Always, Places where Beings require support Bodhisattva and buddha appear Sometimes and most of times, Without through a body form Marks are good experience Special or subtle Spiritual progression Into the inner path Or in order to be closer to enter to the inner path When faith is building There is no doubt anymore When faith is none There is nothing about all this things far away Namala yasadhi !
Along with this video I am going to focus on my breath and meditate while I am helping my father in the hospital with cancer this is a form of Social Work. This is a surprise thing in my life and it is a big change and I will be at the hospital doing new things and talking to new people. This will be my wholeness and connecting with my better self.
Mingyur Rinpoche, its been a long time I’ve been on the eight-fold noble path following the Dharma. It has also like many others in here watching, changed my life too, entirely. I’m so thankful for this path that now, after 10 years of practising, consider myself a young, baby Buddha. 😊 This video is really important because living in North American cities can be very challenging. Society here is suffering from A LOT of illusion, delusion, clinging, attachment, anger. Speaking about innate qualities is so beautiful, because we really are whole just in our own existence, especially to the world and nature. I really struggle at work sometimes. I’m a transit driver helping people get to where they are going everyday. However, people on the road, in traffic, in there cars, and the different people who ride the transit service often project so much of there suffering onto me and others. It’s painful and very difficult. There are so many people doing this its impossible to escape. It has become a plague in North American Societies. People have become so incredibly selfish. I do find practising awareness in my drivers seat can be very very helpful as I stay with breathe and let everything else ‘just be’. The part of this video talking about how suffering can become really strong when we try and win win all the time is so incredibly true. This is how society in the city I live operates. They constantly try to lead me down paths of losing, or falling into emotional abuse. Many people play games, want to demonstrate there ego, that they are better. With zero care of what damage they cause along the way. I remember my older teaching: If it looks like wisdom, but it is unkind rather than loving, it’s not wisdom, if it feels like love, but it’s not wise, it’s not love. This is constant here. People are living in the stories they tell themselves in there heads and try to make everyone else suffer. Meditation recently, and meditating on these issues has really helped lately. I have a very toxic work environment, but I’m just tying to not hurt so much and feel so much pain from emotional abuse as I do. I think more meditation practise would be great. Meditation is showing me I’m so much more than these behaviours. To see the innate good qualities I have and use those. We are all beautiful 😊 Mostly though, thank you for this Blessed video. You mean so much. It’s profound❤ Wouldn’t change being a Buddha for anything in the world. Peace and love dear friend!
Wow! Du hast das großartig kommentiert, vielen Dank. Es inspiriert mich. Mingyur Rinpoche hat eine sehr angenehme Art und Weise den Weg uns näher zu bringen. Großes Dankeschön an Mingyur Rinpoche. Freundliche Grüße Love and peace for all and everything.
I really need words of comfort :( I’ve been battling cancer for 3 years and staying positive as possible but today I got the worst possible news. My stage 4 cancer treatment is not responding and they are giving me 2-3 months to live. I’ve been looking up other philosophies other than Christianity because it just doesn’t resonate with me. I really need to accept my fate by I am massively depressed and anxious. I’m so afraid of dying. I’m only 26 years old, why me? I’m sorry if I’m coming off as whining, I just really need comfort. I’ve been crying my eyes out until no more tears have come out. I’m hoping this community can help me. Love you all.
So sorry to hear this at such a young age. Please remember that our buddha nature is already present in all of us; it is a matter of recognizing it. I know this is hard, but try to just be, try to let go, let go of attachments, and take solace in the fact that what we perceive as our own beings is merely an illusion, a mental projection. Nothing is permanent. If you can, read the Heart Sutra and Diamond Sutra for inspiration.
I started to collect some donation for the repairing and renewing work of retreat center. Hope everyone can benefit from it both in life and in dharma practice🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Homework at this moment. 1. Meditation focuses on specific levels of my physical body, being aware of feeling sensations and audible sounds at the present moment. 2. Help my friends, work associates, and family within my own capacity to assist them with what I can give without receiving. 3. Completed diploma in marine science and am now pursuing a bachelor's of environmental planning and masters degree. My goal is to achieve a Ph.D. in recycled waste and waste water recovery management systems. Number 3 is the most challenging venture I have ever faced, along many life obstacles. The vessel of spirit that is beyond my understanding is for me to surrender to what is and let the universal law... surprise me. That's even more uncomfortable, not knowing what's arriving. But when it does, everything seems to work out like a perfect clock designed for me? This is so mysterious that it makes you cry with happiness and gratitude 🥲 May the great spirit be with you all 🙏
I use breath work often to center, I learned nearly a decade ago to body scan and 'raise' heat. [ so powerful ] Today I go help my aged parents, even with it raining. The something different is I will collect wild greens as I used to before covid. The rains will make them very fresh. [ tropical rains in England ]
1. i did a do with the attentiveness, very calming 2. I chilled with a spooder who lives in my bathroom window and assisted an earwig not die as well as watered some plants. 3. I tried to do a pull up and tried not quiting on something Such awareness, much wow, very om
Beautiful thing about unhealthy sense of self is, even if you win - you will share your joy with others. Lets say you won a lottery... you will spend the money and that money will be used to support other people. Interdependence is engrained in our human fabric.
@@DhavalKenia no, I am kicking people and biting them, because I want win. I don't care if they hurt. Also I am jelaous of beautiful car of my naighbour so I scratched it, because I couldn't stand I lost. You know...I have only a little car. Also I am having a huge company which is making really good money and I am using working hard for my comforts people, by paying them really little and lying to them that I payed their insurance while I didn't. My ego is like that, I have been conditioned this way.
@@DhavalKenia Dhaval I am just making this up. I took personally judment of Rinpoche about being selfish and I said those things ironicly. Now I see I am not being selfish and I care about people. I took it personally because the old wound was triggered. My alcoholic mother use to call me selfish. But now I understand that was projection of her mind.
@@agnieszkag.5170 All of us have unique perceptions of this world just like all of us have unique fingerprints. You must let go (forgive in your case) of what is unhealthy and transform it into healthy perception about the self. Then you can start application of this healthy perception in your day-to-day life to strengthen this self-image.
Saw this video this morning, and tried thinking of ways to do the homework. I set the intention to recognize awareness of the sensations of wind against my body while riding my bike to/from work. I made time to have conversations with co-workers and my housemate after work. I left for work a little early, so I could try a different bike route.
wonderful simple instruction. thank you. it is wonderful to hear these messages spelt out in this way. I hope to be less of a burden upon the spiritual growth of others in this life. these lessons most certainly help us achieve this.
I started meditating, trying different ways, it helped me a lot but it's still not that easy, I started walking the dogs and watering the plants, especially the plants I liked 😄
This is wisdom at its finest. And I agree with the others, the kindness and compassion and care that the message is delivered with is very powerful and freeing. Thank you!
So for homework, 1. I did a little sound meditation with the constant AC noise in my room since it's over 110 degrees here in summer! 2. For social work, I just signed up to a group of volunteers at "Feed My Starving Children" network with my kid. Kids love the move and interaction while packing up dry food. For trying something different, I have no good idea. waiting for some good suggestions..
Those are great practices you already did, signing up for volunteer work and role modeling it for your kid, may it bring happiness to the world. As for the new thing to try, I have a question for you: where in your life's routines do you feel stagnant? Think about your day and find a portion of time when you feel lethargic or moving on auto-pilot and maybe see what you can do differently? Sometimes smallest habits are the hardest to change. Let us know how it went
Thank you 🙏. Your second suggestion of social work is something I do as a job and it is creating an imbalance in my life as my natural caring and helpful part of me is always working, and I don't always do the same for me. By practicing and focussing on meditative awareness, and by doing a huge something new (this is what is going to be a massive thing in this moment, and is something that has been put off for too long) it will bring me home.
Thank you! I'll comment on only one of the "homework" tasks, regarding helping others. I completely agree and feel that it's so beneficial to help others without expecting something in return. It seems to me that it breaks certain habits of our ego, and also connects us more with the person whom we are helping. To me it seems as it brings back some of that feeling I had when I was child, and when it was natural to connect this way with others. I would recommend this to everybody, and also one important thing, don't fall into trap of thinking "how can I help others, I can't even help myself". It can be something as simple as taking out the trash for elderly person. It really doesn't have to be anything "big" because that's again ego's wish to accomplish something. Even small thing is more than good enough. Thank you and I wish you all the best!
Am trying to teach my mom also a bit of meditation and by homework I have plan first 15 mins to dedicate towards breathing and later 15 mins to wards compasion
I've just help my mother going to the supermaket while she was cooking. I love helping others but at the same time I was late because of the supermarket queue and so my mother got angry for this reason. Now I feel good but at the same time I feel shame and disappointed. What can I do? Earlier I've meditated on my breath as I do daily and I felt good, somewhat hopeful about my future, stronger in my self-esteem. Some days ago I've gone biking in the forrest near our mountain vacation home and there I stopped near a river and meditated on the sound of water flowing down. I loved it and that evening I felt excited, hopeful and just good inside myself with my life.
I also love meditating on the sound of the river. My kids sometimes get angry whith me when I go out of my way to do something for them but it isn't what they expect. Those are good opportunities for me to reflect if I'm attached to the outcomes or my help was unconditional. Also, I need to learn that my own well-being is very important and not compromise myself when I want to help others to feel good about myself. My needs and goals are important too because how can I help others if I don't take care of myself? I have many lessons to learn in that regard lol
@@gaeangardensbyizabela I don't know if I am wrong but frequently I feel some fear in being alone on my path. Often times I feel myself alone, without people around me and this kind of situation fears my body and mind but I am learning to meditate and be present, always returnign to my breath and body and you know, life is a continuing process, everyday in new motion where old fears arise. Maybe this community is amazing because we have the opportunity to feel that we are the same in some way.
@tudorscutariu1012 i feel the fear too, it's normal to experience it when our mind races to the future or some scenarios. The best way to bring me out of fear is through calming my breath and bringing mh awareness to the present moment, just like Riponche said: observing one of the senses brings us back to the present and fear doesn't exist in the present. The path feels lonely for a reason, it is not often walked and those who choose it are few in between. It does feel like great community, I just came across and the voice of Riponche rang truth to me
I connect awareness with the gratitude, I am vigilant to help for something, different thing is to learn the 7 points position of Vairocana. Thank you for the explanation !
Kyapsucheo. Lama Khenno! May I attain peace and happiness to help others. I am a day dreamer and do not like to follow schedule. Thus I cannot practice meditation. I want to be free all the time.
This pure and complete true nature is _none other_ than what Advaitins call the Atman. Even in the Ratnagotravibhāga, there is an _exact quotation_ from the Bhagavad Gita from which it was likely lifted, _except_ that the word Atman is substituted with Tathāgatagarbha.
That unhealthy singular self takes more control and space in the mind when we don't have supportive structures in life (at home with family, at work, and in our communities). While we have to make changes within ourselves first, social structure could be supportive or unsupportive.
“Consider thus your teacher as a doctor and his teaching as a medicine. Regard yourself as sick and take your practice as your therapy, The gaining of both happiness and peace As cure from your disease. Likewise, in ways similar to these, Attend upon your teacher With the four pure attitudes.” - Finding Rest in the Nature of the Mind (Trilogy of Rest Book 1) - Longchenpa
THE LESSON Unhealthy sense of self is at the surface level : - we behave as there is the ME and the rest of them; - we feel the need to control others to serve the ME; - we set expectations of the our actions and we fear the change of coming results or suffer if they do not end up as we expected. This doesn't bring content as we concluded by experience. What we can do? - bring attention to the solid ME whenever we can and this can increase the chance to see we are THAT which has multiple qualities, skills, potentials, knowledge, wisdom, capacity, etc. - to be served by the others it's not totally in our control but to serve others it is and luckily it brings the same joy. - accept the change and the unexpected. Why? Fighting against change in general is nothing but a lifelong battle, we'll never win. Then how to accept change? See yourself when you disagree the change and remember every time that we love the change deep inside us: new tastes, new trips, new hobbies, new entertainment, new technology, the newness in our experiences. Everything changes regardless of our desire: the body, the thoughts, the feelings, the perceptions, the weather, the news, the people, the quality of our belongings, the opinions, the wishes, etc.
Hi something exciting happened this morning. I sat for meditation. Went to outter space. Started breathing. Said Quan Yen I m here. I was dissolving into space and a statue of a pre Columbian man sitting up right in a chair with his hands on his knees wearing a hat that looked like a funnel without the drain. Across the bottom it had 3little balls. I said what does this mean .a one word answer HEADSET. Asked about time to get up. 5 am. 1/2 hr chanting. 1/2 hr meditation. 1/2 hr Tai chi 1/2 hr ba duan Jing. Plan 2 meditation s today up at 5 in the morning.
Hello rinpoche, I would like to ask a question. In the Tibetan Bodhisattva 37 practice, it is written to return all the merits of the past, present and future three generations to the thief. Can I return the future merits that have not yet been accumulated?
Hello I have a question. I have a Tibetan Buddha painting. It was covered by glass. My mother broke the glass because she was angry. The Buddha painting is ok, but a very little side of it was ripped off. The part that was ripped off is invisible, because it is still attached and you cannot notice. Should I fix it somehow, should I leave this way or should I throw away the painting? What is the correct thing to do? Thanks 🙏🏻
Killing a mosquito for the love of self- would that count as an act of helping others too and accepting change (mosquito living to mosquito dead- hence impermanence and also, me not having guilt about killing that mosquito- another impermanence).. I want to ask Buddha this question.
You can ask the Buddha this question if you get an opportunity, but as an ordinary Buddhist I would say: The most basic ethical principle of Buddhism is non-harming. So, no, killing a mosquito is not an act of helping.
Ты ещё жив? Что спасёт тебя после смерти если из тела ты не выйдешь-из за болезни? 1 технологии ДНК? 2молитва? 3 старые гниющие нейро нити судьбы? 4- осознанность которой у тебя никогда небыло? (ясно осознанная сознательность и собранность и есть - свобода над бытием(только кто ты в нем?))
Rinpoche san, I started with Vipassana meditation last year and my 3rd 10 day course is coming up. Throughout my practice, I've experienced many things but one thing that concerns me is the lack of empathy. I used to be a people pleaser and it seems that's where my empathy and kindness stemmed from. Now that I'm over that, I feel it difficult to help others instantly or feel for others, I feel very detached. I'm not sure if it's a good or a bad thing. Would like your outlook on this. Saadhu.
This man changed my life!
He changed mine as well.
Mine as well 😊
And mine as well
Me too. He saved me
He and the Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh did the same for me.
When the world needed him most….he returned
Haha, the real life avatar. He even looks like an airbender XD
Always,
Places where
Beings require support
Bodhisattva and buddha appear
Sometimes and most of times,
Without through a body form
Marks are good experience
Special or subtle
Spiritual progression
Into the inner path
Or in order to be closer
to enter to the inner path
When faith is building
There is no doubt anymore
When faith is none
There is nothing about
all this things far away
Namala yasadhi !
he just need to get the arrow on the head fr😂
totally❤
He might as well be a buddha
Along with this video I am going to focus on my breath and meditate while I am helping my father in the hospital with cancer this is a form of Social Work. This is a surprise thing in my life and it is a big change and I will be at the hospital doing new things and talking to new people. This will be my wholeness and connecting with my better self.
Helping others is the best
I bow to your intentions sir. World needs this.
That is very inspiring to me how you worded your experience, all the best to you and your father, let us know how it went
Mingyur Rinpoche, its been a long time I’ve been on the eight-fold noble path following the Dharma. It has also like many others in here watching, changed my life too, entirely. I’m so thankful for this path that now, after 10 years of practising, consider myself a young, baby Buddha. 😊
This video is really important because living in North American cities can be very challenging. Society here is suffering from A LOT of illusion, delusion, clinging, attachment, anger. Speaking about innate qualities is so beautiful, because we really are whole just in our own existence, especially to the world and nature.
I really struggle at work sometimes. I’m a transit driver helping people get to where they are going everyday. However, people on the road, in traffic, in there cars, and the different people who ride the transit service often project so much of there suffering onto me and others. It’s painful and very difficult. There are so many people doing this its impossible to escape. It has become a plague in North American Societies. People have become so incredibly selfish.
I do find practising awareness in my drivers seat can be very very helpful as I stay with breathe and let everything else ‘just be’.
The part of this video talking about how suffering can become really strong when we try and win win all the time is so incredibly true. This is how society in the city I live operates. They constantly try to lead me down paths of losing, or falling into emotional abuse. Many people play games, want to demonstrate there ego, that they are better. With zero care of what damage they cause along the way.
I remember my older teaching: If it looks like wisdom, but it is unkind rather than loving, it’s not wisdom, if it feels like love, but it’s not wise, it’s not love.
This is constant here. People are living in the stories they tell themselves in there heads and try to make everyone else suffer.
Meditation recently, and meditating on these issues has really helped lately. I have a very toxic work environment, but I’m just tying to not hurt so much and feel so much pain from emotional abuse as I do. I think more meditation practise would be great. Meditation is showing me I’m so much more than these behaviours. To see the innate good qualities I have and use those. We are all beautiful 😊
Mostly though, thank you for this Blessed video. You mean so much. It’s profound❤
Wouldn’t change being a Buddha for anything in the world. Peace and love dear friend!
Thank you for your very useful work, and best luck with everything :)
Wow! Du hast das großartig kommentiert, vielen Dank. Es inspiriert mich. Mingyur Rinpoche hat eine sehr angenehme Art und Weise den Weg uns näher zu bringen.
Großes Dankeschön an Mingyur Rinpoche.
Freundliche Grüße
Love and peace for all and everything.
I really need words of comfort :(
I’ve been battling cancer for 3 years and staying positive as possible but today I got the worst possible news. My stage 4 cancer treatment is not responding and they are giving me 2-3 months to live.
I’ve been looking up other philosophies other than Christianity because it just doesn’t resonate with me. I really need to accept my fate by I am massively depressed and anxious. I’m so afraid of dying. I’m only 26 years old, why me?
I’m sorry if I’m coming off as whining, I just really need comfort. I’ve been crying my eyes out until no more tears have come out. I’m hoping this community can help me.
Love you all.
So sorry to hear this at such a young age. Please remember that our buddha nature is already present in all of us; it is a matter of recognizing it. I know this is hard, but try to just be, try to let go, let go of attachments, and take solace in the fact that what we perceive as our own beings is merely an illusion, a mental projection. Nothing is permanent. If you can, read the Heart Sutra and Diamond Sutra for inspiration.
:(
I started to collect some donation for the repairing and renewing work of retreat center. Hope everyone can benefit from it both in life and in dharma practice🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Homework at this moment.
1. Meditation focuses on specific levels of my physical body, being aware of feeling sensations and audible sounds at the present moment.
2. Help my friends, work associates, and family within my own capacity to assist them with what I can give without receiving.
3. Completed diploma in marine science and am now pursuing a bachelor's of environmental planning and masters degree. My goal is to achieve a Ph.D. in recycled waste and waste water recovery management systems.
Number 3 is the most challenging venture I have ever faced, along many life obstacles.
The vessel of spirit that is beyond my understanding is for me to surrender to what is and let the universal law... surprise me.
That's even more uncomfortable, not knowing what's arriving. But when it does, everything seems to work out like a perfect clock designed for me?
This is so mysterious that it makes you cry with happiness and gratitude 🥲
May the great spirit be with you all 🙏
Thank you Rinpoche, your videos always revive my humanity and gratitude. I will do my homework!
I'll keep it simple tonight and cut some vegetables for my mom so she doesn't have to tomorrow. All great reminders, thank you
I use breath work often to center, I learned nearly a decade ago to body scan and 'raise' heat. [ so powerful ]
Today I go help my aged parents, even with it raining.
The something different is I will collect wild greens as I used to before covid. The rains will make them very fresh. [ tropical rains in England ]
1. i did a do with the attentiveness, very calming
2. I chilled with a spooder who lives in my bathroom window and assisted an earwig not die as well as watered some plants.
3. I tried to do a pull up and tried not quiting on something
Such awareness, much wow, very om
Its wonderful how you share your common sense spirituality with the world Rinpoche. Thank you.
Merci à vous ! Très clair , profond et concret...
Merci Mingyour Rinpotché !
Thank you Rinpoche. We are so lucky to receive whatever teachings we are able from you. ❤
Exactly, I am being selfish like that. Others must loose, I must win. Thank you my teacher for teaching me valuable lesson.
Beautiful thing about unhealthy sense of self is, even if you win - you will share your joy with others.
Lets say you won a lottery... you will spend the money and that money will be used to support other people.
Interdependence is engrained in our human fabric.
@@DhavalKenia no, I am kicking people and biting them, because I want win. I don't care if they hurt. Also I am jelaous of beautiful car of my naighbour so I scratched it, because I couldn't stand I lost. You know...I have only a little car. Also I am having a huge company which is making really good money and I am using working hard for my comforts people, by paying them really little and lying to them that I payed their insurance while I didn't. My ego is like that, I have been conditioned this way.
@@DhavalKenia Dhaval I am just making this up. I took personally judment of Rinpoche about being selfish and I said those things ironicly. Now I see I am not being selfish and I care about people. I took it personally because the old wound was triggered. My alcoholic mother use to call me selfish. But now I understand that was projection of her mind.
@@agnieszkag.5170 All of us have unique perceptions of this world just like all of us have unique fingerprints. You must let go (forgive in your case) of what is unhealthy and transform it into healthy perception about the self. Then you can start application of this healthy perception in your day-to-day life to strengthen this self-image.
Saw this video this morning, and tried thinking of ways to do the homework. I set the intention to recognize awareness of the sensations of wind against my body while riding my bike to/from work. I made time to have conversations with co-workers and my housemate after work. I left for work a little early, so I could try a different bike route.
wonderful simple instruction. thank you. it is wonderful to hear these messages spelt out in this way.
I hope to be less of a burden upon the spiritual growth of others in this life. these lessons most certainly help us achieve this.
Thank you for being a loght in the world. ♡☆ ❤
I started meditating, trying different ways, it helped me a lot but it's still not that easy, I started walking the dogs and watering the plants, especially the plants I liked 😄
This is wisdom at its finest. And I agree with the others, the kindness and compassion and care that the message is delivered with is very powerful and freeing. Thank you!
Thank you for your teachings and kindness 💚🙏🏼
❤❤
Sadhu, sadhu, sadhu Namo Buddhaya.
So for homework, 1. I did a little sound meditation with the constant AC noise in my room since it's over 110 degrees here in summer! 2. For social work, I just signed up to a group of volunteers at "Feed My Starving Children" network with my kid. Kids love the move and interaction while packing up dry food. For trying something different, I have no good idea. waiting for some good suggestions..
Those are great practices you already did, signing up for volunteer work and role modeling it for your kid, may it bring happiness to the world. As for the new thing to try, I have a question for you: where in your life's routines do you feel stagnant? Think about your day and find a portion of time when you feel lethargic or moving on auto-pilot and maybe see what you can do differently? Sometimes smallest habits are the hardest to change. Let us know how it went
Thanks so much! All of them, connect deeply with awareness, share with my community and change something routine 😊🙏
Me too 🌸
Thank you 🙏. Your second suggestion of social work is something I do as a job and it is creating an imbalance in my life as my natural caring and helpful part of me is always working, and I don't always do the same for me. By practicing and focussing on meditative awareness, and by doing a huge something new (this is what is going to be a massive thing in this moment, and is something that has been put off for too long) it will bring me home.
I will be your teacher and I will be your student. as much as it need and even more! 🙏
Gracias maestro...🙏
謝謝詠給明就仁波切，先前看了「歸零 遇見真實」這本書，一看幾頁就很喜歡
Thank you Rinpoche🙏
Thank you for your teachings 🙏
南无阿弥陀佛🙏Namo Amitabha Sadhu🙏🙏🙏
I hear you and all other teachers alike.
Thank you!
I'll comment on only one of the "homework" tasks, regarding helping others.
I completely agree and feel that it's so beneficial to help others without expecting something in return. It seems to me that it breaks certain habits of our ego, and also connects us more with the person whom we are helping. To me it seems as it brings back some of that feeling I had when I was child, and when it was natural to connect this way with others.
I would recommend this to everybody, and also one important thing, don't fall into trap of thinking "how can I help others, I can't even help myself".
It can be something as simple as taking out the trash for elderly person. It really doesn't have to be anything "big" because that's again ego's wish to accomplish something.
Even small thing is more than good enough.
Thank you and I wish you all the best!
Very true words, everything counts
also beware the trap of helping others and not helping yourself. that is also an ego delusion.
Am trying to teach my mom also a bit of meditation and by homework I have plan first 15 mins to dedicate towards breathing and later 15 mins to wards compasion
thank u Rinpoche! you know you have done great work helping us here
I've just help my mother going to the supermaket while she was cooking. I love helping others but at the same time I was late because of the supermarket queue and so my mother got angry for this reason. Now I feel good but at the same time I feel shame and disappointed. What can I do? Earlier I've meditated on my breath as I do daily and I felt good, somewhat hopeful about my future, stronger in my self-esteem. Some days ago I've gone biking in the forrest near our mountain vacation home and there I stopped near a river and meditated on the sound of water flowing down. I loved it and that evening I felt excited, hopeful and just good inside myself with my life.
That last part sounds so peaceful !
I also love meditating on the sound of the river. My kids sometimes get angry whith me when I go out of my way to do something for them but it isn't what they expect. Those are good opportunities for me to reflect if I'm attached to the outcomes or my help was unconditional. Also, I need to learn that my own well-being is very important and not compromise myself when I want to help others to feel good about myself. My needs and goals are important too because how can I help others if I don't take care of myself? I have many lessons to learn in that regard lol
@@gaeangardensbyizabela I don't know if I am wrong but frequently I feel some fear in being alone on my path. Often times I feel myself alone, without people around me and this kind of situation fears my body and mind but I am learning to meditate and be present, always returnign to my breath and body and you know, life is a continuing process, everyday in new motion where old fears arise. Maybe this community is amazing because we have the opportunity to feel that we are the same in some way.
@tudorscutariu1012 i feel the fear too, it's normal to experience it when our mind races to the future or some scenarios. The best way to bring me out of fear is through calming my breath and bringing mh awareness to the present moment, just like Riponche said: observing one of the senses brings us back to the present and fear doesn't exist in the present. The path feels lonely for a reason, it is not often walked and those who choose it are few in between. It does feel like great community, I just came across and the voice of Riponche rang truth to me
I love it ! Drive home a different way even if bothers my outer shell, my inner self really wants it 😅❤
Yongey is a great Buddhist Master. 🔥🙏🏽🔥
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Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche is the ultimate role model. Thank you for sharing your teachings with us.
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Something useful we always listen thankyou.
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I connect awareness with the gratitude, I am vigilant to help for something, different thing is to learn the 7 points position of Vairocana. Thank you for the explanation !
Thank you so much. I will do it. 🙏💗💐
Thank you so much 🙏 Rinpoche
Kyapsucheo. Lama Khenno! May I attain peace and happiness to help others.
I am a day dreamer and do not like to follow schedule. Thus I cannot practice meditation. I want to be free all the time.
This pure and complete true nature is _none other_ than what Advaitins call the Atman. Even in the Ratnagotravibhāga, there is an _exact quotation_ from the Bhagavad Gita from which it was likely lifted, _except_ that the word Atman is substituted with Tathāgatagarbha.
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Excellent, 😊thanks
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That unhealthy singular self takes more control and space in the mind when we don't have supportive structures in life (at home with family, at work, and in our communities). While we have to make changes within ourselves first, social structure could be supportive or unsupportive.
Thank tou rinpoche
“Consider thus your teacher as a doctor and his teaching as a medicine.
Regard yourself as sick and take your practice as your therapy,
The gaining of both happiness and peace
As cure from your disease.
Likewise, in ways similar to these,
Attend upon your teacher
With the four pure attitudes.”
- Finding Rest in the Nature of the Mind (Trilogy of Rest Book 1) - Longchenpa
I will do the homework and come back to give feedback!
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THE LESSON
Unhealthy sense of self is at the surface level :
- we behave as there is the ME and the rest of them;
- we feel the need to control others to serve the ME;
- we set expectations of the our actions and we fear the change of coming results or suffer if they do not end up as we expected.
This doesn't bring content as we concluded by experience. What we can do?
- bring attention to the solid ME whenever we can and this can increase the chance to see we are THAT which has multiple qualities, skills, potentials, knowledge, wisdom, capacity, etc.
- to be served by the others it's not totally in our control but to serve others it is and luckily it brings the same joy.
- accept the change and the unexpected. Why? Fighting against change in general is nothing but a lifelong battle, we'll never win. Then how to accept change? See yourself when you disagree the change and remember every time that we love the change deep inside us: new tastes, new trips, new hobbies, new entertainment, new technology, the newness in our experiences. Everything changes regardless of our desire: the body, the thoughts, the feelings, the perceptions, the weather, the news, the people, the quality of our belongings, the opinions, the wishes, etc.
Thank you
What the ego thinks, it thinks it's become... It's wrong.
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Muchas gratias
A.i is your answer,friend.
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Nobody can teach meditation in so simple language
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My homework: helping a (new friend) develop a healthy relationship with exercise
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my problem is when I do breathing mediation, awareness or focus on whatever I don't feel happy. I don't really feel anything at all.
Hi something exciting happened this morning.
I sat for meditation. Went to outter space. Started breathing. Said Quan Yen I m here. I was dissolving into space and a statue of a pre Columbian man sitting up right in a chair with his hands on his knees wearing a hat that looked like a funnel without the drain. Across the bottom it had 3little balls.
I said what does this mean
.a one word answer HEADSET.
Asked about time to get up. 5 am.
1/2 hr chanting. 1/2 hr meditation.
1/2 hr Tai chi 1/2 hr ba duan Jing.
Plan 2 meditation s today up at 5 in the morning.
Hello rinpoche, I would like to ask a question. In the Tibetan Bodhisattva 37 practice, it is written to return all the merits of the past, present and future three generations to the thief. Can I return the future merits that have not yet been accumulated?
Return mean dedicating merit.
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Hello I have a question. I have a Tibetan Buddha painting. It was covered by glass. My mother broke the glass because she was angry. The Buddha painting is ok, but a very little side of it was ripped off. The part that was ripped off is invisible, because it is still attached and you cannot notice. Should I fix it somehow, should I leave this way or should I throw away the painting? What is the correct thing to do? Thanks 🙏🏻
Hello, 3 months later, but it is best not to throw any sacred images of Buddhas away, even if they are damaged
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@@rafaelecattonar1506 no problem, you are welcome 😊
From long ago.
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Atenção Plena, Trabalho Social e Algo Novo.
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Killing a mosquito for the love of self- would that count as an act of helping others too and accepting change (mosquito living to mosquito dead- hence impermanence and also, me not having guilt about killing that mosquito- another impermanence).. I want to ask Buddha this question.
You can ask the Buddha this question if you get an opportunity, but as an ordinary Buddhist I would say:
The most basic ethical principle of Buddhism is non-harming. So, no, killing a mosquito is not an act of helping.
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They're holding old residue still.
I am ready to accept that maybe whole my serious life is just a perfect material for a great joke and... yep, that is it
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You are a Buddha but you got distracted and you forgot.
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Ты ещё жив? Что спасёт тебя после смерти если из тела ты не выйдешь-из за болезни? 1 технологии ДНК? 2молитва? 3 старые гниющие нейро нити судьбы? 4- осознанность которой у тебя никогда небыло? (ясно осознанная сознательность и собранность и есть - свобода над бытием(только кто ты в нем?))
Rinpoche san, I started with Vipassana meditation last year and my 3rd 10 day course is coming up. Throughout my practice, I've experienced many things but one thing that concerns me is the lack of empathy. I used to be a people pleaser and it seems that's where my empathy and kindness stemmed from. Now that I'm over that, I feel it difficult to help others instantly or feel for others, I feel very detached. I'm not sure if it's a good or a bad thing. Would like your outlook on this. Saadhu.
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