Jack Kornfield - Ep. 1 - Impermanence
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- Опубліковано 26 лют 2017
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In this talk, Jack Kornfield discusses how to navigate change in relation to the Buddhist concept of impermanence. He touches on the importance of meditation in cultivating a healthier perspective toward change. When we are quiet, we can rest in loving awareness and see our true nature from the heart of understanding. When we accept that change is inevitable and find our composure in that knowledge, we can reenter the river of experience.
"There is some sense that when you know that things change, and accept it or you find you composure in it. . . you find yourself in Nirvana. Nirvana isn't in the Himalayas, it's not in some ancient text, or some esoteric imagination. It's the invitation to find peace in your own heart amidst change."
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He has a calm and therapeutic voice,❤😊
After following other spiritual teachers who courses/events are out of my reach, I found jack, his prices make it accessible to ordinary folk like me.
Thank you jack🙏
Oh....Jack is my favorite teacher after reading his “The contemporary Theravada masters”,a book which has widened my view and scope of Theravada sects and its practice since all the while I have been a Mahayana practitioner.....I would have been a frog deep inside” the well “,had not been he pulled me out of it.....Many many Thanks....Sadhu..
Tian Kong I have lost my book,May be you could send an email to Jack’s mail box to check with him.....
Tian Kong Good....This is the book....An introduction of methods practiced by different masters .....sadhu....
Such a wonderful talk true to our lives: thank you jack😊
jack...thank you
Losing the love of my life also brought me here today.
Same!!!
so beautiful. thank you
How beautiful! Thank you.
I love Jack so much
Thats just what I need at this time :-) thank you
Wonderful, thank you so much for sharing 😊
Thank you
Peace in my own heart...impermanence
Thank you xo
I listening to this at the moment I was supposed to. It touched my being and helped me be less afraid of impermanence. Thank You 🙏🏼
Jack Kornfield is so gangster.
Rain on a Still Lake this has been exactly what I've been saying to folks lol so g right??
Jack Kornfield
❤️
*wait for it*
[it's worth it]
Jack’s picture looks like Lumbini. Yes?
If I were a Zen master, all my poems would be death poems.
Because all my poems are death poems 😅
I am being beaten now. I've been suicidal everyday of my entire life. I"m 49 now. Carl Jung said, "That which we resist persists." And so it is. It's been with me my whole life and I've resisted with the exception of 2 times and I failed at even that. Im almost convinced completely that my karmic destiny is to kill myself; to be a warning to others, but fear continues to block me. Fear of hell and eternal torment worse than the mind I have. Fear has been my friend up to this point. It's all I have.
Sean, I feel for you, dear soul who's been suffering so much (too much). How are you now? Please let me know. Much compassion to you.
That was interesting. but odd somehow. so, i listened to two other of his talks. They were oddly interesting too. His voice and delivery are cool, calm and collected.
Looking back, they predominantly repeat painfully obvious stuff. Are there enough people needing these basic relationships explained to create an audience? I have pained over a way to ask that question without sounding aloof but this is my introduction to Jack and it left me feeling weird. Maybe it's just interesting hearing him phrase things so precisely, like a kind of symphony? just that symphonies aren't as redundant and predictable.
your supposed to be practicing. 6:40. It’s your mind not his that you should be watching and exploring. Judge much?
You have a long way to go. Your mind has fallen into the trap where it discounts (or dismisses) explicit information that corresponds to the implicit generalizations that are inductively formed from experience. So you think, "that's already obvious to me, there's nothing new for me to learn here," but how could you know that you already knew that if it weren't for what you heard said here? Your mind is like a cup that is already overflowing with tea that won't allow anything else to be poured in. You must use these kinds of talks as an opportunity to look very deeply into the nature of your mind rather than allowing your mind to judge with impunity.
For me his talks are beautifully said reminders. I get swept up by life and worries and stress and sometimes It helps to be reminded of these things in a gentle loving way. jack does that perfectly for me
:)
Jack every time i see you . your starting to look more and more like Ghandi, lol its not a bad look