister D for speaking on this topic and for sharing your experience. Your words resonate with me and I felt your warm energy come through. I grow stronger when I get the chance to listen to heartfelt words of wisdom from such beautiful souls as yourself and I am grateful this community is available so that I may utilize it and incorporate it into my everyday practice.
Much needed discussion ❤
Thank you, sister, for sharing this. Now, I don't feel so alone.
We love you, dear Sister D! ❤️ Thank you so much! 🙏🌸💖
Dear Sister Dang Nghiem since the moment I heard you speak and describe the bowl inviter not a striker, your words have been a balm. I suffered for the first seventeen years of my life directly from abuse from multiple family members which included multiple incest pregnancies. My life has been one of healing opportunities. One of my most blessed memories is of being in the presence of Thich Nhat Hanh during a talk in Vermont. It's these moments that have lifted me up to believe beyond duality and see how precious life can be. Enlightened and empowering. Peace is found in presence. Blessed beloved one.
So thankful for this talk and your transparency about this difficult subject ❤️
Thank you. I really learn from you.
I feel so connected to your teachings.
Thank you for being so honest and open about a difficult subject. As always, sister, your strength and compassion shines through. And you continue to inspire me to work to transform my own trauma and suicidal ideation. A lotus to you
Although we have been taught our thoughts do not make us who we are , it’s sometimes very difficult separate our self from the self .it can seem like a battle between good and evil within ourselves .I do feel if our basic early early basic learning becomes impacted by the actions of those around us ..we have to learn to forgive those who hurt us and begin to heal ourselves , which can take a life time .to be honest we soon learn that we don’t have a false self because , we see through illusion of ego .we are able to clearly see others living this way and this makes us feel different because we believe they are free of pain .The difference is they are medicating themselves with the actions of ego where we are in the raw place and feeling everything .
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Thank you for the calm
Thank you for singing so beautifull 🙏🏻♥
Thank you sister. Your talk appeared when I needed to hear it. ☀️🌷🌺🌹
Thank you sis. It’s so amazing and helpful. Love 🙏💕
Thank you so much for sharing with us your story, Su Co 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you 🌹🌹🌹
❤❤❤❤ thank you so much for sharing such deep and emotional experiences 🙏🙏🙏
Thankyou for sharing
Thank you sister D! I resonate so much, hope to share with you in person one day. ❤️🙏🏻
Thank you. I don't know any relatives.
Mô Phật 🙏🙏🙏
Con xin chào Sư cô Dang Nghiem đã khai thị 🔔
Chủng tử "Suicide" đang tăng trong ý thức, con cố dùng pháp - Niệm Tử để slowdowns.
Cảm niệm công đức s/c ban pháp lành cho con 🙏
Nam Mô Thích Ca Mâu Ni Phật 🙏🙏🙏
I was just hopeful? That I could get a reply about how Sister Dang Nghiem is feeling. I remember she said she was under the weather during this lecture. I know she has Lymes Disease so just concerned about how her health is. ❤️🙏❤️
I can’t tolerate another day. It doesn’t get better. I’ve waited for it to get better for so many years.
I can’t even go to the monastery for peace and rest.
There is nowhere. Doors shut everywhere.
So (((quiet))) I needed this talk though...😢
Dear Sr. D. You saved me, with your teachings a couple of years ago,w. your teaching, your sharing, when I could not bear to be still, you and Thay saved me. I love you so, our interbeing, helps me always. suzy💕🙏🏻🪬🕊️🪷😘🪷
Is there away I can share a link to this video for people who I know would get so much from the beyond beautiful share
Just highlight the URRL box at the top of your browser and copy it. Then just paste it into an email or a text to your friend.
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Another gem of a practical video rich with wisdom and applied engaged mindfulness. Thank yêu, Sister Đẳng Nghiêm, for your genetics sharing/teachings-which help save lives and heal so many of us! 🙏🏼🪷🫶🏻
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I have suicidal ideation and complex trauma. Its chronic with me started when i was 14. Im a sexual abuse survivor. Most survivors have ideation and many do it. Sexual abuse is awful and ppl are in complete denial about it. Its all over the place its part of our country it steals lives.
48:18 Self harm is an act of courage? Shame on you.
that's not what she said...
Hello sister. Thank you. I am only a few minutes in and this subject is close to my heart. Thank u for still talking to us about the strongest of feelings