Albert Einstein: The Buddha Found What He Was Searching For | Buddhism Podcast

Albert Einstein: The Buddha Found What He Was Searching For | Buddhism Podcast.
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"I am a deeply religious nonbeliever. But if there were any religion that could cope with modern scientific needs, it would be Buddhism." - Albert Einstein
Buddhism possesses the characteristics of a universal religion that one might hope for the future: It transcends the concept of a personal God, steers clear of dogma and theology; it encompasses both the natural and spiritual worlds; and it is based on a religious sense arising from the experience of all things, natural and spiritual, as a meaningful unity.
"If there is any religion that could correspond to the needs of modern science, it would be Buddhism." - Albert Einstein
Einstein saw Buddhism not just as a spiritual doctrine but also as a philosophy of life, a comprehensive approach to the universe and human beings, reflecting a harmony between science and spirituality. He believed that in a world increasingly governed by science and technology, Buddhism offers a flexible mindset, opening doors to profound understanding of the universe's nature and our role within it.

[@jara9385]

I left islam 2 years ago and i was depressed and lost and thought that everything was a lie and nothing maked sense to me but then i came across *Budhas* and *Dolores* *cannes* teachings and those 2 saved my life .... those 2 were just humans but they told us the truth of life and showed us a way and opened a door that no religion and no religious characteristics did showed to us for all those 2 thousands years 😅 Budha means awakened and yeah every human being is gonna awaken soon and be called a *budha* soon 😊😮 Budha was the first human being that awakened through meditation and he saw the real world with his pineal gland (third eye)😊

[@nicholaskearney678]

How are you now, without influence from you’re past. I swim with my god, hope you are breathing freely and joyfully-in your lungs, life exists there.

[@tandinpeljor4992]

❤❤❤❤ Salutes you

[@user-yf3rr6ob6r]

Namo Amitabha Butsu

[@mahindapanapitiya9613]

@@nicholaskearney678 What you gathered from experiences from the past could be used only as tools to live in the very present rather than behaving as Robots being managed by those tools. People who have developed that management skill to peak are called enlightened.

[@pasangtsering876]

Embracing Buddhism is good but that doesn't mean you should disregard other religions. Islam and Christianity are very effective and helpful for those who don't want to read complex teachings of Buddhism. You are cured and saved but respect those who still have unwavering faith in Islam and Christianity.

[@marimuthuas4165]

I am 74 now. Till 47, hinduism was my religion & everything to me. I was a devout practitioner of hinduism & would protest against any critical comment about it. One incident changed my understanding of hinduism or any religion. While I was frantically in search of reason for that life-threatening incident in 1997 I stumbled upon buddhist materials in Pali Canon. It all happened after 4 doctors had declared openly that I was sinking & there was no hope of my survival. At that fateful moment, my only thought was not about my life but all about my self faith that I had not committed any mistake which was the root cause of that situation of life or death. I was willing to die if I had committed that mistake. My thought was steadfast that I didn't commit any mistake at all. Miracle happened unexpectedly. I was resurrected from the jaws of death after 11 hours of surgery & 2 days in coma. Why ? This was the question nagging my mind for about one year of recuperation at home & after the second surgery 4 months after the first one. Yet, i was restless without any joy of my survival. To undergo this trauma & agony, what did I do ? I didn't do any mistake. I was prompted to search for the reason from hinduism & other religious scripts. Nowhere could I find it till i got buddhist books ( theravada) in Pali Cannon. I found the reason for the incident & the truth about myself. There is nothing which happens in life without a cause. Everything happens under nature's cause & effect- Lord Buddha's words. He highlited that truth is immutable & everlasting. He himself was the truth. I realised that my spiritual search has now ended. For the last 26+ years, I have been buddhist for all practical purposes. I am now treading in Buddha's ways knowing well the 4 truths in the 8 fold path.

[@knoxtan325]

🙏🙏🙏

[@joefernandez9729]

There's no God the Creator in Hinduism. It's collection of local practices which varies from place to place. All the deities in Hinduism are human beings. This is like ancestor worship in China. Hindu feel there's great spirit -- paramatma -- which permeates everything. The spirit, form of feeling, is one. There's no your spirit and no my spirit. There are no past lives, no Karma from past lives, no rebirth and no reincarnation. The spirit in the body came from the two sex cells, heritage, from male-female pair. The rest of the body came from solar energy transformed as chemical energy for food and kinetic energy in the form of physical movements. The body will not return. The spirit will not go into another body. Another body already has spirit from heritage in the form of the two sex cells.

[@AsifAli-fb5mq]

@@joefernandez9729 Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Good informations.

[@harisomakantan6168]

I am glad you found your path. But you do not know that Buddhism is only the other side of the coin. Most of the teachings comes from the vedas. Impersonal amd personal completeness of the wholeness of the Entity that is God. In the B-gita, it is stated that Buddha is an incarnation. So then how you reconcile this fact? Krishna is a transcendental person. He is not human but transcendental. Anti matter. Which you have no idea about therefore you denounce personality. But that is not the truth. The absolute truth is unchangeable. Today you are hindu, tomorrow you are Buddhist, next Christian and then Muslim etc... Truth is unchangeable. If it keeps changing then that is not truth.

[@mysjulius]

Born in Asia where religion is not a choice but rather what parents tell you. Who would think that I will travel to the West to find "The Enlightened One". The teachings were so simple to understand that it was impossible to believe and practise with such diificulty. May you all receive bleesings, wisdom and compassion of all the buddhas.

[@tandinpeljor4992]

Lord Buddha said, I have spent thousands of years researching life, science, health, religion, and universal nature. I have discovered 😊 the ultimate truth, 🙏which I will impart to you with all my heart. However, don't take my words at face value;🙏 instead, conduct your own research and, if what you discover proves useful, go with it. 💕Such declarations demonstrate the Lord Buddha's great enlightenment, omniscience, and reverence. Namo to Lord Gautama Buddha ❤🙏💕👏🙏

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

Very educative. Please allow me to interrupt. I do research on how Buddhism disappeared in Bihar. I realized it never disappeared from Bihar. Buddhists simply failed to research Indian Buddhism. They looked at Buddhism through the sphere of their own cultures searching for only the Buddha. Buddha had a myriad of names in different villages according to his teachings there. Example. His favorite teaching was 'Lust and desire causes pain. Remove lust and desire, and pain is removed'. Translated into Bihari (where the Buddha story took place) it is DHUKH HARAN meaning to remove dukha. Three dozen villages pray to DUKH HARAN Baba. Its clear that DUKH HARAN Baba is none other than the Buddha. Problem is Buddhists are searching only for the Buddha. In the real Vaishali the Buddha begged for alms. The locals there pray to 'BHIKHAINI' Baba (Beggar Baba). Bhikhaini was mispronounced by Buddhists as Bhikshu. Who is BHIKHAINI Baba. The Buddha no doubt. But people are searching for a man called Buddha. In the real Vaishali, in Beluha the Buddha suffered a sickness and felt he had grown old. The locals pray to 'BURHA' Baba (Old Baba). Who is BURHA Baba. The Buddha no doubt. In the real Vaishali the Lichavies pressurized Buddha not to die. They trailed him to Bandagawan pressurizing him not to die. To put pressure in Hindi is DABESHWAR. Three dozen villages around the stupa where Buddha gave the Lichavies his patra, the villagers pray to Baba 'DABESHWAR NATH' meaning the man who won the pressurizing game. It was the the Buddha no doubt as he gave the Lichavies his patra and succeded in sending them back. But Buddhists are searching for the Buddha. Forgive me for commenting out of the topic. I just wanted to impart this information to you.

[@rosemadder5547]

He knows the truth is in us all, manifested through all the different souls ❤

[@rosemadder5547]

​​@@buddhaexhumed9922 can I ask who you are in relation to what you're telling us, other than that you research Buddha? For example, anyone can research Buddha. So we know how learned you are on the subject and, from there, how much to trust what you say.

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

@@rosemadder5547 I am what you called, "Anyone can research Buddha".Im not learned in the way you'd like me to. But I am the only person in the world who has cracked Xuan Zangs epic book si tu ki. I have tracked him from page one to page 183 of volume two of his lovely book, page to page paragraph to paragraph. I have identified literally every place he visited from page one to page 183 because after page 183 he enters what is today Bangladesh and parts of Burma. I have traveled cross country and videographed 250 villages which he visited strictly according to the direction he gives. Strictly. I struck Buddhist gold. The present sites shown for tourists don't tally with Xuan Zang though every one quotes him. These sites were identified in the eighteen hundreds by a motley bunch of British colonial indologists in a period when India wasn't properly mapped and there was no school or college in this country so there was no educated indian to help them. These indologists or Historians created the concept of Hinduism and Buddhism. They were incapable of weaning out indian Buddhism which existed. But they were looking at the religion with a foreign eye and foreign material. Now we have Google satellite maps to track Xuan Zang. This throws up a totally different story. Visiting the stupas Xuan Zang visited, I realized the Buddhist story he narrated talllied with the village deity. None of the villages had Ram or Krishna temples. Brahmins simply used the Shankar temples to orally preach Ramayana and Mahabharata. Bihar is a unique case. Brahmins aren't allowed to preach in the village deity temple. Why??? Because our Buddhist forefathers didn't allow them. That rule stands even today. This is my private research. I'm a one man army and not a learned Buddhist you would like to meet.

[@john0ldman.]

Buddha is my Lord and my Teacher Buddhism is real Philosophy of Mind.

[@wprandall2452]

Huh? What does he teach?

[@john0ldman.]

@@wprandall2452 You can find the resource of Buddhism and learn, then you will know what the Buddha teached.

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

I agree. I do research on how and why Buddhism disappeared from Bihar. I realize Buddhism is still alive and kicking.

[@john0ldman.]

@@buddhaexhumed9922 Sure, the Truths never died.... :)

[@RetiredFormerToddler]

He teach that just research your self to get what is real, don't just read the book and believe what they said. Only Buddhist is the most realistic as science.​ Don't start the judgement before you really research anything about Buddhist. @@wprandall2452

[@mr.logician1915]

Buddha comes from within us and goes beyond everything ❤

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

How fortunate are those who understand the Buddha's original teachings, wonderful, isn't it, my friend? 🪷

[@guitarvorous]

Buddha is not for general people. Jesus and Mohammed are the real deal.

[@1937D]

​@guitaguitarvorousrvorous is a good thing for the same and the best way to get back into work with a couple of days to get back into work with a good dream 🙌 ✨️ ❤️ ♥️ 😊 💙 🙌

[@1937D]

ဂစ်တာတီးသည်။ မြတ်စွာဘုရားသည် တရားနာသော်လည်း မဟောအပ် Although listening to music noattachment

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

I agree. Very educative. Please allow me to interrupt. I do research on how Buddhism disappeared in Bihar. I realized it never disappeared from Bihar. Buddhists simply failed to research Indian Buddhism. They looked at Buddhism through the sphere of their own cultures searching for only the Buddha. Buddha had a myriad of names in different villages according to his teachings there. Example. His favorite teaching was 'Lust and desire causes pain. Remove lust and desire, and pain is removed'. Translated into Bihari (where the Buddha story took place) it is DHUKH HARAN meaning to remove dukha. Three dozen villages pray to DUKH HARAN Baba. Its clear that DUKH HARAN Baba is none other than the Buddha. Problem is Buddhists are searching only for the Buddha. In the real Vaishali the Buddha begged for alms. The locals there pray to 'BHIKHAINI' Baba (Beggar Baba). Bhikhaini was mispronounced by Buddhists as Bhikshu. Who is BHIKHAINI Baba. The Buddha no doubt. But people are searching for a man called Buddha. In the real Vaishali, in Beluha the Buddha suffered a sickness and felt he had grown old. The locals pray to 'BURHA' Baba (Old Baba). Who is BURHA Baba. The Buddha no doubt. In the real Vaishali the Lichavies pressurized Buddha not to die. They trailed him to Bandagawan pressurizing him not to die. To put pressure in Hindi is DABESHWAR. Three dozen villages around the stupa where Buddha gave the Lichavies his patra, the villagers pray to Baba 'DABESHWAR NATH' meaning the man who won the pressurizing game. It was the the Buddha no doubt as he gave the Lichavies his patra and succeded in sending them back. But Buddhists are searching for the Buddha. Forgive me for commenting out of the topic. I just wanted to impart this information to you. Thanks.

[@auggieyeh]

Buddhism is not a religion, it is rather the science of the human minds. Always listen to our heart not our head with truth, faith, positiveness, and love kindness.

[@HoseaJohnsonPhotography]

As a practicing Buddhist for the past 30 years I kind of disagree with you. Yes there is such a thing as Buddhist Philosophy which is beautiful and freeing, but Buddhism can be very religious. Some buddhist refer to it as a living religion that helps to avoid dogma, as a living religion it's able to grow with science, biology and the rest of the natural universe. When my friends say "Buddhism is not really a religion" I hear a certain amount of disrespect or like their religion is somehow more religious, that is my hangup with the perception that it is not a religion. Respectfully.

[@scorpionsting600]

@@HoseaJohnsonPhotography Agree. Also many Buddhists are very religious about their practice or community or teacher etc. It's not a centralized tradition so there are many different types and styles. Anyone who says that 'Buddhism is X' is nearly always wrong.

[@johnmonk3381]

​@@HoseaJohnsonPhotographyi disagree. Buddha was a thinker. And a philosopher. His teachings, like all others, can often be corrupted or deliberately misinterpreted for personal benefits. And buddhists can often adjust their practice to how secular or religious they want to be. Secular buddhism exists where you only accept the secular aspects of it (concepts like non duality, suffering and cessation of suffering) and not the spiritual side (like rebirths, reincarnations etc) which is most likely added on by future generations who believe in such concepts

[@gamingmovies-ay99]

@@HoseaJohnsonPhotography no it's not Buddha didn't create religion people did for their own purpose Buddha just show how to live a life Peacefully.

[@meditationthien1662]

❤❤❤

[@scotttet5223]

Buddha is my Lord and my teacher ❤❤❤

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

Namo Buddhay.

[@Gantaweero]

The Buddha is my refuge and my Lord until my last life🙏🏿☸️

[@frialsharefabdo7715]

💚💚💚🙏🙏🙏 From Syria " Blessed is he who has attained the sacred state of Buddhahood , for he is fit to work out the salvation of his fellow beings . The truth has taken its abode in him . Perfect wisdom illumines his understanding , and selflessness ensouls the purpose of all his actions ." ~ Buddha

[@CharityDeA]

🙏🙏🙏

[@frialsharefabdo7715]

@@CharityDeA 💚🙏

[@user-yf3rr6ob6r]

You can be a Buddha, in your next life. Guaranteed. Trust in Amitabha Buddha, recite His name, and wish to be born in His Pure Land. After your present incarnation ends, you WILL be born in the Western Pure Land and receive instantaneous Enlightenment. Namo Amitabha Buddha! 🙏

[@SDW3-6-9]

Throughout History there have been countless people who achieved Enlightenment. They were called "Arahata". Siddharth, Gautama "The Buddha", is unique and commands universal respect, because, he devoted his enlightened life , for the salvation of others ( he could easily have returned to his palace). He was therefore the First - " Bodhisattva ". The beauty in this is that each and every person has the choice.. to become an Arahata or Bodhisattva... Enlightenment is like a thunderbolt....happens in a flash.. anytime! OSHO

[@frialsharefabdo7715]

@@user-yf3rr6ob6r 💚🙏

[@anuraupalihettiarachchi438]

Very good. The Buddha is the greatest inventor as well as the teacher ever in the history. No scientist can challenge his doctrine but only follow that.

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Thank you for your comment and the appreciation you’ve expressed for the Buddha. Indeed, His teachings have inspired and guided millions of people around the world for centuries. What is remarkable about the teachings of the Buddha is that they address not only spirituality but also emphasize understanding and accepting reality. While individuals may have their own perspectives on the contributions of scientists versus spiritual teachings, it’s important that we continue to exchange and learn from each other in a spirit of respect and openness. Please share more of your thoughts and which parts of the teachings you find most intriguing. I’m looking forward to hearing more from you!

[@TheDarkchum1]

Dogmatic rambling = meh

[@wordscapes5690]

@@TheDarkchum1What very dogmatic statement. 😂

[@TheDarkchum1]

@@wordscapes5690 I like eggs 🥚

[@wordscapes5690]

@@TheDarkchum1 I know

[@user-cy2ud2yo5n]

Buddha is great.

[@kingthanvon]

Sadhu sadhu may Buddha blessings you all 🙏🙏💐

[@udaguru]

Keep it up the good work. Budusaranay 🙏

[@MrPemabenza10]

Buddhism gave me Nirvana wisdom , which I cherished more than anything else. So grateful to our lord Buddha

[@NeelHapuhinne]

Really appreciate your genuine and practical analysis ❤😊

[@lovepeace831]

Thank you so much for uploading such truthful and inspiring videos.

[@skillsandattitudes6419]

That's universal truth, come and explore❤️ 🙏🙏🙏

[@lakshmi9433]

Buddhism teach true meaning of life ❤

[@tonya5468]

Great work on this video - thank you! I am very familiar with the Buddhist concepts explored and this discussion was truly enjoyable and interesting.

[@BuddhaLove77]

Thank you so very much for your Beautiful presentation of these Buddhist concepts. As a Buddhist Minister in New York City I am firmly convinced that humanity has to recognize our oneness, one to another and all of life if it is survive and thrive going forward. So……Blessings to you and once again thank you so so much for your time and efforts in bringing this to the world. Palms Together Always 🙏😇

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Thank you so much for your kind words and for sharing your insights as a Buddhist Minister. Your affirmation means a lot, especially coming from someone deeply immersed in the practice and teaching of Buddhism. I completely agree that recognizing our interconnectedness is essential for our collective well-being and future. It’s inspiring to hear from leaders like yourself who are committed to spreading such important messages. Blessings to you as well, and I am grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this meaningful discourse. Palms together in gratitude and solidarity. 🙏

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

I agree. I do research on how and why Buddhism disappeared from Bihar. I realize Buddhism is still alive and kicking.

[@SSharma-fj8vd]

Amen ❤

[@2-worlds-on-earth]

My late mum once told me God is in your heart, she is a very staunch buddhist.

[@guruchoykokkee]

Never deviate from this course of Buddhism being reflected in life, living and society with the aim of becoming trustworthy, persevering and forward-looking. It is through the certain steps we take in daily life that a magnificent future of peace and kosen-rufu is brought closer. It is the light of your humanity that gives it its brilliance. Do not forget that Buddhism is reflected in life, living and society. Take compassionate action for others; manifest proof as a person valued at work; be the foundation for happiness and harmony at home and the light of good sense in society.

[@wendyshoowaiching4161]

The Buddha Explanation Of The Universe Has Open Up My Mind and The Ways To Achieve Enlightenment

[@jom.a.md.s.h.2206]

Many thanks, Sir, 🙏🙏🙏

[@tsheringnorbu]

Buddhism is the science of mind.

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Absolutely, @tsheringnorbu! Describing Buddhism as a ‘science of mind’ is very apt. It’s a tradition deeply rooted in understanding the nature of consciousness and human experience through meticulous observation and practice. Thank you for sharing this perspective!

[@jmo8a_veda]

I feel like I'm having too many bad days and need to hold on to what I'm looking for. Emotions are so draining.

[@ratnabahadurgurung9850]

Excellence analysed

[@samcarpenter-fx4iz]

My experiences have in later life, been not just enlightening in an "out of the box sense" but undeniably and absolutely transcendent. This happened with several religions that I was exposed to: firstly, I was brought up in a Christian household, although not especially religious. Secondly, I did and experimented with alot of different yogas and spiritual organizations from India: gurus, ashrams, etc. Each one had something different to impart and all were transcendent in the experiences that I had when intensely practicing their disciplines. Thirdly, I went to a mosque with my friend during Ramadam, and finally a church opened right next door to me during the same time period. It is hard to determine which religion it is, but the most salient point is that in this time frame and later time frames many years in the future, I began to experience contact with cognizant, communicative spiritual entities that spoke to me briefly; it matters not which religion but the transcendental aspect is available to all real seekers. Every religion has its hypocrites.

[@sathanakanarat8995]

❤❤❤

[@venkataponnaganti]

My favorite video.

[@jacksonlung9710]

This is a perfect one. Thank you very much. Actually many scientists including doctors have been looking for truth to support Buddha's teaching.

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

It’s wonderful to hear that the video resonated with you! Thank you for your comment, @jacksonlung9710. It’s indeed fascinating how many scientists and scholars from various fields, including medicine, have explored and often found support for the teachings of the Buddha, particularly in areas like mindfulness, the nature of suffering, and the interdependence of all things. If there are specific scientific studies or insights you find particularly compelling in this context, I’d love to hear more about them. Sharing such information can enrich our understanding and appreciation of how traditional wisdom and modern science intersect.

[@saddha1]

You heard of the physics Eightfold Path?

[@ashitbarua-nl9vp]

Nice presentation 🙏🙏🙏

[@excelsioresquire]

Greed, Hatred and Delusion are the 3 Evil roots that possess in the minds of all beings (not only humans)., it's like the downflow strong current waves. The upstream path is in fact an Antidote for the above mentioned 3Evil roots embedded in our minds. 1.Generosity to counter Greed 2.Kind gesture of Love without any Lust to counter Hatred 3.Enhance wisdom through sheer contemplative meditation, refreshing and purifying once mind which leads to Emancipation (NIRVANA) by ending the cycle of birth and death (SAMSARIC Sojourn)_ The Teachings of Lord Buddha

[@billyranger2627]

Many great minds are discovering Buddha and Advaita upnishads. About time

[@user-ni5gt4wm8e]

DON'T lump Advaita with the new-found glory of Buddhism. That is like taking a free ride on someone else's glory.

[@ankitsagar21]

@@user-ni5gt4wm8enice one. These folks have nothing worth praising, hence in a conning way trying to sell their beliefs with the subtext of Buddhism

[@billyranger2627]

@@user-ni5gt4wm8e why so much anger from one who is interested in this subject. Chill. What does it matter? In a world of materialism, is it not great the west is discovering advaita and Buddhism? Look at the home of these great ideas, India, on a crazy rush to be like the west in materialism ruled and supported by Hindu fanatics who take Vivekanda’s name in vain with their nationalism and hate of other humans. Yes,humans. They don’t deserve to be called Hindus. If one can not see the world as one they have totally missed what Brahman means.

[@srabanbanerjee7590]

​@@billyranger2627Which Hindu hates other religions. Now in modi's time Muslims are safer than before? And if any hatred exists it is because of Muslims and Christians only. Before commenting see the countless atrocities inflicted by Abrahamics on Hindus.

[@saddha1]

Yeah, insulting Buddhism. Advaita is an inferior teaching from cursed gods and cursed texts. The highest they reached was ‘Brahma nirvana”. This is nothing more than union with a 7th heaven god, which in hinduism was cursed by Shiva and lusted after his daughter. Advaita is inferior Nirvana even per Gita.

[@matthewmaguire3554]

A good point about Buddhism is made in Gahann Wilson’s sketch… An old Zen, monk, and a young monk are sitting on meditation cushions, the young monk has a puzzled look on his face, the caption reads… Nothing happens next… This is it !!!

[@kadirismail8007]

Excellent account of Nature and Self mutually nourishing beyond the compass of illusory determinism. Buddha and Einstein represent science as individuals attempt to look at the nature as centre of one's own consciousness beyond illusory causality. Thank you immensely for bringing this rare message linking two great minds namely Buddha and Einstein. Thank you once again.

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Thank you very much for your insightful comment, Kadir! We’re delighted to hear that you appreciated the exploration of how both Buddha and Einstein approached the concepts of nature, self, and consciousness. Your description of their work as ‘mutually nourishing beyond the compass of illusory determinism’ beautifully captures the essence of what we aimed to convey in this episode. It’s always inspiring to connect such great minds across time and disciplines, revealing how science and spirituality can converge in their quest for understanding. We’re grateful for your feedback and thrilled that this message resonated with you. If there are other themes or figures you’re interested in exploring along these lines, please let us know. Your enthusiasm and support mean a lot to us, and we look forward to continuing this journey together. Thank you once again for being a part of our community and for your thoughtful engagement.

[@markb3786]

The link is weak as it was just off handed comments

[@kadirismail8007]

@@EgoPodcastenglish Thank you so much for your compliments. Science has taught how to look at nature objectively and spirituality the process of self objectification at which the tenuous line of division between self and nature disappears. We see ourselves as object as subject and subject as ever expanding consciousness. Life and birth is consummated.

[@frankiewally1891]

Aung Lynn; I know ;I meditated with Buddhist monks in Los Angeles and in the desert in Los Angeles mountains and I appreciate the lessons of Buddha .Namaste

[@corgis7083]

Yes,yes,yes

[@forrestwheeler916]

Very good video and so very true. Thank you.

[@nilakshadushara-vk9sk]

Namo Buddhaaya 🙏🙏🙏 ❤🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Sahdu 🙏🌻

[@bimlawadhwani4592]

Yes I think Buddha’s teaching was good 👍

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It’s wonderful to hear that you appreciate the teachings of the Buddha. His wisdom continues to inspire and offer guidance on leading a meaningful life. If there’s a particular teaching or aspect that resonates with you, I’d love to hear about it. Sharing insights can be a great way to deepen our understanding and connect with others on similar paths. Looking forward to your insights!

[@na-ra8701]

Gauthama Buddha was the royal heir to the throne (Prince Siddhartha).There was only one week left for his coronation when he left the palace to find the real meaning of life. Despite of all the obstacles he found what he searched for. He really is the first motivational person in my life. 🙏❤💯 Namo buddhaya ! May all the living beings find true happiness of life..

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

His decision to leave behind royal comforts in search of deeper truths indeed makes him a timeless source of motivation for many. His life’s story illustrates the courage and dedication required to seek and ultimately find enlightenment, offering a powerful example of how transformative true spiritual pursuit can be. Your invocation of ‘Namo buddhaya’ and your wish for all living beings to find true happiness echo the compassionate core of Buddha’s teachings-may we all aspire to such noble sentiments. It’s heartening to hear how the Buddha has inspired your life.

[@na-ra8701]

@@EgoPodcastenglish thats true. Buddhism is one of best things in my life..

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Sadhu 🪷

[@playcost]

@@na-ra8701 He left royalty because the thought of suffering (death age and illness) was bothering him and he wanted to end suffering for both himself and all sentient beings. Ultimately he succeeded by achieving perfect mindfulness (enlightenment) and taught the world this gift. However, no he did not 'find the real meaning of life' because there is no meaning in the first place. "Meaning" is just the human mind trying to simplify and grasp the reality of the infinitely complex universe, that's what Christians and Muslims try to do. There's no meaning.

[@gerianderson6565]

Namo Buddha ya......🙏☸😊

[@eddiequinn1335]

Countless humans have reached nirvana.... have lived reasonably happy lives and of course benefitted mankind by doing so .

[@kalingaranasinghe8601]

This is a dualistic world, when something exist it's counter part also come to existence. For example, left - right, up - down, day - night, birth - death, cold - hot etc.. if you remove one, it's counter part also ceased to exist. Think about a world there is no left side, then you will never talk about its counter part (right side). Same thing can be applied to things in your mind, happiness - sadness, love - hate, past - future. If you are a person that looking for happiness, that means you are in sadness. In fact they are the same thing because one cannot exist without the other. If you can let go both of them your mind will be in a neutral state which is called Nirawana. When you realized this dualism, you mind is in middle path, and you stop arguing or fighting for one side. Most important part is how you make your mind neutralized, in fact it's when you realized that sadness - happiness, love - hate are the same thing, because when something disappear and it counter part ceased to exist, it means they are the same thing. Think about a world where there is no sadness then it will be world where we never talk about happiness.

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

That is also what the Buddha taught us, very wonderful!

[@irshadazeez4764]

I don't see how this is practically achievable for regular people unless they retreat from daily life and focus on this task alone.

[@kalingaranasinghe8601]

You don't have to practice anything daily, it just for awareness only. because you cannot change anything coming to your mind forcefully. it just a realization that mind is same as other things in nature like ocean, wind, or sky. sometime it good some time it bad. Realization or awareness makes your mind neutralized. For example, take look at this 6 and 9 image qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-ee303148fa032264abc40ceaa316143c-lq. One can be extreme and argue it's 6 or 9, because he doesn't see the other extreme. The one who see from both side will not argue, because it's realization, and there is nothing to practice.

[@user-hy9nh4yk3p]

@@irshadazeez4764 One integrates - the meditation - into the material sphere - thereby spiritualising - the life lived. Fare thee well.

[@konatheblarbarian6869]

do you see the comments here, they claim it to be not easily a transfer to the experience, where I do claim that simple and easy transfer, without having to close oneself off to the bodies Life, in fact, once empowered, 2 months or so, the Bliss experience is not only understood, its recognized, and because it is, it is fulfilled easily

[@thesjkexperience]

After 2 near death experiences, only Buddhism makes sense. I found the book series “The Dahlias Lamas Cat” a great way to discover the teachings in an easy to understand, everyday kind of way.

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Thank you for sharing your profound experiences and how Buddhism has come to hold special meaning for you, especially after your near-death experiences. It’s always inspiring to hear about personal journeys to spiritual discovery and how different paths resonate with different people. ‘The Dalai Lama’s Cat’ series is indeed a wonderful and accessible introduction to Buddhist teachings, blending humor and wisdom in a way that speaks to everyday life. If there are specific lessons or ideas from the books that struck you as particularly insightful, or if you have other resources that have helped you along your path, I’d love to hear more about them. Sharing these can be incredibly beneficial to others who are also exploring Buddhism or seeking understanding in the aftermath of life-changing events. Let’s keep exploring and discussing these valuable teachings together!

[@easywaytopali8500]

thanks you very much

[@soewin9784]

Buddha's Middle Way to liberate, leading to Happiness, Freedom and Peace without any Suffering.

[@user-hy9nh4yk3p]

In me 52 years of meditating - Zen and Raja Yoga (Heartfulness) - one has 2 real interests - is the method effective and flexible - and is the Master - a capable one. These were the only vital issues - thoroughly tested and practiced. The rest of life - one just muddled through. One lived under apartheid, poverty and diabetes and now under the over mentalised civilisation. May our hearts and minds be open - and harmonised - and live - with 'Love is the Base.' Fare thee well.

[@user-hy9nh4yk3p]

(India) Keywords - in spirituality. Aspirant = love and devotion Guru = capacity and Love Without the above - no real spiritual work - possible. Fare thee well

[@hasanthaliyanage6221]

Wow nice video

[@dynosii]

Buddhism the only religion that made its people not fight others for religion

[@sunloveofficial]

Every good karma I do in Buddhism I give it alls to you guys 💛 Sathu 🙏🙏

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Sadhu 🙏🌻

[@guruchoykokkee]

With the great teachers that have lived before us in all good faith, they spread the need of gratitude, compassion and appreciation of life. Their doctrines are light of the sun shines on all life. The truths as taught by the different religions only appear different, just as light appears to be different colours when seen through coloured glass. Like rainbows are formed when sunlight is scattered from raindrops into the eyes of an observer. As any person of good faith, become a person who prays and acts for the happiness of others, and preaches the mystic law to others with sincerity, leads them into the awakening path, and takes the happiness for others as the goal of one's challenge and mission. 🙏 Doctrine doesn't propagate itself, the people propagate the doctrine, the people and the doctrine are honoured together, that's the law. Only the truth and nothing but the truth is to be propagated by the truthful. Thus as I heard as taught. The compassion to protect and care for another is itself the strong heart of peace. See and act not by the ego mind but by the compassion of the heart. This message is universal. After tens of millions of years of wars, mankind has never stopped using weapons to harm civilians. The technological development of weapons and equipment is even more dangerous and terrifying! If a world war breaks out in the future, there will be no survivors. What you do is for people to learn, and where can people learn from it! The most important factor for world peace, development and progress is people themselves. The ultimate way lies in managing life in humanity. What is human learning? What can human learning do? The most important factor in the development of world peace is still human beings themselves. The ultimate truth is to govern life. "Human beings" are the origin and the purpose. Therefore, religion, country, and ideology must never turn people into means.

[@tiens1203]

good introduction of buddhism. science explores nature of universe while buddhism explores the nature of your own mind. science is difficult to understand mind because scientific tools cannot explore mind. Only mind can do. And buddha said the exploration, learning, can end for whoever walks through the path, don’t need to be forever, when you reach enlightenment.

[@DjAboo1]

The quote of the Buddha saying what good does it do to understand the universe when it does nothing to help end human suffering reminds me of a Bob Marley Lyric: “they’re sailing on their ego trip, blast off in their space ship. A million miles from reality, no care for you no care for me”. The song is So Much Trouble in the World.

[@boonraypipatchol7295]

.... 4 Noble Truth..... ...... Buddhism..........

[@aryankarki7900]

🙏🙏🙏

[@michaelpenic6263]

The Buddha is dedicated to humanity, and continues to serve as our teacher today. In addition to facilitating scientific innovation to help address our greatest needs, he continues teaching the same personal spiritual development message taught during his previous incarnations as Krishna, Buddha, Jesus Christ and others. Be Harmless!

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful perspective on the Buddha’s teachings and their universal application across different spiritual figures. It’s a profound view that sees the Buddha not just as a historical figure but as a timeless presence, continuously influencing humanity through various incarnations and teachings. Your emphasis on the Buddha’s message of harmlessness is central to his teachings and is indeed echoed in the teachings of many other spiritual leaders, including Krishna and Jesus Christ. This core principle of non-harm or Ahimsa is fundamental in creating a compassionate and sustainable world. It’s inspiring to think about how these teachings continue to guide us, not only in our personal spiritual growth but also in addressing the broader challenges facing our world today. If you have more thoughts on how these teachings can be applied in our modern context, or examples of how they have inspired positive changes, I’d love to hear more. Let’s continue to explore and discuss how these ancient wisdoms can be lived out in our daily lives, inspiring us to be agents of compassion and change.

[@erdalgunel2246]

Very interesting.

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

🙏🧡

[@ohshtimsorry3662]

My teacher

[@excelsioresquire]

There's no beginning of SAMSARIC Sojourn (Death Realm), The Lord Buddha mentioned that the number of Galaxies run in to infinity. and in all those we have lived as In 31 forms of existence .(4 Hells, 1 Human, 6 Celestial and 20 Super Mundane Heavenly realms.

[@ronaldanderson8282]

Even though I have found answers, I still look everyday and I find some peace everyday. I pray that others find peace.

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts, Ronald. It’s wonderful to hear that you find peace daily through your ongoing journey of discovery. Your hopeful message for others is a beautiful sentiment that surely resonates with many. Continuously seeking and finding peace is a profound process, and sharing that experience can inspire others on their paths. If there are specific practices or insights that have been particularly helpful in your search for peace, I’d love to hear more about them. Let’s continue to support each other in the pursuit of peace and understanding.

[@TheHeinrichSymposium]

The Buddha wasn't searching for anything. He surrendered his search and lost the searcher.

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Thank you for your thoughtful comment. Indeed, the Buddha’s journey is a powerful example of letting go of the search to truly find oneself. His experience of surrendering the quest and losing the ‘searcher’ speaks volumes about the path to enlightenment-recognizing that what we often seek is already within us. It’s a transformative insight that continues to inspire and guide many on their spiritual path. If you have more thoughts or personal reflections on this, I’d love to hear them!

[@TheHeinrichSymposium]

@@EgoPodcastenglish ❤

[@wint7031]

I understand what you supposed to nothingness or zero.

[@akirasuzuki8378]

Buddha was searching for the end of suffering. He found that you can end suffering when you can stop the cycles of rebirth. This is called becoming Buddha, the enlightened one. An enlightened person achieves Nirvana upon death-no more birth and no more suffering.

[@dorjerabten]

Ego podcast ,u did a very well presentation . ❤

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m really glad to hear that you enjoyed the presentation on the ego podcast. It’s important to us that the information is both informative and engaging. If there are specific aspects you found particularly helpful or if you have any suggestions for future topics, please let us know. We love hearing from our listeners and are always looking for ways to improve and make our content even more relevant. Thanks again for your support!

[@ruskinyruskiny1611]

My personal God comforts and consols me.

[@user-hy9nh4yk3p]

Proceed - as you are doing - joyfully. Why not ? Fare thee well.

[@user-hy9nh4yk3p]

Buddhism - is one of the finest of spiritual science. Maybe - Lord Buddha - was the only meditator - to have reached complete Nirvana. In 50 years of mediation (Zen and Raja Yoga) - I have only found that His researches - to have tasted the final state - of His pure Method. Swami Vivekananda and Lord Krishna - have made premier researches - in the field of spirituality. There are also modern researches - from India - that have gone beyond - this also. To the very Centre - of the universe - the root power and as we have stated - beyond - within Unknown. Fare thee well.

[@konatheblarbarian6869]

it matters not a teaching if it's not a transferable guide to its application. Knowledge is not enough to be a guide to its experience

[@sadstoryf00l.]

🙏🏼💙🙏🏼

[@prabhatsingh-id6qf]

Buddha and his dhamma by Dr BR Ambedkar

[@nancyswanson1362]

💖💖💖

[@Newfoundmike]

A Course in Miracles also Is Cool

[@truongnguyentien4683]

Sadhu 🙏🙏

[@namanthathanthrige2848]

In Buddha Einstein would have seen his senior master in many ways and thus acknowledged it this way.

[@senakadezoysa3759]

This is a good presentation. Thank you. But I can't understand the fact why people still do not highlight the fact that Buddhism is not a religion like other ones. It is an entirely different concept and Einstein knew it from the non-religious point of view. I also can't understand why even the Buddhist monks, who know this very well are unable to clear this misunderstanding out to the people?

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

The Buddha - The Greatest Teacher in the History of Human Consciousness! kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqKolqOedrGkrpI I think you are wondering about some things, maybe this video will help you!

[@aunggabe]

If I may, it is not like you learn from books. You will have to follow Buddha's clear instruction; do not believe me or him, practice hard of my instructions how to free from suffering. Anyone can benefit from it. Come and test at any given time. There are many meditation centers in western countries. In short, you have to earn it by your own hard work. Monks could only give specific guidance. Can go there, learn basic needs and try hard. If you are serious, you will find yourself in the new world; mind blowing results.

[@gamingmovies-ay99]

mind is everything

[@frankiewally1891]

yeah ,mind is full of bull shit

[@gamingmovies-ay99]

@@frankiewally1891 we can control it mind is fundamental of happiness or sadness

[@frankiewally1891]

@@gamingmovies-ay99 what is fundamental ?

[@gamingmovies-ay99]

@@frankiewally1891 fundamental is basic

[@frankiewally1891]

@@gamingmovies-ay99 I see English is not mother tongue, what you said is meaningless, sorry. Want to try, to say it another way?

[@iam4066]

I believe in a personal God. I AM that I AM. Do you have a personal God? Yes, it is yourself not the ego self but the you that is Omnipresence omniscient and Omnipotent.

[@sone8091]

🙏

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Sadhu. 🌻

[@approachtotruthbysciencean4946]

I think that Buddhism is a teaching to open one's heart toward the universe, and teaching for the path of human awakening. Actually, Mahayana Buddhism preaches the same universe as the one observed through the astronomical telescope. The Buddhist universe has a hierarchical structure called the Three Thousand Worlds. The small thousand worlds come together to form the middle thousand worlds, The Middle Thousand Worlds come together to form the Great Thousand Worlds. The real universe also has a hierarchical structure like galaxies, galaxy clusters, and bubble structures. And it is the world like the sand of the Ganges. Moreover, space continues infinitely in all directions, including large and small directions, time flows from an infinite past to an infinite future. Buddhism preaches the law of cause and effect, and the relations of cause and effect also exists in the actual universe. At a time when it was believed that elephants on top of a giant turtle supported the earth, how was Gautama Buddha able to preach a universe that is the same as the actual universe? No matter how much we meditate on earth, we can only know the appearance of the universe through observation. Interestingly, there is an anecdote about the involvement of Brahma in Gautama's enlightenment. Buddhism teaches that there are countless Buddha lands (planets of enlightened beings) in the universe. It teaches us that we humans are not alone in the universe. Also, in esoteric Buddhism, which is other from the teachings of Gautama Buddha, Vairocana Buddha, who personifies the universe, preaches compassion (heart) and wisdom (science). We are born in the universe. therefore, we are part of Vairocana and are in born Buddhas. esoteric Buddhism preach that we must be aware of this and blossom our buddha nature. The Lotus Sutra teaches that the Eternal Buddha who has existed since eternity, appeared on earth as Gautama Buddha. That represents the continuation of infinite life in an infinite universe. The Avatamsaka Sutra teaches that the universe exists in a popy grain, a pore on the skin, or a dust. This means that our universe also exists within a gigantic micro world. This shows that the reality of the universe is a fractal multiverse. The sāgara-mudrā-samadhi shows the state of the Buddhas when they discovered the truth of the universe. The everything emerges on the calm surface of the sea. We humans may one day reach that state in the research labs.

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Thank you for your incredibly detailed and insightful comment! You’ve beautifully articulated how Buddhism, particularly Mahayana and Esoteric traditions, presents a view of the universe that intriguingly parallels modern astronomical observations. The concept of the Three Thousand Worlds within Buddhism indeed mirrors the hierarchical structures we observe in the cosmos, from galaxies to galaxy clusters, suggesting a sophisticated understanding of the universe long before modern science could provide the tools for such observations. Your mention of the law of cause and effect (karma) as another point of convergence between Buddhist teachings and scientific principles highlights the profound depth of Buddhist philosophy, which sees the universe as an interdependent, dynamic continuum. The anecdotes and teachings about Brahma’s involvement in Gautama’s enlightenment and the presence of countless Buddha lands throughout the universe open fascinating discussions about the nature of life and consciousness beyond our Earth. This notion expands our understanding of existence and our place within it, urging us to consider more expansive possibilities of life and enlightenment across the cosmos. Moreover, the references to sutras like the Lotus Sutra and the Avatamsaka Sutra illustrate the idea that the universe is far more interconnected and intricate than we might commonly perceive, with each part reflecting the whole in a fractal-like manner. This concept is not only spiritually uplifting but also provides a poetic echo of some interpretations of quantum mechanics and theories of the multiverse. Your closing thoughts about reaching a state akin to the sägara-mudrä-samadhi through scientific endeavor beautifully bridge the gap between spiritual wisdom and scientific inquiry. It’s a reminder that both paths can lead us to profound truths about our universe and ourselves. This kind of dialogue enriches our understanding of both Buddhism and science, and I appreciate your thoughtful contribution to our conversation. If you have more insights, or if there are other aspects of Buddhist teachings or scientific theories you’d like to explore, please continue to share. Let’s keep delving into these deep and fascinating topics together!

[@approachtotruthbysciencean4946]

I am honored to receive your reply. Today, there is no end to conflicts between the Abrahamic religions in the world. In this situation, I think that only Buddhist teachings and cosmic thinking will save humanity. But the world knows only God, always God. So I would like to continue to say my research results on SNS, hoping that people will know the affinity between science and Buddhism, and that the world will pay attention to Buddhism. Thank you.

[@joefernandez9729]

Suffering may be necessary for learning from mistakes for purification of the mind.

[@flovv4580]

It is necessary. That is how we grow......but only if we are mindful.

[@UdiDol]

Buddha understood the truth of life. The miserable beings traveling in a continuum of life, changing from one life from to another, spreading throughout the Universe were given an opportunity to follow a path voluntarily. Some beings like misery, some like to solve problems of physical borders of the Universe, some like to go in to deep logic so they cannot come out and practice what they say. Buddha gave a solution to follow, voluntarily. If any being can see the truth, they can follow the Dhamma (the Buddha teachings), voluntarily. The path is clear and the salvation is your wish. If you feel that facing happiness and sadness interchangeably is what you need, yes then you may not follow it so you will be in the cycle for ever. That’s one’s freedom to select. What a free entry and exit in Buddha teachings. Extraordinary philosophy of practicing the reality based experience. Practice but not pure logic that allows humans to understand the life and Universe. What we see is not what we see in reality. The Mind is presented with a world of feelings through senses. But they come and go. Yes! We do experiment on physical matter, but they are in a particular form at a given time and subject to change. The changing nature and uncertainty are the real truth of life. That is the summary of Buddha teachings, profoundly understood by the genius Eisenstein. He too must have realized at the latter part of his life, that the total spectrum of Nature cannot be described in an equation. Morality is the religion thought by Buddha. You may accept it or reject it. That’s at your free will. But best is to come and see what it is. ❤

[@baburajankalluveettilanarg2222]

From bhudha we must go forward to develop the his theories with modern application

[@qualitydag1]

But what would Albert have said about time not being real? Deep meditation can take a person into timelessness where time is seen as a concept. What would he have said about those that have had mystical experiences that experienxed what is referred to as eternity that didn't need dogma or relisgious concepts to be a part of the experience?

[@llbb1386]

What The Buddha understood was the Dhamma. How the mind works and how energy behaves. He explained how to cleanse the mind of greed, constant comparison and disgust resulting in true happiness

[@namanthathanthrige2848]

Buddha's teaching in my view go on to explain that time and space exist in the mind. An extension to Einstein's own findings but it then goes further. Much further.

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Thank you for your insightful observation, Namantha! You’ve succinctly highlighted how Buddha’s teachings not only align with but also extend beyond Einstein’s concepts of time and space by exploring their existence as constructs of the mind. This intersection of science and spirituality enriches our understanding of both. It’s fascinating to think about how these ideas expand our perspective on the universe and our place within it. If you have more thoughts on this topic, I’d love to hear them!

[@user-zl9cs4ou7p]

The thing about Einstein is simply that he used his Buddhi optimally to understand nature in a wholesome manner. Very much like Nikola Tesla, who used his Buddhi to receive all that nature can teach us.

[@sukumardutta9260]

Lord Buddha said Be a lamp unto yourself and taught do not make an authority out of tradition the scriptures other people find out yourself what is the Truth This importance enquiry is emphasized also in Vedanta

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Thank you, this is very accurate and great information

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Thank you, this is very accurate and great information! Sadhu 🙏

[@KH-rc1fn]

after buddha's death they did that exactly what buddha told not to do.(authority-tradition-religion-dogma-belief)

[@flovv4580]

@@KH-rc1fn Well said

[@rruwanweerasinghe4482]

Can you please share the references for Einstein 's statement?

[@nguyenkimnguyen2477]

🙏😌

[@pumuemj3201]

Im non-religious but i believe in god. And the teachings of Buddhism really attract and resonate with my view regarding godly things

[@TheNewEarthCollective1]

This is called spirituality, which is the only way to connect with God- through Spirit. ❤

[@dan-3268]

But Buddha didn't say about one God creator. At least from what has survived until our times. Anata - no self/soul is a popular concept.

[@johnmonk3381]

What god do you believe in? And why is this god particularly believable than all the others

[@pumuemj3201]

@@johnmonk3381 I believe in a god and that isn't a creation of human thoughts .. I believe in god that i haven't really yet experienced or understood but i know there is an ultimate god whom i cannot really comprehend with this mere level of intelligence and spirituality..i hope someday we all can feel him..know him in true sense..not just through some written books (full of human biased inputs) but in spiritual sense...

[@johnmonk3381]

@@pumuemj3201 Oh. So how is this god relevant in your life or others? What role does it play and what properties does it possess that make it able to interact with the natural world that you and all others live in?

[@user-zl9cs4ou7p]

Buddhism came about from the dogmas of Hinduism. But early Hinduism did not have gods nor even deities, neither avatars. When it started adding them all in, Buddha did something about it.

[@user-uw9zw5dk7d]

🙏 😇

[@a.nunnikrishnan5492]

To get a glance of Eastern Philosophical Thoughts in the language of modern science, especially relativity and quantum mechanics, in simple mathematics coupled with intuition refer the book: SPACETIME AND THAT BEYOND By A.N.Unnikrishnan

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Thank you for the book recommendation! ‘SPACETIME AND THAT BEYOND’ by A.N. Unnikrishnan sounds like a fascinating read for anyone interested in understanding Eastern philosophical thoughts through the lens of modern science like relativity and quantum mechanics. It’s exciting to see such works that attempt to bridge these often distinct worlds, offering both scientists and philosophers alike a new perspective on complex concepts. If you have any key takeaways or specific ideas from the book that struck you as particularly insightful, please do share them. It would be great to hear how it aligns or contrasts with traditional Buddhist concepts, especially concerning impermanence and interdependence as understood through contemporary scientific findings.

[@delfinastral]

maravilloso

[@yeoweehuathuat8926]

Practice practice Buddha said

[@kodihere9487]

Buddha's teaching is not a religion or a philosophy, but a path. He said, don't believe things written in or someone said, even what I said, believe yourself and try to understand the science of this "world" from us. No one can support you except yourself. If we can deeply understand how our mind works and how it interacts with the environment around us through the six senses, we can be a gatekeeper of our mind according to the profound lessons taught by Buddha. In that way, we will be able to live very freely in this life and also stop catching the next physical body for this "packet of information" that was with us and developed by ourselves as an operating system.

[@lymerance]

Osho changed me forever

[@MichaelSmith-to6ll]

I love it all. All of it has a point. Marcus allerius , buddha, islam , Christianity .... its about the God Body , nothing more nothing less. The God Body is what matters.

[@RLekhy]

Hi, pls give the source. I have searching the source for 3 decades but yet unsuccessful. In which book, page number publisher name and year.

[@Gamster420]

The narrator sounds like a robot. Great content.

[@wachamakolit1]

NAM MYOHO RENGE KYO 🙏🙏🙏

[@EgoPodcastenglish]

Sadhu

[@rajbodepudi]

The Buddha is perhaps the only Miracle since the Big Bang!

[@konatheblarbarian6869]

no he's not, each and everyone of us is that potential miracles attempt, the issue is that the recipe Buddha used for access has been stolen, so Buddhism is now dogma rather than its experience

[@pasangtsering876]

Buddha is helpful for those who want to ask questions and analyse every understanding. But Islam and Christianity help those who don't want to question. In fact they are helping more people in the world. So the Jesus and the Mohammad were not less Magic.

[@saddha1]

All post Buddha religions form checks and balances so are necessary. They all came after Buddha and many teachings in Christianity are right from Buddhism. Buddhist Mahayana teachings were the foundation of faith only teachings. The Mahayana teachings of Barlaam and Josaphat made it into every religion in the Middle East and Africa and in Christianity was a saint for 900 years. The Mahayanists were the greatest evangelicals in history. They allowed different cultures to create their own prophets.

[@blitzhershop2697]

even the first bigbang concept, come from his teaching to inner circle bhikku that asking deep question. you can read in digha nikaya

[@hwangfongmain7326]

Kṣitigarbha is known for his vow to take responsibility for the instruction of all beings in the six worlds between the death of Gautama Buddha and the rise of Maitreya, as well as his vow not to achieve Buddhahood until all hells are emptied.💐