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Thank you for your kind words, Mr. Nihilius!

Thank you so much.. 🙏 Much love ❤

Thank you! 🙏❤️

Agree, the location shown is NOT the solar plexus

Thank you for your lovely comment! :) Bless you 🙏

Went to the website just now. Unfortunately the English translation is not working:(

Danke für diesen tollen Kommentar! 🙏

Thank you so much, I'm glad to hear that you were there and that the film was able to reflect at least a bit of those energies!

Thank you so much, we are glad that this movie had something to offer you! 🙏

Thank you 🙏

Thank you for your kind words.. 🙏

Thank you and blessings to you, Eli! Yes, welcome to the dragon... 🐲

Well, believe it or not, you might have one too… :)

@@nm-conceptfilmsBuddhism rejects the theory of a soul. Soul is permanent, while Buddhism advocates impermanence and interdependence.

@@hellboundtruck123 Thank you for the clarification. Well, I am not a Buddhist. Even though I like and have integrated many Buddhist concepts and ideas.

Now I understand what you mean. The monks didn't speak Russian, it was a kind of language of its own, related to Russian, so I assume this was a translation error...

I apologise for that...

Thank You for your wonderful comment! Blessings

There has to be a balance, right? What you don't see is that this man was asked by the monks there to make this movie. That's what he did - invested a lot of money and took it into his own hands. All he gets in the end are a few likes, views and comments… He didn´t earn anything, and he did not complain. So I think you have to look at everything. By the way, Iam not talking about myself, I was just paid to do my job. And I really enjoyed it… Thank you.

nice phrase. it would mean that my life could still have some sense. even after five minutes of this movie i am pretty sure again it is just meaningless for me and the world. i would hope, that someone would tell me, what i could do with this life that would mean anything. but the thought is empty and the guru is a psychopath and i am empty and a loser. sadhu sadhu sadhu

Hi, @@sheazoom . Those are some painful feelings you describe. Speaking from my own experience, I found a zen teacher, a real boring one :), these are the best imho, and a sangha. I started looking in to the self. What is this I that seeks meaning, where is it? It can take a long time, but slowly, these thoughts you describe become a little less solid. It’s not that these questions disappear, but they seem less important. It clears the air for a little more joy to arise.

@@hackman8909 thank you for your reply. Thought about it a lot at work. I like the Zen appraoch very much due to its empirical touch. You could basically just fart out loud or make all kinds of silly noises and all the questions would be answered. and you can shout out loud that the I is in the dogshit., love it. and kits true. so. maybe you know his teaching: The I is not x not -x not not x and -x nor the opposite of both.. I really experienced it to be true. So very true. so you just fart really heavy and that is it. Also my personal experience is that "I" can be first and foremost denial. Or - and even better - acting. preferably spontaneously with some velocity. To forget about the questionn of determinism. Of course it tells a lot about me. maybe I should join a zen sangha Spiritual materialism, well. as far as i understood the author, he says: the only accomplishment along the way is to give up on suffering. I add: even though you simultanoeusly are back to square one. because it is a function of the mind. you remember giving up on it all the effing time again and again.. At least I have to give up on it every single event. even if i am supposed to not be present it feels like an effort to be made. so who knows really what is happening?? how does it feel to be alive? you maybe suggested you would know: if you look at it from a meditative perspective, there is no free will at all. there is mental formations and there is nothing that wants anything. but if your process - your echo of memory forms a habit, you might as well come to the conclusion that there can be an evolution of all those combinations of meaningless datapoints, that make the I: and that would be to take responsibility for everything. and you state in mindset and action " I have free will!" and one comes from nothingness to form. and then you enter the only mode in which you can be sane along with all the sane people. and realize you wasted ten of the best years of your life meditating can you relate? thanks for the reply again. I dont know shite, but ultimately solipsism is not going to cut it if you want to survive. I was really desperate for a call back from life the time I wrote the message so I appreciate your answer very much.. hope you are reaching the ultimate. there is this one teacher I recently found on the web maybe you like her too: ua-cam.com/video/7HHFH2oQxNA/v-deo.htmlsi=VJrspbzUeEVTvmGL peace

@@hackman8909 Thank you very much for your reply. I have been thinking about it a lot at work. and it happened that my answer was not once but twice sent to the nothingness, because I accidentallly hit the wrong button on yt. took me hours really to write this self inflating all encompassing enlightening knowledge dropping bs and send it to hell. if that is not zen, then what is?? well, I think that might have been the buddha, or I am just simply stupid or tipsy. really, this is very much reality, do you think? who the eff knows?? I like the zen approach very much, because you could just fart and make all kind s of silly noises and they would be the perfect answers to all the major questions of life. I experienced this to be perfectly accurate. it is not x and not -x not x and -x nor the opposite of both I think the echo of memory that we are has sometimes the opportinity to trick itself into the belief, that it has free will and can take on all the responsibilities of life. That is when I realized I wasted 10 years of my life contemplating and meditating. choosing to be alive can be an option in a meta way because that this is what brings one back to being a sane member of society. even no one is doing dogshit nor is I knowing that there are just mental formations that seem to build any wanting or knowing at all. Well, I hope I am wrong. Thank you very much again for answering my call for some kind of sanity. Sometimes I get trapped and really am desperate for connection I recently found her on the web ua-cam.com/video/7HHFH2oQxNA/v-deo.htmlsi=VJrspbzUeEVTvmGL brilliant I think Maybe I should join a zen sangha too. hope you are having a great time

Are you talking about the Buryats drafted to the Russian military to fight in Ukraine?! It seems that the Soviet karma of the Russia's past is still lurking in the darkness of this vast 'empire' of suffering!... That the beautiful people of Buryatia have to go through. May all the sentient beings be happy and achieve the merits of the Buddha Dharma! 🙏 Om Mani Padme Hum 🙏

Because the Bolsheviks still run the world

Everyone needs their own individual key to open the door to their spirituality...

No comment for this, I am Tao

@@nm-conceptfilmsit’s bad for the environment to travel so much and causes suffering. Let’s live in a way that gives everyone a chance to follow their own way.

@@helloalanframe Thank you for your comment. First of all: the only journey I made for this project, was with my computer mouse from one corner of my mousepad to the other.... :) To the man who actually made this journey, I can say: In 2017, global awareness was still different. The shift since then was quite huge... And in the meantime, he has started a project to protect the Costa Rican jungle: For-ever-safe.com

It maybe better to say - I feel much more awe by watching your deeds, keen serene and powerful as you are, than do I by watching these wonderful monks and Lamas - with all due respect

Hinayana and Vajrayana are bit different…

@@11220nan if you ever care to study the history of Buddhism flourished and declined in India within 1500+ years you will understand that Hinayana is a pejorative term created by sectarian rift by the revolutionist Mahayana in reference to the pre-existing Buddhist schools especially to the extinct school of Sarvastivada. In short to make parallels to that of Christianity, Hinayana (early Buddhist schools) can be compared to Catholic-Eastern Orthodox while Mahayana including Vajrayana being represented by much later developed schools can be viewed as the Protestants.