Buddhism (HINDI/हिंदी में)

Welcome to this video on Buddhism, a religion that teaches us how to live peacefully and understand the world around us.
Buddhism was founded by Gautama Buddha, who gave up his royal life to find the truth about why people suffer.
In this video, we will explore some important teachings of Buddhism, like The Four Noble Truths, The Eightfold Path, and key ideas like change and no-self.
What is Buddhism?
Buddhism began more than 2,500 years ago when Gautama Buddha reached enlightenment and discovered the truth about life and suffering. He taught that all life includes suffering, and understanding this can lead to inner peace. Buddha's teachings spread across Asia, influencing people in Sri Lanka, China, Japan, and other countries.
The Nature of Suffering
One of Buddha's main teachings is that suffering is part of life. This is called the First Noble Truth. Buddha explained that we all experience physical, mental, and emotional pain at different times. Whether it's sadness, loss, or physical discomfort, suffering is something we all go through.
Why Do We Suffer?
The Second Noble Truth explains that our suffering comes from our desires. We always want more-whether it's money, love, or success. When we don't get what we want, we feel disappointed. For example, if you really want a new toy, but it breaks, you feel sad because you were attached to it.
Can We End Suffering?
Yes, according to Buddha, there is a way to end suffering. This is the Third Noble Truth. We can stop suffering by letting go of our desires and attachments. This doesn’t mean we stop caring, but we should understand that nothing lasts forever. When we realize this, we can feel more peaceful and happy.
The Path to Peace
Buddha showed a way to stop suffering through the Eightfold Path, which includes eight steps to live a better life. These steps guide us on how to think, speak, and act in ways that reduce harm and increase peace. Some key steps are:
Right Understanding: Know that everything changes.
Right Speech: Speak kindly and truthfully.
Right Action: Do things that don’t harm others.
Right Effort: Keep trying to improve yourself.
These steps are not rules but guidelines that help us live more mindfully.
Everything Changes
Buddhism also teaches us that nothing stays the same. This idea is called impermanence. Whether it’s our body, feelings, or even relationships, everything changes over time.
For example, think about how you grow from a baby into an adult. Change is natural and accepting it can help us find peace.
Who Are We?
Buddhism also challenges the idea of a permanent self. We often think that we are the same person from birth, but in reality, we are always changing. Our thoughts, emotions, and experiences shape us, but we are not one fixed identity. This concept is known as no-self.
How Can We Apply Buddhism in Daily Life?
You don’t need to be a monk to practice Buddhism. Even in our daily lives, we can use these teachings to make better decisions, be kinder to others, and handle tough situations calmly. By understanding that life is full of change and learning to let go of our strong attachments, we can reduce stress and live more happily.
For example, in relationships, instead of expecting someone to always make us happy, we can accept that people change and focus on building understanding and compassion. By practicing mindfulness, we become more aware of our thoughts and actions, which helps us stay calm in difficult situations.
Conclusion:
Buddhism teaches us how to live with understanding and compassion. It shows us the path to overcome suffering, understand change, and realize that our identity is always evolving. By following Buddha’s teachings, we can find peace and happiness in our lives.
Join us as we explore more fascinating topics in the future. Thank you for watching!
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[@rahulnarwade3242]

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[@sukmitlepcha1591]

Thank-you soo much sir for uploading this vedio , being an Indian buddist for Sikkim really appreciate your vedio

[@AshishSoham112]

Thank you sir

[@rajudangode5579]

बहुत बढ़िया उल्लेख करा सर आपने बुध्दिसम्म का!

[@gopal7338]

Very well explained 👏👏👏

[@SyllabuswithRohit]

Glad you liked it

[@rahulnarwade3242]

Which book reading sir

[@Chandu_philosopher]

सर कभी फुर्सत मिले तो नागार्जुन का शुन्य वाद भी समझा दो । दिमाग घूम जाता है सु्न्यवाद पढकर

[@SyllabuswithRohit]

Ji bilkul.

[@tenzinnams-w7x]

baghwan Buddha kaha tha pura universe hi permanent nahi hai

[@bishwamewahang1240]

You start buddhism lesson but you can't say his birthplace nepal.