Ajahn Chah - The 4 Noble Truths

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Wonderful teachings.

[@shamanizing]

This is a deep and profound teaching! Thanks Kindly for sharing.

[@lars8534]

sadhu sadhu sadhu, wise words 🙏

[@dickyboyryw]

Very usefull. 😊

[@ronaldporto6294]

thank you

[@lazydaisy649]

A great teacher

[@josejose1988]

SUPERB so grateful 🥰

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SAADHU SAADHU SAADHU 🙏🪷🙏

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sadhu sadhu sadhu 🙇🙇🙇

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9:50

[@stevenkok1926]

Dukkha, Samudaya, Nirodha and Magga.

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Suffering (consciousness, mind+body, materiality), its cause (craving, sensual desire), cessation (disconnecting spirit from consciousness, a glimpse of NIbbana, stream entry), and the path to NIbbana (the path to arahantship, liberation, salvation). 😀😀😀

[@y9w1]

He's reading faster than he usually talks

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Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu

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🙏

[@joachim84]

Is this actually four noble truths? I am new to Buddhism.

[@blairpratt480]

This teaching is deep so many might find they required visualising. Here we go .www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/buddhism/beliefs/fournobletruths_1.shtml

[@y9w1]

@@blairpratt480 Nope. Better look at Access to Insight website. Reliable and authentic teachings

[@nigelsheppard625]

Yes, he's explaining the nature and cause of suffering (uppadana), the eight forms of suffering. He explains that suffering has an end which is the Noble Eightfold Path. Venerable Ajahn Chah was a very skilled practitioner and teacher.

[@amber40494]

😂reads too fast

[@stevenkok1926]

The Four Noble Truths Are Meant For Nobles. The Three Pillars Of Faith Lead To Experiencing The Four Noble Truths. Nothing But The Truth. Abhinna Sees Better.

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Steven Kok Not from a buddhist perspective

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They are called Noble because withstand any arguement.

[@stevenkok1926]

Buddha preached void of self firstly is meditation.

[@seanmacleod1724]

The Buddha also said... "I teach the way on non-contention".... Arguing over human interpretations of timeless truths is not helpful... Especially when that truth is delivered by someone like Ajahn Chah.