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Nothing worse than mixing up all this stuff with Science to come up with a hotchpotch batch of ideas, that sound good - but actually are shallow and meaningless.

Time is not relative it doesnt exist so we can go back to pass and change things??

there's a typo in the spelling of "Garfield" in the title.

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Ones we listen Rinpoche’s dharma deshna, and the other time just listening his voice ,, it feels like even in his sound of voice I get to hear the dharma ❤

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@ Daniel. kindly share the title of the book which you have shown in the video before the start of Q& A and in which you are offering discount. In the video, we couldn"t read the title of the book with yellow cover becoz of low quality video. thanks

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Barbarian is a word too.!.the devotion of old Ladakhi grannies is perhaps superstitious when experienced but that discrimination. Is an elite A abomination from self viewer. ..We are not mountains. We are humans ..a barbarian has philosophy .some times with dkr rinpoche I think he was seduced With the english language ..I saw him as a skinny kid In the shrine room of rumtek gompa in sikkim years ago with the other small tulkus 12 years old...they were quite foreign. To my eyes ..I ,a mother of sons myself . he developed great compassion. How fortunate for this world 😊

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AI, is like a gun, it depends whose hand is controlling it. At the moment, the world isn’t being controlled by “ good “, so I very much doubt that AI is/will be used for good either.

Daniel Sir, we profoundly thank you for arranging such a precious talk by a great Scholar Dr. Jinpa La.. Also if you kindly share the name of the book on Lojong [ Mind training] translated by Dr Jinpa La as mentioned in the discussion.😍🙏🙏🙏

Can we place the order for the yellow cover book from which Jinpa la is reading for the commentary on Lama Chhoipa

Wonderful 🙏🌈🌙☀️🪷 Am aware of the illusion of outer phenomena. It can feel quite lonely at times. 😅all poeple I interacted with in my former life, so to speak, were merely a projection. If i connect with them, I'd only travel into the past. When the realisation comes that there is only the Now, even weirder it gets. 😅 Feels like all movement is just memory. 💎💎💎🙏🐢 But deeply peaceful it is.

Extraordinary. The ONLY book I finish and began to read it at the same moment. Reread it from time to time. Deserve its name🙏🙏🙏

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Tremendous - the most inspirational namthar I've ever read - and I think I've covered all of the (more) accessible English language ones! This is one I keep coming back to over the years. Is there any new content by chance?

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Gemini 😂😂😂. Amazing guy Rinpoche

Nibbana is the natural state of the mind. It turns into Dukkha only when our mind heats up, starts burning because of the afflicted actions (Kamma). When we stop acting out of ignorance, jealousy, hatred... , and so give the mind time to cool down, the mind will go back to Nibbana and stay in that state until our acting heats it up again. I hope this is quite easy to see, tho hard to do... What's probably harder to see is that even the wholesome acting will heat up the mind, and also lead it away from resting in Nibbana into the unease of Dukkha. It is like having a pot on fire: it will heat up regardless of whether we are preparing a wholesome meal, or some junk food. For as long as the pot (mind) is on fire (afflictions) it will be hot (Dukkha); and only once we remove it from fire and let it cool down, it will go back to its natural, cool state (Nibbana).

All wrong. It was the colonial British who determined for us Buddha was India/ Nepal Buddha was from the island of present day Sri Lanka The sutras/ Gathas ( Buddha did all his Deshana in Magadhi language ) lot of the the words in it are spoken by the Sinhalese in Sri Lanka today and no other language anywhere King Ashoka was in Sri Lankan chronicles which the British took it to map India The Indian “Ashoka edicts) pillar inscriptions say’s Piyadassi not “Ashoka ‘ I suggest the Author todo more research

👍 ♥️ Most unpretentious and clear explanation

My personal favorite explanation of Nibbana comes from Buddhadasa Bhikkhu. Goes something like this: Nibbana in Pali language literally means "coolness". A freshly made cup of tea is too hot to handle but when it cools down enough it becomes a pleasant refreshing beverage - at that time the the tea is nibbana. The cool spot in the shadow of a tree on a hot summer day - that spot is nibbana. And when a mind is cool enough that it doesn't produce dukkha, the mind is nibbana. Every living being experiences nibbana every day. Nibbana is actually the natural state of the mind, it takes our acting (kamma) to heat it up and bring it to the state of dukkha. Beings instinctively seek to cool their minds down, to rest in nibbana. Without these temporary nibbana periods, life would be an endless stream of dukkha, which no being could endure - it would go mad or die. Humans are no exception, we also enjoy the benefits of nibbana even if we are unaware of it. However, we focus too much on the negative aspects of life, we worry about past or future, we get lost in thoughts etc, and all this mental activity "overheats" the mind. As long as we keep adding heat to our mind through our kamma (acting by body - thoughts - speach) , the mind cannot cool down, cannot rest in nibbana. If we go on like this, we become those people who talk to themselves while walking down the street, we increase our stress levels until our body and mind cannot carry on anymore and we get ill, experience mental breakdowns - or die. This is why we are taught the techniques to stop, relax, let the mind cool down and rest in this temporary coolness - nibbana. We can manage, through practice, to reduce the heating of the mind (dukkha) so that the mind stays cool over extended periods of time. Arahats are people who manage, through practice, to completely and permanently extinguish all the causes of heat in the mind , i.e. all the causes of dukkha. When there's never any fire to burn the mind, the mind becomes permanently cool - nibbana. This is the ultimate goal of Buddha's Dhamma - to reach the state when mind never burns in anger or hatred or jealousy etc, never heats up, but always remains peaceful and cool - nibbana. But, first we need to refocus our attention to those everyday temporary moments of nibbana, to learn to recognize when our mind is in nibbana; then, to try and gradually make these periods last longer. This alone is worth giving Buddhist practices a go. Liffe is not only dukkha, but is also nibbana, and we can see this for ourselves if we only start paying nibbana as much attention as we pay to dukkha.

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didn't the Buddha reject extreme perspectives? i'd assume he'd reject both these modern views and say that it is just a way of explaining things, a "finger pointing to the moon", as he once described the dharma, or a "raft". he also once used the metaphor of a poisoned arrow to illustrate this; the poisoned victim shouldn't ask too many questions or else they will die. if they survive, they can still ask questions afterward, but for now, the poisoning is more important than answering the big questions. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parable_of_the_Poisoned_Arrow

Thank you Geshe lak.🌺🌼🌻🌹👍

Beautiful to listen to. Samadhi inducing.

Interesting & a little confusing too? I understood the doctrine of impermanence & dependent origination to suggest that all phenomena are empty of own nature, yet Bhikkihu Bodhi describes the 4 elements along with space & conciousnes as having their own nature. I find this confusing as it would seem to directly contradict dependent origination?

Well, I never expected to hear a "dad joke" from a Buddhist monk!

Geshela Thubten Jinpa should dye his hair blue..to match with his suit🙏🙏🙏

grateful for this…always nice to connect with Jinpa La and this episode brings up critical aspects of the theravada tradition with classical Buddha’s teachings SADHU and thank you Daniel for another inspiring episodebring up

Very nice. Thank you

Lojong will take you to the next level of your mental abilities. At first you may be angry about the theft of your wallet. After a while, you transform the negative emotions into a greater state of compassion with the generous mindset: May the money help the person out of their financial difficulties.

Confidence and humility go well together.