An excellent video! 🙏 The explanation of Karma in Buddhism is so well articulated and easy to understand. It’s inspiring to learn how our actions shape our future and how we can rewrite our destiny through mindful choices. Thank you for sharing such a powerful and insightful message!
May we plant seeds of kindness and positive actions. Mindful awareness, look before you react. Much Gratitude for this excellent teaching on Karma, Peter! 💖💖💖
Modern research on Near Death Experience by Raymond moody, reincarnation memories by Ian Stevenson/Jim trucker and past lives regression by Brian Weiss all independently but coincidentally show that our consciousness survive death, we live many lives and our thoughts and actions matter in the hereafter. So be kind and helpful to others, be virtuous, meditate and cultivate ourselves to higher spiritual levels. Cheers.
Karma is a natural thing is all around us. Whenever you intend to think, speak or act, karma happened. Karma will cause you for good and bad. If you do good, you’ll get good, if bad, you’ll get bad, karma will cause you immediately or when the time passed in this life or next life. No one in this universe or even the ones who are in heaven, evils or something that you call God can’t give you karma, karma will cause you by itself for what you’ve thought, spoken and acted even no one knows but karma 100% does.
Who is the one speaking in this video? And do they do other videos like this? I enjoy this video and was hope to listen to more but with this person's voice. 😊
Wonderful, and truthful words, why do those who turn away from this, and still say to live a rightful life is the way. That is why I don't judge others.
Absolutely loving these videos and messages they convey. Peter and Matt, thank you. Would it be possible to know what the background music is? I would love to have this playing at home.
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! We're thrilled to hear that you're enjoying our videos and finding the messages valuable. Regarding the background music, it's titled "Spring of Deception" by Density & Time. You can find more of their music on their UA-cam channel here: www.youtube.com/@TheGreyRoom. It’s great for creating a soothing atmosphere at home! Thanks again for watching and for your wonderful feedback. If you have any more questions or need further recommendations, feel free to ask. Peter and Matt
Thoughts become karma. Positive thoughts or negative thoughts. But the problem is this both toughts are making your samsara. Buddha tought you see this duality allways. allways you do this one mindfullness. tha's it meditation. meditation of vidarshana. this is duality world. everything is duality. have and have not.🙏
Thanks for the heads-up; we'll aim for more soothing sounds that complement our content rather than compete with it. Your feedback is music to our ears-just the kind we like! We’ll tweak those tunes for the next videos. Thanks for sticking with us, Matt
Psalms 2:1-5 The law of china Animal or Monster it!! Wisdom of Solomon 5:17-23. Jeremiah 17:5. Isaiah 1:21. Who break the Law of God?!. Leviticus 5:17. Hebrew 4:12.
If karma isn't a collection of so called "brownie points" then why would a person be subjected to negative karma in the next or another lifetime? Matter of fact....why is there karma when the goal is to get off the rebirth cycle and be liberated? Karma sounds like a layer of control. Not everyone will be able to achieve enlightenment and only a certain chosen one will be. Things to reflect on.
Thank you for your thoughtful questions about karma. They touch on some of the fundamental aspects of Buddhist philosophy, and I'm glad to help clarify these concepts. In Buddhism, karma isn't about earning "brownie points." Rather, it's a principle that describes how intentional actions (good or bad) have consequences. These actions shape future experiences, influencing one's circumstances in future lifetimes. The idea is that nothing we experience is random; it's all influenced by previous actions. Regarding your question about why there's karma when the ultimate goal is liberation from the cycle of rebirth: Karma is essentially the mechanism that keeps the cycle of rebirth, or Samsara, in motion. It's not an external system of control, but a natural law of cause and effect. The Buddhist path involves understanding this law deeply and learning to act in ways that lead to positive outcomes and ultimately to the cessation of karma itself-meaning actions no longer arise from ignorance and craving. The notion that enlightenment is only for the chosen few is a common misconception. In Buddhism, enlightenment is potentially attainable by anyone who diligently practices the path. The teachings are available to all, but like mastering any skill, achieving enlightenment depends on effort, practice, and the right conditions. Reflecting on these teachings can indeed be profound. Karma encourages responsibility for one’s actions and mindfulness about how we live our lives, which is empowering rather than controlling. It's about gaining the wisdom and compassion needed to navigate life skillfully and ultimately find liberation. I hope this provides some clarity on your questions. If you have more thoughts or need further details, feel free to continue the conversation. Peter
You are one of the greatest Buddha’s teaching readers
I just left a cult that I was in for over 60 years . This was so healing for me. Thank you so much! Namaste
Namaste 🙏
Could you kind state which cult was it. And what made you leave it ?
An excellent video! 🙏 The explanation of Karma in Buddhism is so well articulated and easy to understand. It’s inspiring to learn how our actions shape our future and how we can rewrite our destiny through mindful choices. Thank you for sharing such a powerful and insightful message!
Wonderful 🙏🏼 keep spreading the dhamma it is the greatest Dane (gift). May your journey in wisdom be fruitful.
May we plant seeds of kindness and positive actions. Mindful awareness, look before you react. Much Gratitude for this excellent teaching on Karma, Peter! 💖💖💖
Sadhu !Sadhu !Sadhu !🙏🙏🙏
Modern research on Near Death Experience by Raymond moody, reincarnation memories by Ian Stevenson/Jim trucker and past lives regression by Brian Weiss all independently but coincidentally show that our consciousness survive death, we live many lives and our thoughts and actions matter in the hereafter.
So be kind and helpful to others, be virtuous, meditate and cultivate ourselves to higher spiritual levels. Cheers.
100% true. I've seen it many times😊
Thanks!
Thank you so much for this video teaching and reminders 🌱🙏🏻🌻
Thank you for sharing this important message! Kind people are my kind of people!
Blessings 🙏❤️😊
Pure bliss. Universal thanks. Very peaceful, informative tutorial. I will use this as a guided meditation on a regular basis. Namaste.
Absolutely great continent thank you for sharing :)
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Namaste..that's universal truth.
Thank you.
👍 great,
"You are what think, having become what you thought!"----- Siddhartha Gautama Shakyamuni
Thank you for this 🙏
Very wise, thank you.
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Great Content. Love it.
May you be well.
@@sonminorimitsuu2838 same for you, may you be well as well
Thank you this video. ❤
Karma is a natural thing is all around us. Whenever you intend to think, speak or act, karma happened. Karma will cause you for good and bad. If you do good, you’ll get good, if bad, you’ll get bad, karma will cause you immediately or when the time passed in this life or next life. No one in this universe or even the ones who are in heaven, evils or something that you call God can’t give you karma, karma will cause you by itself for what you’ve thought, spoken and acted even no one knows but karma 100% does.
Karma is simply cause and effect and probability. There is no magic to it.
I believe that. When I hear religious people saying that one will be punished by God, I just smile. My God is love, and it lives in me. Namaste 😊
Who is the one speaking in this video? And do they do other videos like this? I enjoy this video and was hope to listen to more but with this person's voice. 😊
Namaste
Wonderful, and truthful words, why do those who turn away from this, and still say to live a rightful life is the way. That is why I don't judge others.
Absolutely loving these videos and messages they convey. Peter and Matt, thank you.
Would it be possible to know what the background music is? I would love to have this playing at home.
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! We're thrilled to hear that you're enjoying our videos and finding the messages valuable.
Regarding the background music, it's titled "Spring of Deception" by Density & Time. You can find more of their music on their UA-cam channel here: www.youtube.com/@TheGreyRoom. It’s great for creating a soothing atmosphere at home!
Thanks again for watching and for your wonderful feedback. If you have any more questions or need further recommendations, feel free to ask.
Peter and Matt
@@BuddhasWizdom thank you for taking a moment to reply! Will check it out 🧘🏽♂️
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Thoughts become karma. Positive thoughts or negative thoughts. But the problem is this both toughts are making your samsara. Buddha tought you see this duality allways. allways you do this one mindfullness. tha's it meditation. meditation of vidarshana. this is duality world. everything is duality. have and have not.🙏
Causes and consequences, it´s logic itself. So for full Buddhahood it´s necessary to transcend even logic. That´s why it´s sooo elusive...
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Intention is karma.
Music is so shrill, it penetrate ear drum. Either avoid music, the best. Or play so soothing.
Thanks for the heads-up; we'll aim for more soothing sounds that complement our content rather than compete with it. Your feedback is music to our ears-just the kind we like! We’ll tweak those tunes for the next videos.
Thanks for sticking with us,
Matt
Psalms 2:1-5 The law of china Animal or Monster it!! Wisdom of Solomon 5:17-23. Jeremiah 17:5. Isaiah 1:21. Who break the Law of God?!. Leviticus 5:17. Hebrew 4:12.
What kind of drivel is this? Wisdom or corruption? 🤔
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If karma isn't a collection of so called "brownie points" then why would a person be subjected to negative karma in the next or another lifetime?
Matter of fact....why is there karma when the goal is to get off the rebirth cycle and be liberated?
Karma sounds like a layer of control. Not everyone will be able to achieve enlightenment and only a certain chosen one will be.
Things to reflect on.
Thank you for your thoughtful questions about karma. They touch on some of the fundamental aspects of Buddhist philosophy, and I'm glad to help clarify these concepts.
In Buddhism, karma isn't about earning "brownie points." Rather, it's a principle that describes how intentional actions (good or bad) have consequences. These actions shape future experiences, influencing one's circumstances in future lifetimes. The idea is that nothing we experience is random; it's all influenced by previous actions.
Regarding your question about why there's karma when the ultimate goal is liberation from the cycle of rebirth: Karma is essentially the mechanism that keeps the cycle of rebirth, or Samsara, in motion. It's not an external system of control, but a natural law of cause and effect. The Buddhist path involves understanding this law deeply and learning to act in ways that lead to positive outcomes and ultimately to the cessation of karma itself-meaning actions no longer arise from ignorance and craving.
The notion that enlightenment is only for the chosen few is a common misconception. In Buddhism, enlightenment is potentially attainable by anyone who diligently practices the path. The teachings are available to all, but like mastering any skill, achieving enlightenment depends on effort, practice, and the right conditions.
Reflecting on these teachings can indeed be profound. Karma encourages responsibility for one’s actions and mindfulness about how we live our lives, which is empowering rather than controlling. It's about gaining the wisdom and compassion needed to navigate life skillfully and ultimately find liberation.
I hope this provides some clarity on your questions. If you have more thoughts or need further details, feel free to continue the conversation.
Peter