3. Ending Suffering (Cessation of Dukkha) or the State of Nibbāna
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Richard Jones talks about the Buddha's Third Noble Truth, the end of suffering (dukkha) and the resulting state of enlightenment (Nibbāna).
This lesson is part of the 8-week course 'Beginner's Buddhism ' at the London Buddhist Vihara. June 2016.
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Your videos should definetely get more views, great explanation, thank you!
Thank you!
Great series of lectures about the foundation/collective principles of Buddhism.
Thank you Edward Lee. Metta
This is very good, but I think more people would stay and listen if it were a bit louder. Very hard to hear him. Thank you, though.
Blue Otter thank you. I will reupload with better sound ASAP. Probably over the weekend. Are you subscribed? If so you will be notified if you tap the bell icon. Thanks again for helpful feedback.
Shadu Shadu Shadu
If there is no more an owner or a being whence there is suffering ? Thus have I heard that when there is no more a self there is no more a cause.
Well said, Steven. Here is Bhante Pannavamsa explaining this with an excellent example, that of a vessel:ua-cam.com/video/tUKxf6RyJ6k/v-deo.htmlm23s
There's is suffering but no sufferer. The illusion is you think there's a sufferer.
That's the meaning of Anatta.
I agree the sound is too low on all these videos by this lecturer
Hi Marie Hall. I am sorry this is your experience. I wonder if there is a setting you might change somewhere?
A louder version 1. Suffering & The Four Noble Truths
ua-cam.com/video/jgyke9W9Tyg/v-deo.html for those who find the Suffering lecture too quiet. With metta.