Buddhism & Autonomy | Ajahn Brahm | 28-01-2011

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  • Religions should not be enslaving, but liberating. Ajahn Brahm challenges the ideas in Buddhism and other religions about autonomy & freedom, and knowledge & faith. Ajahn looks at how Buddhism challenges you to be free and to take responsibility for your karma and Ajahn ponders the problems of authoritarian religions.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 27

  • @tellyontellyon
    @tellyontellyon 13 років тому +4

    Fantastic life changing teaching. Thank you Ajahn.

  • @JackHawk7
    @JackHawk7 13 років тому

    A faith that changes to meet the truth - not the other way around! What a freeing and reassuring understanding.

  • @stillsoundscaped
    @stillsoundscaped 12 років тому +3

    Thank you for showing me the door to the freeman spirit, usually religion is a doctrine and a sheeple instrument. Your inspiration has lead to sharing some of your dharma talks in ceremony. May all creatures be happy and in abundance of the love light Aho. AyahuBasca :-)

  • @brokenbikerr
    @brokenbikerr 12 років тому +2

    Thank you teacher. This talk really resonates with me. A religion that flat out tells me to question everything, don't just take your word for it, & then gives me the tools to do so, is refreshing & wonderful in this day & age!

  • @clearskymind
    @clearskymind 12 років тому +2

    One of the most insightful talks.

  • @wojcikpawel89
    @wojcikpawel89 12 років тому +3

    Definitely this is the best talk I have heard so far. Thanks for all the movies by the way:)

  • @casimsalabim
    @casimsalabim 13 років тому +2

    Thanks to the BSWA and Ajahn Brahm for another great talk!
    Greetings from Holland,
    -c-

  • @Sumazndoode
    @Sumazndoode 13 років тому +2

    Seeing a new video, makes me happy!

  • @thegoodnamesaretaken
    @thegoodnamesaretaken 2 роки тому

    So much wisdom, thank you!

  • @sreelakshmi2648
    @sreelakshmi2648 11 років тому +3

    I am a Hindhu, But I always loved Buddhism, because it is so intense & real & straightforward & uncomplicated.
    I have read 4 noble truths & 8 noble paths many times so far & conceptually i have understood it, but wanted a tool to practice.
    I mostly play games in my iPhone & I searched for Buddha related apps & I saw one interesting app called "BuDhamma"? by Lokesh
    Hanumappa. This app helps you practice 8 noble path in a cool way with reminders, reports, tests & graphic rich practice summary

  • @ClassifiedExperiment
    @ClassifiedExperiment 13 років тому +1

    These are always an hour well spent. Thank you.

  • @GraziaNachmias12345
    @GraziaNachmias12345 11 років тому +2

    brilliant . good explanation about meditation ..

  • @stevesusenet
    @stevesusenet 13 років тому +2

    Wow. Something intelligent and enriching. On youtube nonetheless! ? I am still not used to seeing bhikkus with Facebook pages and youtube videos and smart phones. I will say that your use of youtube is tremendously skillful. You took a talk that would only be enjoyed by a view and now that bit of teaching was shared all over the world.

  • @kimosabiat
    @kimosabiat 13 років тому +1

    Thank you for your weekly talks

  • @Windhorse_Mcghee
    @Windhorse_Mcghee 13 років тому

    Many thanks!

  • @lukulelesu
    @lukulelesu 13 років тому +1

    this hit close to home. thanks for your talks. they are really helpful.

  • @DerrenBrown100
    @DerrenBrown100 13 років тому +1

    'BBC Horizon - The Secret You'
    Great documentary you can watch on youtube.

  • @beaterfred
    @beaterfred 13 років тому

    @stevesusenet Its not his youtube account! :P Its the buddhist society of western australia's site and they are made of lay people. Ajahn Brahm's monestary is part of the buddhist society! :P

  • @stevesusenet
    @stevesusenet 13 років тому

    @beaterfred He is aware of the youtube postings, has allowed it and no doubt the positive feedback will be relayed back to him by his volunteers at some point.

  • @josephlandrut4154
    @josephlandrut4154 11 років тому

    Do you think we should commit Adultery because religion say we should not or we should not commit Adultery because we know it is wrong to do so. Everyone who believes in the exitance of Almighty God believes the ten commandments were the start of social development.

  • @1001orpheus
    @1001orpheus 11 років тому

    The second one, more likely.

  • @Bassfully
    @Bassfully 13 років тому

    Have you ever noticed the resemblance between Ajahn Brahm and Bernie from Chop Shop?

  • @ChpmunkBoy
    @ChpmunkBoy 13 років тому +1

    :)

  • @DerrenBrown100
    @DerrenBrown100 13 років тому

    @tinafanforlife73 2012 is nonsense. Stop listening to 'new-agers'.

  • @beaterfred
    @beaterfred 13 років тому

    @josh1492 LOL!

  • @stillsoundscaped
    @stillsoundscaped 12 років тому

    Nora, stop labeling jezelf. Er is geen foute spelling :-) Je intentie komt duidelijk over.

  • @1001orpheus
    @1001orpheus 11 років тому

    He should have been a poet not an athiest. Just kidding.