To anyone who's watching this video and reading the comments, my wish for you is that any troubles or anxieties that have been weighing you down will begin to lift. May your mind be cleared of negative thoughts, incessant overthinking, and any doubts that have been holding you back. May clarity replace your confusion, and may your life be filled with peace and calmness. Take the wisdom from this video and empower yourself to achieve all that you seek. 🙏✨
00:02 Having a negative mindset can make your mind weaker. 02:27 Complaining about things outside your control weakens your mind and puts focus on what's wrong. 04:55 Expressing oneself authentically is essential for mental well-being 07:24 Blaming others for our problems weakens our minds and takes away our power. 09:45 Fantasizing instead of visualizing weakens our minds by disconnecting us from reality and can lead to disappointment. 12:10 Neglecting personal relationships weakens our minds and hinders our joy and support in life. 14:34 Letting emotions rule weakens our minds 16:55 Cultivating emotional intelligence in Buddhism helps us respond wisely to emotions instead of reacting impulsively. 19:04 Dwelling on the past weakens our minds and prevents us from fully enjoying the present or looking forward to the future. 21:09 Letting go of the past creates space for new experiences and opportunities. 23:20 Cultivating equanimity, authenticity, and self-love liberates us from the mental weakness tied to worrying about what others say and do. 25:30 Buddhism teaches how to overcome habits that make us mentally weak.
When I was younger, I failed to get into the university that both I and my family had high hopes for. The disappointment from my loved ones, coupled with my own guilt, weighed heavily on me and kept me trapped in regret and self-reproach. Things didn't change until I started practicing letting go of the past, as taught in Buddhism. I learned to forgive myself and view the situation with compassion. Since then, I have felt liberated from the burdens of the past, creating space for new opportunities and experiences in my life.
10 Habits that makes you mentally weak 1. Having a negative mindset 2.Complaining about things outside your control 3.Not expressing yourself 4.Blaming others 5.Fantasizing 6.Not making Time 7. Letting your emotions us 8.Trying to control everything 9.Dwelling on the past 10. Worrying about what say and do
"Is Buddhism just for monks, or can its principles help everyday people like us find peace and meaning in the chaos of modern living? How can the Buddha’s timeless wisdom be applied to our lives to cultivate mindfulness, compassion, and purpose?"
I have been harsh to myself whenever I failed,was rejected be it academic ,social ,romantic and always pleased people. Knowing that life is a beautiful river beckoned with wonderful adventures letting go of resentment makes me a bird
How difficult Is to see the truth in our dayly lives we are so distracting but to have the courage to face It will take us to the path with joy awareness and loving kindness to fullfiil those dark places in our lives Let the guidance of this practices make our paths More easier to navigate
i dont miss any of the stoic teachings and all wisdom, im 27 years old and fully in depended, young leader in my trade. all these things happening in my life are shaped by the teachings.
No only 4 people did. 5 including me. Please stop. It's spammy. I wrote this to another person who commented after you. Attention seeking people are annoying.
This video is a real eye-opener! It's so easy to fall into these habits without even realizing it. The way you break down each point is super helpful, and it's motivating me to make some positive changes. Thanks for the great content!.
23:20 Nurturing equanimity, authenticity, and self-love frees us from the mental burden of being affected by others' words and actions. I really like it!
I’ve been exploring Buddhist teachings for a while now, and this perspective on luck and intention is so unique. Thanks for making it easy to understand.
It not only demonstrates the profound philosophy of Buddhism on impermanence, but also brings a practical lesson for life. Emphasizing that letting go is not about giving up, but about finding peace in accepting reality, is a subtle yet powerful message. The gentle, easy-to-understand and inspirational expression makes readers feel the value of being freed from mental burdens, and helps them become more confident in their journey of building strength from within.tks
This video offers insightful tips on overcoming mental weaknesses using Buddhist teachings. It highlights how habits like negative thinking and complaining can weaken our minds, and provides practical advice on using mindfulness and self-acceptance to build mental strength. Great resource for personal growth!
“Such powerful wisdom! It’s amazing how timeless truths like this can bring so much clarity and peace. Always grateful for insights that inspire growth and reflection. 🙏✨”
1. Focus on 99 positive things rather on 1 negative 2. Shift ur focus from uncontrollable things or passive things to active nd contollable 3. Form a problem solving mindset,dont complain ,let go unnecessary burdens 4.communicate wgatever insude you 5, blaming others for ur problems is like giving the steering wheel of ur life to someone else ,believe in karma 6.forgiveness is about releasing ourselves from carrying the burden of resentment 7. Fantasising vs visualization, fantasising is about yhe end goal means u will get a pot of gokd in the end,involves clinging to a fixed idsa if the future Visualization involves creating mental image of achievable goals ,adapts to the ever shifting landscape of life 8,don't get swept away with ur emotions dont let it rule rather observd that actively then respond wisely rather reacting impulsively .😊
Your habits will determine your future. So if you don't like your past results, change your habits and your results will eventually change. Conversely, if you keep up with the same habits, you will be exactly where you are. Plenty of good tips in this video.
I want to remember all this great teaching its really broken down clearly not that Idon't know because l haven't read and I operate in it just to continue to be about this naturally. So I have to listen over and over . Wow! this was my thirteen year of schooling .
while I admire the Buddhist approach to mindfulness, my own practice is rooted in Shia teachings, particularly in prayer and reflection. I’ve found that these moments of connection, especially with prayers from Imam Sajjad (AS), allow me to find peace in challenging times.
I always speak my mind the right way take it out of my chest when thinking not fair or not right tough in anything and stand for myself we are all human beings must be treated right 🇺🇸
This video is such an eye-opener! These 10 habits are so common yet so impactful on our mental strength. Thank you for sharing Buddhist wisdom in such a practical way! 🌱🙏
In our holy bible it says to think on the things positive kind upbeat. To not worry is another common bible theme. The theme of putting a humble quiet mind who focuses on 'GOD,' is recurring in the respected also old testament and treating others as well as ourselves (book of Numbers)The new testament Saint Matthew talks of not helping ourselves by worry and self gain préoccupations. A unified peaceful mindvis necessary for Judaism, Christianity and Buddhism whether Mahayana or 'Theravada,or Tibetan. Yes we have different beliefs but we have beliefs. One of them is emotying our minds from all and focusing on G-d on "YHVH." We cannot get any of the good from God if we aren't receptive,with clean clear unoccupied minds ,much like Buddhist monks.❤❤❤✝️🕎☸️🕊️☕
This video beautifully captures the essence of mental strength through the lens of Buddhism, especially with this powerful analogy. Letting go of complaints and focusing on what we can control is such an empowering message. The way the video intertwines mindfulness and practical wisdom makes it an inspiring guide for anyone looking to build resilience and find peace amidst life’s challenges. Well done!
As the Stoics said: "Control what you can, accept what you cannot." - Focus on your actions and thoughts, but let go of the outcomes beyond your control.
I know what to do and not to do but not having a clue of how to do these. Taking a warm shower, meditation, eating healthy food everyone says the same things. These are only helpful after a long hard day. But having anxiety, childhood traumas and the environment that we live in hinder us from relaxing. How are we going to not focus on negative things in a wold like this? Feeling trapped in my thoughts and living a hell in my brain make it impossible to even breathe. Just need to know HOW?
Such a clear and calming explanation of Buddhist philosophy [23:05] . I just love how you make it so easy to understand! Insightful Buddha also covers these topics deeply, worth checking out
While I agree that letting go of the past and not dwelling on it is important, I wonder if completely avoiding reflection on past experiences might cause us to miss valuable lessons. Isn’t some level of introspection necessary for growth and understanding? Curious to hear other perspectives!
"Enlightening and transformative! This video sheds light on 10 habits that hinder mental strength from a Buddhist perspective. It's a compelling guide for anyone looking to cultivate a stronger, more resilient mindset.
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The subject Divine Metaphysics: Reality Understood Through the Lens of Religion, is a great topic because it allows us to explore ideologies and beliefs with an open perspective. The example used to define religion as more as a guide for moral beliefs is a reality and describing it as a form of influence is also true. Yes, "any real moral principle" [39:22] will be likely adopted or practiced when people trust the source of the teachings is a great point. I enjoyed this subject very much and believe it could be explored further. There are moral standards that I believe we could all agree on and part of me trusts that most of the ethical beliefs we have are similar. Yes, I know there are exceptions but, what is to say that we could not one day agree on Universal rights or standards, decide where we draw the circle and say this things are absolutely great and this are the positive consequences and these are the negative etc. Proving universal moral as does religion however, without the subjective empowerment over the people I think could be beneficial especially when proved through science and history.
This video content is truly profound and helpful! The habits you share not only help me understand the power of mental resilience but also bring practical values from Buddhist philosophy. Practicing mindfulness, meditation, and positive thinking has become clearer and more applicable thanks to the channel's detailed guidance. Thank you so much for sharing this valuable knowledge to improve mental well-being!
Right now, I need to give myself compassion and understanding. I quit recently and there are times that I question whether I did the right thing but. I have to believe I did because the owners/employees were hostile and negative.
I always speak this to my community and teach this in my videos. Focus on 99 POSITIVE things rather on 1 negative. This is a VERY life changing thing if one can actually consciously practice this. You made a good video here. Hope to see more
One thing i leant different from others in you is it is important to exchange or be open with our ideas opinions suggestion critics for the world to know how we feel against overall view points of others analitically based on genaral back ground to fundermental issues on every day situation to life of theirs in return to ours and their application from principals of buddhism is a bench mark towards both eliminating mental instability and both keeping our bodily fitness on the redar simultaneously so that it wont bother our inner stability and outer stabilty with enviromental changes.
Additionally, stop using chemicals to clean your house, stop using cosmetics that has chemicals, check your home moulds and eliminate it if you find any,etc go of the past, forgive everyone for their mistakes, find a sense of purpose and fulfillment by helping people or volunteer at a charitable organization...
To everyone watching this video and reading the comments, I sincerely hope that any worries or burdens you've been carrying will start to ease. May your mind find relief from troubling thoughts, constant overthinking, and any lingering doubts. May understanding replace confusion, bringing peace and serenity into your life. Let the insights from this video uplift and guide you toward the fulfillment of all your aspirations. 🌱✨
*To anyone watching this video and reading the comments, I wish for your troubles and anxieties to lift. May your mind be free of negative thoughts, overthinking, and doubts holding you back. May clarity replace confusion, and may your life be filled with peace and calm. Take the wisdom from this video and empower yourself to achieve all that you seek.* 🙏🙏
☘☀✨🌏Everything is falling into place. Some stranger somewhere still remembers you because you were kind to them when no one else was. Just a reminder. 😉
When I began to stidy the wayd of Buddhism I ra'alized that Ive been living life this way for most of it since birth. Except for how I allowed the imbalances of sadness and confusion to overtake me for such a long while. Healing journey is going well though now that I AM internally staying in mindfulness. Love to all sentients on path back to the Source of all creation. Be blissed... Always 🙏 ✨
@@eladsinger9215When this is, that is. From the arising of this comes the arising of that. When this isn't, that isn't. From the cessation of this comes the cessation of that.
Such a insightful breakdown of habits that hinder mental strength, aligned perfectly with Buddhist principles. The strategies offered, like mindfulness and self-compassion, feel practical and empowering.
To anyone who's watching this video and reading the comments, my wish for you is that any troubles or anxieties that have been weighing you down will begin to lift. May your mind be cleared of negative thoughts, incessant overthinking, and any doubts that have been holding you back. May clarity replace your confusion, and may your life be filled with peace and calmness. Take the wisdom from this video and empower yourself to achieve all that you seek. 🙏✨
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00:02 Having a negative mindset can make your mind weaker.
02:27 Complaining about things outside your control weakens your mind and puts focus on what's wrong.
04:55 Expressing oneself authentically is essential for mental well-being
07:24 Blaming others for our problems weakens our minds and takes away our power.
09:45 Fantasizing instead of visualizing weakens our minds by disconnecting us from reality and can lead to disappointment.
12:10 Neglecting personal relationships weakens our minds and hinders our joy and support in life.
14:34 Letting emotions rule weakens our minds
16:55 Cultivating emotional intelligence in Buddhism helps us respond wisely to emotions instead of reacting impulsively.
19:04 Dwelling on the past weakens our minds and prevents us from fully enjoying the present or looking forward to the future.
21:09 Letting go of the past creates space for new experiences and opportunities.
23:20 Cultivating equanimity, authenticity, and self-love liberates us from the mental weakness tied to worrying about what others say and do.
25:30 Buddhism teaches how to overcome habits that make us mentally weak.
17:49 trying to control everything
(Sorry its for myself)
Thanks for summary
what was the point that?
Thankyou!!
Thank you for your time and patience you are very kind friend ❤
When I was younger, I failed to get into the university that both I and my family had high hopes for. The disappointment from my loved ones, coupled with my own guilt, weighed heavily on me and kept me trapped in regret and self-reproach. Things didn't change until I started practicing letting go of the past, as taught in Buddhism. I learned to forgive myself and view the situation with compassion. Since then, I have felt liberated from the burdens of the past, creating space for new opportunities and experiences in my life.
I hope everyone who watches this video will have their thoughts opened and lead to peace
🙏🙏🙏
Sometimes 8 belive the UA-cam is like the universe itself ...it somehow brings your way things ( the vid) that you needs most at the moment 😭❤️
I wish everyone who reads this comment a happy and joyful life
Thank you.
If i listen to this enough….. maybe it will sink in and be my mindset.
10 Habits that makes you mentally weak
1. Having a negative mindset
2.Complaining about things outside your control
3.Not expressing yourself
4.Blaming others
5.Fantasizing
6.Not making Time
7. Letting your emotions us
8.Trying to control everything
9.Dwelling on the past
10. Worrying about what say and do
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Thank you very much for your summary. It is of great help.
"Is Buddhism just for monks, or can its principles help everyday people like us find peace and meaning in the chaos of modern living? How can the Buddha’s timeless wisdom be applied to our lives to cultivate mindfulness, compassion, and purpose?"
Thank you ❤
Having Buddhism is Great Power 👍
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I have been harsh to myself whenever I failed,was rejected be it academic ,social ,romantic and always pleased people. Knowing that life is a beautiful river beckoned with wonderful adventures letting go of resentment makes me a bird
You are correct!
The fact that nobody talks about the book whispers of manifestation on borlest speaks volumes about how people are stuck in a trance
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 bnb
No book or video will help you unless you change your mindset
In the above context i would say it's better to watch a video than to read a book. What would you say for that?
@kmRahulhandsom5598
@@Rahulhandsom5598 they will help u change your mindset… watching a cooking video wont cook your food either
How difficult Is to see the truth in our dayly lives we are so distracting but to have the courage to face It will take us to the path with joy awareness and loving kindness to fullfiil those dark places in our lives Let the guidance of this practices make our paths More easier to navigate
Complaining about what’s not in your control is in reality doing something about it which is sometimes better than doing nothing.
You are correct.....Study the "tone" scale by L Ron Hubbard Dianetics.
i dont miss any of the stoic teachings and all wisdom, im 27 years old and fully in depended, young leader in my trade. all these things happening in my life are shaped by the teachings.
I hope dozens of people read this comment and watch this video will always be happy and have peace of mind.
No only 4 people did. 5 including me. Please stop. It's spammy. I wrote this to another person who commented after you. Attention seeking people are annoying.
This video is a real eye-opener! It's so easy to fall into these habits without even realizing it. The way you break down each point is super helpful, and it's motivating me to make some positive changes. Thanks for the great content!.
23:20 Nurturing equanimity, authenticity, and self-love frees us from the mental burden of being affected by others' words and actions. I really like it!
I’ve been exploring Buddhist teachings for a while now, and this perspective on luck and intention is so unique. Thanks for making it easy to understand.
7:05 🧘 "These lessons are exactly what the world needs right now. So much wisdom and peace in one place. Thank you! 🧡✨"
It not only demonstrates the profound philosophy of Buddhism on impermanence, but also brings a practical lesson for life. Emphasizing that letting go is not about giving up, but about finding peace in accepting reality, is a subtle yet powerful message. The gentle, easy-to-understand and inspirational expression makes readers feel the value of being freed from mental burdens, and helps them become more confident in their journey of building strength from within.tks
💪 Buddhist teachings have given me tools to navigate life's challenges with grace and resilience. A true blessing.
Pearls of Wisdom
What Buddha taught is always true for me. Thanks for sharing this video. 😇
This video offers insightful tips on overcoming mental weaknesses using Buddhist teachings. It highlights how habits like negative thinking and complaining can weaken our minds, and provides practical advice on using mindfulness and self-acceptance to build mental strength. Great resource for personal growth!
I need to watch this everyday
You can keep that to yourself rather than sharing that on the internet. A weak mindset is also people who seek for attention.
"I never realized how small habits like complaining or negative thinking could weaken my mind. This video really opened my eyes! 3:00
I find the mysteries of Tibetan Buddhism particularly captivating. The rituals, symbolism, and practices are so rich and profound.
Thanks for sharing. Whoever is reading this comment, I wish you success, health, love and happiness!
“Such powerful wisdom! It’s amazing how timeless truths like this can bring so much clarity and peace. Always grateful for insights that inspire growth and reflection. 🙏✨”
These words never fail to fill me with admiration and inspiration, empowering my mindset and filling me with strength.
This channel is my go-to source for reliable and practical health advice!
I am strong mentally that's why I know what's happening and what's being told to the world.....that's why till now no one could understand a bit even
Build mentally strenght to face the unknown
Love this video!
I'm truly inspired to practice mindfulness after watching this. 😊
🙏🙏🙏
I have tried.so hard not to be negative.and it happened.it makes me not happy.❤❤❤
1. Focus on 99 positive things rather on 1 negative
2. Shift ur focus from uncontrollable things or passive things to active nd contollable
3. Form a problem solving mindset,dont complain ,let go unnecessary burdens
4.communicate wgatever insude you
5, blaming others for ur problems is like giving the steering wheel of ur life to someone else ,believe in karma
6.forgiveness is about releasing ourselves from carrying the burden of resentment
7. Fantasising vs visualization, fantasising is about yhe end goal means u will get a pot of gokd in the end,involves clinging to a fixed idsa if the future
Visualization involves creating mental image of achievable goals ,adapts to the ever shifting landscape of life
8,don't get swept away with ur emotions dont let it rule rather observd that actively then respond wisely rather reacting impulsively .😊
Your habits will determine your future. So if you don't like your past results, change your habits and your results will eventually change. Conversely, if you keep up with the same habits, you will be exactly where you are. Plenty of good tips in this video.
I love how you explain complex concepts with such clarity! This is a gem for anyone on their spiritual journey.
I want to remember all this great teaching its really broken down clearly not that Idon't know because l haven't read and I operate in it just to continue to be about this naturally. So I have to listen over and over . Wow! this was my thirteen year of schooling .
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CLEAR EXPLAINING ❤ PLEASE MORE VIDEOS ❤ VERY AFFECTIVE AND USEFUL ❤
while I admire the Buddhist approach to mindfulness, my own practice is rooted in Shia teachings, particularly in prayer and reflection. I’ve found that these moments of connection, especially with prayers from Imam Sajjad (AS), allow me to find peace in challenging times.
I always speak my mind the right way take it out of my chest when thinking not fair or not right tough in anything and stand for myself we are all human beings must be treated right 🇺🇸
yes we do ❤ right on
🌸 "Amazing insights at 5:50. Such a powerful reminder to live with kindness. Thank you! 🕊"
“It is not death that a man should fear, but he should fear never beginning to live.”
― Marcus Aurelius, Meditations
I hope everyone always strives for peace ❤
I love the section about taking care of our relationships with loved ones!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Message received! Thank you!
This video is such an eye-opener! These 10 habits are so common yet so impactful on our mental strength. Thank you for sharing Buddhist wisdom in such a practical way! 🌱🙏
In our holy bible it says to think on the things positive kind upbeat. To not worry is another common bible theme. The theme of putting a humble quiet mind who focuses on 'GOD,' is recurring in the respected also old testament and treating others as well as ourselves (book of Numbers)The new testament Saint Matthew talks of not helping ourselves by worry and self gain préoccupations. A unified peaceful mindvis necessary for Judaism, Christianity and Buddhism whether Mahayana or 'Theravada,or Tibetan. Yes we have different beliefs but we have beliefs. One of them is emotying our minds from all and focusing on G-d on "YHVH." We cannot get any of the good from God if we aren't receptive,with clean clear unoccupied minds ,much like Buddhist monks.❤❤❤✝️🕎☸️🕊️☕
From now I am going to use these budha teaching for 100 days. After 100 days I will come and tell what change comes to me all that.
Incorporating these values into my life has made a difference rven in a short time
This video beautifully captures the essence of mental strength through the lens of Buddhism, especially with this powerful analogy. Letting go of complaints and focusing on what we can control is such an empowering message. The way the video intertwines mindfulness and practical wisdom makes it an inspiring guide for anyone looking to build resilience and find peace amidst life’s challenges. Well done!
As the Stoics said: "Control what you can, accept what you cannot." - Focus on your actions and thoughts, but let go of the outcomes beyond your control.
00:33 Wow, a negative mindset is a real mood killer! 🌧 Thanks for sharing this insightful tip. I'll definitely be more mindful of my thoughts.
Buddhism often reminds us of the importance of being present and enjoying each moment !!!
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I didn’t realize how much these habits affect my mental state. Time for a change!
I know what to do and not to do but not having a clue of how to do these. Taking a warm shower, meditation, eating healthy food everyone says the same things. These are only helpful after a long hard day. But having anxiety, childhood traumas and the environment that we live in hinder us from relaxing. How are we going to not focus on negative things in a wold like this? Feeling trapped in my thoughts and living a hell in my brain make it impossible to even breathe. Just need to know HOW?
Such a clear and calming explanation of Buddhist philosophy [23:05] . I just love how you make it so easy to understand! Insightful Buddha also covers these topics deeply, worth checking out
This book is an affirmation of human strength.
While I agree that letting go of the past and not dwelling on it is important, I wonder if completely avoiding reflection on past experiences might cause us to miss valuable lessons. Isn’t some level of introspection necessary for growth and understanding? Curious to hear other perspectives!
This was a beautiful reminder of the power of mindfulness. Thank you for sharing!
This video hits deep. Time to work on mental strength and resilience! 💪
Thank you for sharing these valuable insights. This video has given me a lot to reflect on and practical steps to cultivate greater mental resilience.
🙏🙏🙏
Be Strong! You are the one to decide if you are weak or strong! Thanks for the meaningful video!
If I would have been raised with this knowledge… God only knows what I could have accomplished! Better late than never!
This is one of the best videos I've seen. Everything from the lesson, narrative and artwork are top notch.
🙏🙏🙏
This lecture is so meaningful! 🌸 Thank you for sharing ❤
The channel’s content not only relaxes me but also opens up new understandings! [3:30]
"Enlightening and transformative! This video sheds light on 10 habits that hinder mental strength from a Buddhist perspective. It's a compelling guide for anyone looking to cultivate a stronger, more resilient mindset.
Thanks for sharing good though to the universe!
This lecture is so meaningful! 🌸 Thank you for sharing such profound insights on Dharma. 🙏
everything is working to my advantage, 🌎🌍🌏
everything works for my highest good, 🌎🌍🌏
something wonderful is happening to me, 🌎🌍🌏
something amazing is happening to me🌎🌍🌏
i know everything has a reason, 🌎🌍🌏
and I am here to learn, 🌎🌍🌏
universe supports me through every situation, 🌎🌍🌏
i am protected and safe🌎🌍🌏
something wonderful is happening to me,
everything is wonderful,
everything has a good reason,
i am here to learn,
i trust that the end will be fine!
Great affirmations.thank you!
Sweet!
SPOT ON!☑
Great informatimation on mental health. Thank you!
I took an active approach this morning. 🙏🦋
Thank you for bringing us the beautiful content!
The subject Divine Metaphysics: Reality Understood Through the Lens of Religion, is a great topic because it allows us to explore ideologies and beliefs with an open perspective. The example used to define religion as more as a guide for moral beliefs is a reality and describing it as a form of influence is also true. Yes, "any real moral principle" [39:22] will be likely adopted or practiced when people trust the source of the teachings is a great point. I enjoyed this subject very much and believe it could be explored further. There are moral standards that I believe we could all agree on and part of me trusts that most of the ethical beliefs we have are similar. Yes, I know there are exceptions but, what is to say that we could not one day agree on Universal rights or standards, decide where we draw the circle and say this things are absolutely great and this are the positive consequences and these are the negative etc. Proving universal moral as does religion however, without the subjective empowerment over the people I think could be beneficial especially when proved through science and history.
Best buddhist teachings ever!
This video content is truly profound and helpful! The habits you share not only help me understand the power of mental resilience but also bring practical values from Buddhist philosophy. Practicing mindfulness, meditation, and positive thinking has become clearer and more applicable thanks to the channel's detailed guidance. Thank you so much for sharing this valuable knowledge to improve mental well-being!
Right now, I need to give myself compassion and understanding.
I quit recently and there are times that I question whether I did the right thing but.
I have to believe I did because the owners/employees were hostile and negative.
Thank you for the invaluable teachings in the video. Buddhism makes me less insecure and more content
If I receive videos like this every day, I think I will get better and better
This is the right time for me!
Mindfulness is the best solution!
I always speak this to my community and teach this in my videos. Focus on 99 POSITIVE things rather on 1 negative. This is a VERY life changing thing if one can actually consciously practice this. You made a good video here. Hope to see more
🙏🙏🙏
Great teaching
I like these buddhist teachings!
One thing i leant different from others in you is it is important to exchange or be open with our ideas opinions suggestion critics for the world to know how we feel against overall view points of others analitically based on genaral back ground to fundermental issues on every day situation to life of theirs in return to ours and their application from principals of buddhism is a bench mark towards both eliminating mental instability and both keeping our bodily fitness on the redar simultaneously so that it wont bother our inner stability and outer stabilty with enviromental changes.
This is the real mindfulness!
I always admire and inspire this words make my mindset more powerful
Yeah! Me too
Additionally, stop using chemicals to clean your house, stop using cosmetics that has chemicals, check your home moulds and eliminate it if you find any,etc go of the past, forgive everyone for their mistakes, find a sense of purpose and fulfillment by helping people or volunteer at a charitable organization...
To everyone watching this video and reading the comments, I sincerely hope that any worries or burdens you've been carrying will start to ease. May your mind find relief from troubling thoughts, constant overthinking, and any lingering doubts. May understanding replace confusion, bringing peace and serenity into your life. Let the insights from this video uplift and guide you toward the fulfillment of all your aspirations. 🌱✨
*To anyone watching this video and reading the comments, I wish for your troubles and anxieties to lift. May your mind be free of negative thoughts, overthinking, and doubts holding you back. May clarity replace confusion, and may your life be filled with peace and calm. Take the wisdom from this video and empower yourself to achieve all that you seek.* 🙏🙏
thank you so much for your own positivity that you gave from your just one comment. Wish you a good health too
Mindfulness is very imp . And I can't completely do that . 🫤🧚♀️
☘☀✨🌏Everything is falling into place.
Some stranger somewhere still remembers you because you were kind to them when no one else was. Just a reminder. 😉
When I began to stidy the wayd of Buddhism I ra'alized that Ive been living life this way for most of it since birth. Except for how I allowed the imbalances of sadness and confusion to overtake me for such a long while. Healing journey is going well though now that I AM internally staying in mindfulness. Love to all sentients on path back to the Source of all creation. Be blissed... Always 🙏 ✨
Do you know about the Idappaccayata? Does anyone know about it and can shed light?
@@eladsinger9215When this is, that is.
From the arising of this comes the arising of that.
When this isn't, that isn't.
From the cessation of this comes the cessation of that.
@@NorthernChimp Thank you.
This content is truly meaningful and has deepened my understanding of compassion in [10:15]. Thank you for sharing!
My respect to your teaching
3.Not expressing yourself seems like it goes against the one right before about not complaining..!
Such a insightful breakdown of habits that hinder mental strength, aligned perfectly with Buddhist principles. The strategies offered, like mindfulness and self-compassion, feel practical and empowering.
I will add them to my daily routine..