Awakening the heart with Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh – August 14th, 2011 – The University of British Columbia Vancouver, BC Canada
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Awakening the heart with Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh – August 14th, 2011 – The University of British Columbia Vancouver, BC Canada
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Unconditional and non-judgmental friendliness to ourselves is the key to happiness. Thank you Thay/Teacher for always? reminding us.
my? bike tire told me it needed air? yesterday..
why is the guy so sad ?
everyone is like as if they are on a funeral?
Thich Nhat? Hanh is my greatest inspiration, he is a true gift for us to be mindful of…
very inspiring thank you and blessings dear? master
hahah? good point
“i can? tell you are full of suffering i hope it comes to an end soon”
You have some rather quirky assumptions about Zen my friend. There has been conflicts going on among Zen teachers since at least the T’ang Dynasty. Today is? no different.
I find it hard to believe that one Zen Master would be of afraid of or have any animosity towards another Zen Master. That kinda goes against the path to Enlightenment, no? Furthermore, trying to push one teacher while demeaning another is? proof you haven’t freed yourself from the tyranny of your mind. Such things are our more base reactions to the world around us. “REAL” Is just a label. The truth is out there, and we all have the ability to find it, regardless of our respective teachers.
beautiful comments? everyone
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“The? Way home or face the Fire”, read the Book, much better answer!
In the Ratnakuta Sutra it says: “The past is gone, the future is not yet, and the present does not abide”. Past, future and present are discriminations which the deluded cling? to. There is only Mind (cittamatra).
There’s suffering inside all of us, covered up by many things: the idea that we are what we do, what we have; the consumption, (tv, musiic, magazines), etc. Despair, sadness, sorrow, they all tend to manifest but you run away. Buddha’s teaching is upon this, how to? heal and transform suffering. Life is painful, suffering is optional. By doing so, you will not only be more healthy, but will contribute to make yourself more happy and those around you as well. Many blessings to you.
I? find this man an inspiration, i’ve read some of his books and they are a window into another way of being. To arrive at this state of mind after all he has been through is a testament to the human spirit.
The words are simply “Namo Avalokitesvarya” over and over again. It? is chanting the name. How lovely it is!
amazingly beautiful and very calming, i loved it , does the master has a school to teach meditation and spiritual healing? ?
Plum? village chanting
@Velton500 Trying to ignore suffering will never succeed, as? he explains in his introduction. May I respectfully suggest that you read some of his writings? Or find more detailed explanations on YouTube?
@shahilagh Understandingthe sufferingin? ourselves, in those around us and in the rest of he worlsd is an essential step in freeing ourselves from that suffering.
Because it’s? inherent in existence.
see for this keyword (still the quality of this one is? better); “Reciting Avalokiteshvara’s Name”
This chanting is? full of compassion and love and energy .. Thanks for sharing 😡
I dont understand why he focuses a lot of? suffering