Ajahn Chah - Mindful Way

Поділитися
Вставка
  • Опубліковано 2 лют 2025

КОМЕНТАРІ • 212

  • @Cloudwalker136
    @Cloudwalker136 4 роки тому +21

    20 Years ago. Back then I could only read his words. He said and it came to me in words "put down your books and practice". Now the books are a reference, a teacher guiding me. I am so grateful I read his books. I never met him in the flesh yet he walks with me often. Kop khun maa krup Ajahn Chah.x

  • @silverjg
    @silverjg 15 років тому +42

    What an amazing teacher. Every sentence gives you enough to reflect on for a lifetime.

    • @JacobHemelrijk
      @JacobHemelrijk 3 роки тому +3

      aquote Fron Zen master Tich Nath hahn; i Send you a lotus a Bhudha to Be

  • @wapuka
    @wapuka 12 років тому +35

    how wonderful to hear the venerable Ajahn Chah

    • @m.kalindu1576
      @m.kalindu1576 3 роки тому

      English translation of the dhamma sermon preached at the holy premises of ruwanweliseya in 🇱🇰
      ua-cam.com/video/s3b5YtZjcP0/v-deo.html

  • @Melatheory
    @Melatheory 10 років тому +63

    I tried to smile and be happy but one day i realized that with all my effort i was still not happy. So i stopped, let it go, let it be, soon I realized again that I was free from trying to control things. I smiled once again but this time with the happiness of peace. "Every problem has a solution and when there is no solution it's no longer a problem." - Inspired by Ajahn Brahm Teaching

    • @raymondharvey1821
      @raymondharvey1821 4 роки тому +3

      Worldly teacher Ajahn Brahm offers sugar for hungry ears.

    • @MrFree-vj8qj
      @MrFree-vj8qj 4 роки тому +1

      You wont someday just realize it by magic, It would be a miracle, we are born wired to desire, have aversion and suffer. It wont go away without enough study and practice like any Buddha did.

    • @N0Xa880iUL
      @N0Xa880iUL 2 роки тому

      @@raymondharvey1821 DeEp

  • @dhammatube
    @dhammatube  16 років тому +53

    It is true that some temples in Buddhist countries are just showing off their wealth. But that is not the kind of Buddhism that Ajahn Chah was practising. In his forest monastery everything was very simple, monks were doing all the work themselves, nobody was allowed to keep money, it was really ascetic. Such monasteries still exist, one just has to separate the good from the bad.

  • @hearts0ngs
    @hearts0ngs 14 років тому +6

    Ajahn Chah continues to inspire the Dhamma in our hearts even today. Not only his words, but even his relaxed and easy manner, his sense of humour, etc, all radiate Dhamma.

  • @talljon77
    @talljon77 15 років тому +16

    Incredible, I didn't know there were videos of him. I'm glad to have seen him speak.

  • @violinmusicfan
    @violinmusicfan 15 років тому +21

    I find myself coming back to this time and time again for valuable words of wisdom :)

  • @satanlok
    @satanlok 16 років тому +6

    The essence of the Buddha's teaching can not be reached by just reading and/or just brain understanding; it can only be reached by just practising.

  • @donseavey3704
    @donseavey3704 3 роки тому +3

    I now understand why so many Americans with all the potential in the world threw it all away to walk with this man in the forest, Luang pors teachings is what the world needs in this day and age

  • @vajraloka1
    @vajraloka1 4 роки тому +9

    See the peace and bliss on his face.

  • @20callenderslady
    @20callenderslady 15 років тому +3

    Everty time I see and/or hear Ajahn Chah I realise I have found the right Path, even though I have only made the first faltering step! He is truly inspirational.

  • @MGCUK
    @MGCUK 16 років тому +15

    I've seen this clip so many times and just love it!
    SUCH an amazing teacher and I've always felt very priveleged to have been able to see a clip of Ajahn Chah when he was alive.
    Many thanks Dhammatube for what is my fave clip on UA-cam...so far! I wish everyone could see this and learn from it...he is such an inspiration. Sadhu, Sadhu, Sadhu!

  • @dhammatube
    @dhammatube  17 років тому +8

    Simply search for "ajahn chah" and you find lots of them. The official websites have links in the little window above (click "more").

  • @Beautifuldays8685
    @Beautifuldays8685 13 років тому +18

    im catholic,but i really admire and find myself living buddism wisdom make me feel peace everyday

  • @sirimath111
    @sirimath111 14 років тому +3

    The Buddhist thero with great discipline, who walks right in the middle of the path shown by the Great Buddha, is worshiped by all, respected and cared by all....
    It's amazing to see such human being with supernatural kindness and extreme self discipline exist, even this era of the world...
    Here is my worship towards their hollyness..
    Sadhu sadhu.....!

  • @vajraloka1
    @vajraloka1 4 роки тому +15

    Ajan chah was a rare monk who awakened, not just religious

  • @Tridib_Tinkel
    @Tridib_Tinkel 2 роки тому +1

    For the first time I just saw an Arhant - Enlightened Being, Identical to the Buddha. Unbelievable, got goosebumps! Feeling so relaxed, accepted and lighthearted after seeing Ajahn Chah.
    I take refuge of The Buddha, His Teachings and Disciplines and Ajahn Chah, Sariputta, Mahakassapa and thousands of the Arhant Disciples of the Buddha

  • @khunthate
    @khunthate 11 років тому +11

    damn, this gave me more than the whole year worth of youtubeing

  • @satanlok
    @satanlok 17 років тому +2

    Satu ^^ I never seen Luangpor Cha before, but I have heard his teaching. His teaching is easy to under stand and he turn the dificult thing to become easy. I'm very pround of being one of his student even I never seen his body, however, I have seen him when I see the truth. Thanks for sharing. Anumotana na kub ^^

  • @One_In_Training
    @One_In_Training 3 роки тому

    If we had world leaders with this kind of wisdom and compassion, just imagine how happy the human race can be! May it come to be someday.

  • @buzzer4625
    @buzzer4625 16 років тому +2

    Ein schöner Film! Vielen Dank!

  • @chasefukuoka61
    @chasefukuoka61 14 років тому +2

    Thank you for uploading this!

  • @CopperBeech777
    @CopperBeech777 4 роки тому

    Thank you for this, it is very inspiring to know that there have been Buddhist monks in this world such as Ajahn Chah so recently. I think it means the True Dharma is still present in the world. 🙏🏽🙏🏿🙏

    • @m.kalindu1576
      @m.kalindu1576 3 роки тому

      English translation of the dhamma sermon preached at the holy premises of ruwanweliseya in 🇱🇰
      ua-cam.com/video/s3b5YtZjcP0/v-deo.html

  • @magnoliavulcan
    @magnoliavulcan 17 років тому +1

    A great video. Thank you so much. Ajahn is a great teacher.

  • @mikkiwon
    @mikkiwon 14 років тому +3

    "A truly wonderful mind " Thank you, With Metta. M

  • @Asifk88
    @Asifk88 14 років тому +3

    What a stillnes there in that forest monastary :)
    homage to Ajahn Chah

  • @Srisavad
    @Srisavad 16 років тому

    สาธุพระคุณเจ้าค่ะ
    When we think we have "self' (atta) we become selfish, try to feed our body with the best thing we can find, then forget to feed our mind.
    Thank you for sharing dhamma talk, I really appreciate it.

  • @sebastianvince248
    @sebastianvince248 7 місяців тому

    amazing teacher , i volunteer at the english monastery he founded with sumedho . Amaravati , its a beautiful place to meditate , stay at for a week or so . ajan chah was a master , his disiple Sumedho still lives there , a master to age 89

  • @luisalau
    @luisalau 14 років тому +1

    this is what enlightenment is...................very impress with his wisdom.

  • @sunilsai6271
    @sunilsai6271 11 років тому

    This is super channel , putting super information. Thanks and Lot
    Ajahn Chah is emobodiement of Peace
    for me, its all about implementing 8 noble path , so that we can attain "no self" and hence Peace
    the way i am trying is
    1) see such videos
    2) Meditate and keep Buddha pictures everywhere..
    3) using a mobile app called "BuDhamma" to practice 8 noble path
    Peace to All

    • @m.kalindu1576
      @m.kalindu1576 3 роки тому

      English translation of the dhamma sermon preached at the holy premises of ruwanweliseya in 🇱🇰
      ua-cam.com/video/s3b5YtZjcP0/v-deo.html

  • @yashom306
    @yashom306 6 років тому +1

    very important video thanks for uploading

  • @zencat
    @zencat 16 років тому

    Truly inspiring... kawp kuhn... thanks

  • @ahhaitsdennis
    @ahhaitsdennis 12 років тому +2

    a year or so ago, after practicing meditation on my own i was hooked on the idea of quitting smoking tobacco and marijuana, i even fasted before i was very skillful in my practice haha, but i let go of the want to quit smoking to work on letting go of negative thought, thoughts of hate, desire to get somewhere, thoughts of lust, not forcefully, letting go moment by moment in the gift of the forever now, and now my last few attachments are no longer problems and shall be dismissed when they are.

  • @bluejetOmega
    @bluejetOmega 17 років тому

    It 's great to see this vdo and hear LP Chah 's vioce, since the venerable LP Chah passed away over a decade ago (my estimation) while the venerable LP Liam is the current abbot and he is no longer looking young as in the vdo.

  • @kay78
    @kay78 17 років тому

    so cute, peace, and wise
    he had taught students who are spreading the dhamma all around the world.

  • @lov2us
    @lov2us 13 років тому +2

    if you are always very mindful of the present, then there is no place for contemplation of past/future ie desire of happiness

  • @aristotledixit
    @aristotledixit 15 років тому +6

    It's amazing that the west went through all the troubles of understanding quantum mechanics' subtleties to find out what these wise men had always known for sure: there is no separation between experiment and observer, the observer is just a convention

    • @saxy1player
      @saxy1player 3 роки тому +1

      What's even more amazing is that even with that "insight", there is no real insight and people still want to find answers outside of themselves ...

  • @jagaro
    @jagaro 3 роки тому +1

    Anumodana!

  • @thefourthway
    @thefourthway 13 років тому

    Life as it is. Gratefulness to this Bodhisattva.

  • @raymondharvey1821
    @raymondharvey1821 4 роки тому +2

    Teachings for the worldly man. There is strife until emancipation. The worldly man wants to hear that he does not need to work hard for the goal bc there is not goal just let it go. There is nothing more difficult than the path to freedom worldly one.

  • @ianoian1
    @ianoian1 3 роки тому

    I've been looking for my 'self' for about 45 years - still haven't it!!🙃!!

  • @chewdhamma
    @chewdhamma 17 років тому +1

    Wonderful! Thanks for sharing!

  • @ITSbigwillystyle
    @ITSbigwillystyle 12 років тому +4

    I never said I had problems with Buddhism. I admire Buddhism greatly, they did what many religions stopped doing. They strove to see how far the mind could go, they pushed their mind to the limits and achieved outstanding insights on life and reality. But most religions today have not let go of that personal, sentient being idea of the supernatural Sky God. I think this is harmful to one's mind and practice which is why I originally was asking that person why they attach to it still.

  • @mountainsea-mw6nj
    @mountainsea-mw6nj Рік тому

    So wise teacher.

  • @chemistryfu
    @chemistryfu 12 років тому

    This is a good outlook you have.

  • @rahulkotolikar7292
    @rahulkotolikar7292 Рік тому +1

    Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu 🙏🙏🙏

  • @Havasu1976
    @Havasu1976 5 місяців тому

    Beautiful

  • @lov2us
    @lov2us 14 років тому +2

    just listen to him, I briefly encounter the mindfulness

  • @mumblealice17
    @mumblealice17 12 років тому +1

    Wishing to be happy is perfectly fine. Every being is striving towards that wish. I practice Vipassana meditation which is where you simply look at whatever arises. In your meditation you can notice that you desire happiness. You don't need to congratulate yourself or condemn yourself. Don't add anything and don't subtract anything. Simply be with this feeling of desire and it will reveal a lot of things to you. Happy meditation :)

  • @ramidudu
    @ramidudu 17 років тому

    thanks for uploading

  • @dhammatube
    @dhammatube  17 років тому

    It's in Ubon, NE Thailand. See the websites in the box to the right.

  • @eddygan325
    @eddygan325 3 роки тому

    Thank you! Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu 🙏

  • @ikkyusang31
    @ikkyusang31 15 років тому

    My best teacher

  • @dwv1000
    @dwv1000 11 років тому +1

    Keep your heart light as a feather.

  • @light7679
    @light7679 11 років тому

    Thank you Ajahn Chah

  • @Composer19691
    @Composer19691 12 років тому

    Everyone has their own unique path to walk. It's easy to stand on the outside and say "just do this" or "don't believe that". Let them find their way in their own time. Judging someone's beliefs as "empty" may offend them. It also weakens one's own practice of equanimity.

  • @martinratcliffe5987
    @martinratcliffe5987 4 роки тому +1

    Supatipanno savakasangho
    Ujupatipanno savakasango
    Nayapatipanno savakasango
    Samicipatipanno savakasango
    Sadhu sadhu sadhu

  • @queened
    @queened 16 років тому +1

    Wisdom!If Only all countries leaders learn form him or buddha teaching....the world will have peace...long term peace without differences....

  • @jamesl104
    @jamesl104 6 років тому

    Thank You

  • @mountainandsea-cz7yi
    @mountainandsea-cz7yi Рік тому

    Wise teacher.

  • @yogprakashjantaprasadkheta6466
    @yogprakashjantaprasadkheta6466 10 років тому

    ॐ श्री सद्गुरू शरणम् मम्
    Om Sri Sadguru Sharnam Mamah
    Thanks
    Thank you very much
    Thank you very much
    With Kind Regards,
    ॐ & Divine Peace, Light, Love, Joy, Blessings,
    Sannyasi Yogprakash

  • @drav1dan
    @drav1dan 14 років тому

    @rodrigojoseunb: Most Buddhist monasteries allow people to stay as visitors for a few days at a time, if you contact them & ask permission beforehand. So, you can stay as a visitor at a monastery near where you live & see if monastery life is for you.

  • @sakkraya
    @sakkraya 16 років тому

    Thanks alot!

  • @annyta22
    @annyta22 14 років тому +1

    @alfulani5 the head is like unhappiness and the tail is like happiness. When you grab the snake by the head, it will bit you suddenly. But if you grab the tail, the head will turn to bite you anyway. When you love someone or things so much, you are clinging to and don't want to lose them, but undesired situations always happen to anyone which create suffering. Buddha saw these suffering in everyone's lives and searched for the medicine to cure them.

  • @picmedic
    @picmedic 16 років тому

    Great answer.

  • @hoaphung4898
    @hoaphung4898 2 роки тому

    Could I have the script please, to translate into Vietnamese. Thanks.🍁🍀🌻

  • @chinthakaherath8330
    @chinthakaherath8330 11 років тому +1

    godak hodai mekanam

  • @Cleo2706
    @Cleo2706 12 років тому +2

    Its not that difficult. When desire arises, you just note it without a judgement. (Desire, desire) and go back to watching your breath. Determined but gentle. Desire will fade as all the rest of our emotions, its impermanent, and all the more so if you don't "fuel or feed" it by dwelling.

  • @kusumnannawre780
    @kusumnannawre780 2 роки тому

    धम्मदेशना अप्रतिम
    साधुकार साधू साधू साधू

  • @TheAnimationProjects
    @TheAnimationProjects 12 років тому

    I agree. Reading books does helps little in practice. The truth reveals itself through practice.

    • @m.kalindu1576
      @m.kalindu1576 3 роки тому

      English translation of the dhamma sermon preached at the holy premises of ruwanweliseya in 🇱🇰
      ua-cam.com/video/s3b5YtZjcP0/v-deo.html

  • @merylste
    @merylste 13 років тому

    @Witaya4you What one needs to "believe" or have faith in... is Ajah Chan's experience until one has a direct experience of the Truth of what he is saying. t's a long road. One needs faith /belief to travel any path. That does not mean one shouldn't question and test what is being told.

  • @vajraloka1
    @vajraloka1 4 роки тому +1

    The difference in southern Buddhism and mahayana or advaita seems to be the later sees transcendent awareness as the "true self " a omnipresent expanse that transcends death.

  • @dhammatube
    @dhammatube  14 років тому

    @natuankur That is Ajahn Liem, the current abbot.

  • @ITSbigwillystyle
    @ITSbigwillystyle 12 років тому

    Yes.

  • @bwhqing
    @bwhqing 13 років тому

    What happen? Where is the recording? How come replace by this variety?.

  • @DiamondMind
    @DiamondMind 14 років тому +1

    hahah he look so happy!

  • @herfanalie8081
    @herfanalie8081 6 років тому +1

    Om Mani Padme Hum.
    Semoga semua mahluk berbahagia.

  • @cookieforthecookie6507
    @cookieforthecookie6507 4 роки тому +1

    Dear Buddhists, I got an initiation in a cult and it is really painful. Even if I am not a member anymore. Could someone recommend me, what to do? I could become homeless soon, I can not control my body anymore. I am afraid that it could take control of me and I could give my body fully away. I think they can do whatever they want with me. What should I do?

    • @mindfulmoments4956
      @mindfulmoments4956 4 роки тому +1

      I would suggest cultivating Loving-kindness meditation for yourself and to your friends and relatives as well as to anyone who maybe harmful to you.

  • @believeandachieve9180
    @believeandachieve9180 Рік тому

    Ajahn Chah

  • @SPtheRoamingVloGo
    @SPtheRoamingVloGo 17 років тому

    Peace in the way

  • @unisitetheory
    @unisitetheory 16 років тому

    The comment above was intended to be a reply to quisqueyatv to his question "ok interesting, but where is the proof that those realms exist scientifically?? or you just base it on blind beliefs?? " I'd also like to add that perhaps we can never prove in words that there is actually "Enlightenment". There are claims that people have reached nirvana, but one can never know unless one experiences it oneself. Personally, I've put effort into embodying the dhamma and it's worked so far.

  • @shenyan9424
    @shenyan9424 17 років тому

    may I know where is this temple in thailand ? many thanks

  • @ANGELIZ333
    @ANGELIZ333 13 років тому

    Beatiful! :)

  • @MrBirdy2010
    @MrBirdy2010 15 років тому

    thanks for your information :)

  • @chathun9168
    @chathun9168 Рік тому

    🙏🙏🙏

  • @philosophyoflife7929
    @philosophyoflife7929 3 роки тому +1

    Namo Buddhaya!!!!

  • @BAMBOO2545
    @BAMBOO2545 14 років тому

    สาธุ เจ้าค่ะ

  • @maxaveniko
    @maxaveniko 15 років тому

    Ajahn Chanh is indeed a Noble Disciples of Lord Buddha!

  • @Dhamma-D
    @Dhamma-D Рік тому

    🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

  • @stevenkok1926
    @stevenkok1926 7 років тому +6

    Genuine Buddhism.

    • @m.kalindu1576
      @m.kalindu1576 3 роки тому

      English translation of the dhamma sermon preached at the holy premises of ruwanweliseya in 🇱🇰
      ua-cam.com/video/s3b5YtZjcP0/v-deo.html

  • @tppropeller
    @tppropeller 16 років тому

    There is also Nirvana monk in Siberia, Russia. He body still being fresh after he death for 75 years. I saw in Discovery but I do not remember his name. There is a chanting part, if the monk pratice it everyday, after they death, the body will be fresh. who know please explain more.

  • @sondogs98
    @sondogs98 7 років тому

    Can anyone reply what the monks daily routine would be and how much time they would spend meditating? thanks

    • @dhammatube
      @dhammatube  7 років тому +2

      Get up before 3 am, meditate and clean the hall before sunrise, then go on alms round, eat after 8 am, clean up the hall and do other work, then do walking meditation, have a bit of rest in the middle of the day, then sweep leaves in the early afternoon, have some drink, then evening more meditation and chanting.

  • @JacobHemelrijk
    @JacobHemelrijk 3 роки тому +1

    kRHAP kHUN HRAP luang POR Ajahn Chah

  • @Bodohsatva
    @Bodohsatva 16 років тому

    he is pure...
    ha ha ha...
    so he is happy n peace...
    but not yet an arahat...

  • @rodrigojoseunb
    @rodrigojoseunb 12 років тому

    But yes, they might be mixed with cultural aspects, which are founded on beliefs. But if you study the evolution of science, you will notice that it is also full of beliefs and creeds, but since it has a systematic way of processing information, it eventually reaches truth. In my humble opinion and experience with buddhism, it's quite the same, there is a lot of cultural structures, but they are founded on a systematic meditative practice, and truth can be found that way.

  • @boingbryan8123
    @boingbryan8123 9 років тому +2

    why with the dislike?????

    • @j00f
      @j00f 9 років тому +2

      +boing bryan Maybe they didn't like the picture quality. It's a wonderful video. One of the clearest explanations of the way.

  • @sebastianvince248
    @sebastianvince248 7 місяців тому

    i have 2 or 3 favourite buddhists masters, ajan chah is one, zen master dogen another , thicht nah han another

  • @JuicyLeek
    @JuicyLeek 12 років тому +2

    Jesus can only take you to heaven, while the Buddha's teachings will take you far beyond heaven.

  • @theformerlife
    @theformerlife 3 роки тому

    🙏