Zen Buddhism

[@kud0kun]

this is a beautiful introduction to zen buddhism. very well written, and the narrator's voice and tone are very thoughtful and calm. thank you.

[@kismetau]

I agree. The narrator is the actor Peter Coyote.

[@papasitoman]

Yes. He also narrates Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind.

[@MangoLemonaideFresh]

I have became a zen Buddhist and it is the best thing I have ever done in my life. Buddhism is the truth and the way of life. Let us live the next one better then this one :) 💖🌍

[@Abcd-mq4yn]

Do you know actually zen meditation is originated from india , "zen" is actually "dhyan" word from sanskrit language , when bodhpatra and bodhidharma accepted proposal of chinese people to help them and stay in china they gave them the dhyan meditation form , as chinese couldnt pronounce as dhyan , they called it as chan , which later got spreaded to japan and japanese pronounced it as zen .

[@unsinnkim3690]

You are aware that Buddhists don't seek to be reborn in a different life form, yet seek to vanish into nirvana/nothing after their death, aren't you?

[@marshmellow1162]

@@Abcd-mq4yn whatever is it but it's good that ye converted to Buddhism

[@Abcd-mq4yn]

@@marshmellow1162 dont get illusioned in religions, i depicted the origin only, see beyond that mate.

[@camelusdromedarius3789]

If you think it's about living the next life and living it better, you've missed the point.

[@thomasroberts6116]

Usually, the monk is hit because he has obviously fallen asleep or let his mind wander from the purpose of meditation: the whack is to get him back to concentrating on the here and now. The whack is a dramatic prompt and the monks actually may thank the bat man for the hit.

[@DysmasTheGoodThief]

Thomas Roberts no. releases tension in back muscles.

[@gaminidasanayaka8854]

Thomas Roberts k

[@RavennethArt]

@ Hi, I'm 24 and currently reading "Zen mind, beginner's mind". It's actually my first book on zen (after I've read a book by Thick Nhat Hahn that concerned rather on Silence itself). Roshi Suzuki appears very well respected among zen buddhists, I've heard even Steve Jobs had the opportunity to practice with him. Since you remember Shunryu Suzuki personally, how was he? Can you describe his personality?

[@willywilly6970]

How can the bat person know that the person isn’t concentrating?

[@bodhidharma9363]

@ Gassho!

[@seneca5556]

This is what the world needs! Happy as an Indian that these things have spreaded in past to so many different countries! This is needed in Middle East,!

[@Abcd-mq4yn]

Yes man , now a days the european agenda is to adapt yoga as theirs and to make boundaries of everything which is in origin with india .( everything is originated from india)

[@seneca5556]

@@Abcd-mq4yn Yes, we as Indian netizens should spread awareness at these things

[@Abcd-mq4yn]

@@seneca5556 yes man , everything fake is presented about our history , to develop our earth we need to grab vedic roots again

[@ZenFox0]

It’s cool that this is narrated by Peter Coyote - one of the best narrators and actors out there.

[@Luxinteriorcavatappi]

Hitting with the stick is request by the monk; it's to be meant as a massage to keep you awake. After hours and hours of zazen (sitting meditation) it's usefull.

[@Abcd-mq4yn]

Actually zen is originated from india , dhyan meditation is called as chan in china and zen in japan

[@consciouspresence5880]

@@Abcd-mq4yn yes we know stop being a bot

[@Abcd-mq4yn]

@@consciouspresence5880 You knew, maybe not someone else, Ignore information if you do know it.

[@kain5056]

Huh, I've been practicing some aspects of Zen Buddhism that are mentioned here for years now and I didn't even know. That's... Something to ponder. Now I wanna learn more about it.

[@89Flobertg]

Don't hesitate to listen to Alan Watts audios about Zen Buddhism (and everything else of course).

[@Abcd-mq4yn]

Do you know actually zen meditation is originated from india , "zen" is actually "dhyan" word from sanskrit language , when bodhpatra and bodhidharma accepted proposal of chinese people to help them and stay in china they gave them the dhyan meditation form , as chinese couldnt pronounce as dhyan , they called it as chan , which later got spreaded to japan and japanese pronounced it as zen .

[@ozgursenturk11-11]

I wish they all knew that "They already have a Buddha nature and don't need to do anything to attain it" "This mind is the Buddha mind, there is no mind other then the Buddha mind" 🤗🙏❤

[@vikramsinghrana7134]

U have to do all this to see the Buddha mind which is coverd by the veil of ignorance , once the veil is lifted we will see the Buddha mind.

[@ozgursenturk11-11]

@@vikramsinghrana7134 I know that's why I said I wish they "knew" it. They don't know it yet but they will understand my sentence when they find that there was no Buddha other than themselves😊🤗🙏

[@vikramsinghrana7134]

@@ozgursenturk11-11 they have learned the eptiome of philosophy, and knew everything they have dedicated their life for that and are practicing regularly on the hand we have learned something from here and their , and are questioning them, I don't think they don't know it , they must be knowing 100times of what we know . We should look forward to them rather then questing their faith , on the other hand the Buddha philosophy that their is no god and atma I think is completely different from Hinduism , which they will know that Hinduism was always right about Atman and brahman existence which they discard , their are different paths"" 112 "" from thousands of year they are successful so I think their path may be also one of the right path.

[@ozgursenturk11-11]

@@vikramsinghrana7134 see, you are saying that they already know 112 different paths that's right. I believe they know everything about enlightenment. but you are still missing the point! What I'm saying is " There is no path" to enlightenment because they're already enlightened🤗 If you know that you are already enlightened would leave your family and everything else behind and go to zen monastery and stay there 40 years to "get" enlightened? No! Why? Because you are already enlightened and you are the Buddha that you have been seeking. Why? Because everything has a Buddha nature and everything is the budha nature... the mind is seeking the Buddha is the Buddha mind himself🤗😊🙏

[@vikramsinghrana7134]

@@ozgursenturk11-11 oh bro u are still not getting by thinking that I am enlightenment one doesn't get first we have to remove the ignorance ,Maya and many more things than only we will be able to see the Buddha mind to see that or as to say to reverse learn what we have learn take 40 years ,and to burn karma ,only then we can see the Buddha mind which was always their in us and everything . Suppose if I think I am enlightenment does I become one No, it take efforts , u should pls refer the best book ZENYOGA .pllsssssss read it.

[@Lexthebarbarian]

In three minutes and twenty one seconds a perfect summation of Zen Buddhism was delivered.

[@basedbuddha777]

compassion doesn't necessarily mean immediate pleasure. the katsu stick is compassion.

[@yahyamaster24]

Could you explain more , please ?

[@coreyaruecker]

Passion actually translates etymologically to mean suffering. Com means with... compassion actually means to suffer with. Simply being nice and empathetic does not make a person compassionate

[@chrisruss9861]

Thanks for video. Those who can endure the hardships of intense meditation are outstanding people.

[@peterparker5118]

Why? how is anything or one helped by this?

[@chrisruss9861]

@@peterparker5118 Stilling the mind is said to be the hardest thing in the world to achieve. Perhaps proper seeing of reality occurs by doing so but I am only an outsider looking in.

[@peterparker5118]

@@chrisruss9861 Doing something difficult doesn't make you outstanding. I get annoyed at this monk stuff because it just seems stupid (long term) to me. I think that taking time to calm and focus and meditate is great as a bit of the time thing but dumb if you do it all the time. BUUT I acknowledge that I don't really know much about this stuff at all so...

[@chrisruss9861]

@@peterparker5118 I read the books of an author named Zuzuki years ago, explaining zen practice and its varied paths. The sudden shock of 'enlightenment' for those who receive the gift gives people a firm footing from which they cannot be shaken. It is not necessarily achieved only from traditional zen practice. I live a life burdened by faults but am happy for those who wish to shed the unsatisfactory aspects of existence.

[@peterparker5118]

@@chrisruss9861 If anything I've heard is true they shed the satisfactory aspects as well.

[@earthwaterairspiritfireleb5482]

I am zen master now, and I hit no one with a stick, if you want to stay awake I just shout "PRACTICE ZAZEN!" - ecofriendly

[@stepahiestevens5974]

Good to hear. I'm glad you're not sadistic.

[@DysmasTheGoodThief]

Mayyim Ruach Hayyim What's your aversion to sticks? Stop turning away from things.

[@a11an72]

I used to be a buddhist (zen) and today i'm a christian , and there is some parallels between the two in its view of human nature . I'd like to shortly share with you what the core message of the bible is and its natural to start with a verse that is called John 3,16 which says : "For so did God love the world that He gave His only begotten Son so that whosoever believe in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life . " So why did God have to "give His Son" ?? It's because God created humans to be a reflection of himself and His nature which is perfect love and compassion but instead in our free will we fell from God in disobediance and our nature actually altered into what we are today and as you buddhists know we do not do all of our actions with a intention out of perfect uncoditional love , which is Gods nature , no instead we often have a egocentric intention and in the beginning of the bible were it describes mans fall into sin it says : "And God saw that mans INTENTION were evil all day long and it grieved God that He had created man" So because God is a holy and just/good God He could not be around man anymore once we became inpure and because of that He withdrew Himself from us , but even if God hates sin He loves all humans unconditionally so that is why He sent Jesus , to do what we couldn't do and that is to live our lives fully according to Gods will from cradle to grave in unconditional love compassion and kindness , Jesus did this and this is actually visible when Jesus dies on the cross when he prays for His murderers He says : Father forgive them for they do not know what they are doing . Bible says that God laid all the worlds sin on Jesus, so by faith in Jesus we can receive forgiveness for our sin and be saved , saved from what ? The consequences of our sin which is that we are enemies of God because of our sinful actions and ultimatly it a day will come were God will judge all sinners in the afterlife , just like society judges criminals because they do things that is deemed unacceptable / evil . Last quote from the Bible is : Very truly I tell you, whoever hears my word and believes him who sent me has eternal life and will not be judged but has crossed over from death to life

[@Newaboyz]

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[@DG-lz4jx]

@@a11an72 Christ also said I and My Father are One. the BIBLE is a religious Roman literary writing- a sort of parable about the laws of man: old coven-ant (law) < new coven-ant (law). God is All including the fallen man, the risen man, the god-man, and the devil. Also, God is not holy- God is Wholly.... I and my Father are One and anointed with the "holy spirit" that all souls/soles on the universal earth receive in the commercial seas of all democratic republics (their number), the three become the Whole, united in oneness, and that is how Christ calmed the stormy sea and walked on water.

[@Melwynna]

The narrator is Peter Coyote..he was the minister in the movie " A walk to remember" ..not sure if you've seen the movie, but that is the actor lol

[@sumadbarua6486]

Reverend Sullivan

[@VictorLepanto]

@ :06: Looking at that board, I'd say he has to have gotten that nail in by now.

[@herraverne]

🤣🤣

[@sasikumardavamani9720]

Beloved zen master Excellent wow

[@Valosken]

Most would agree. That is why most people just call it "Zen".

[@mael-strom9707]

Some call it "Ch'an". Some call it "Dhyana".

[@mael-strom9707]

Some call it "Dhyana". Some call it "Ch'an".

[@JayBowen]

1:57 It's interesting that the monks in Zen Buddhism receive cash offerings. In Theravada Buddhism, monks are not allowed to handle money. It comes from the precept (the 10th of the 10 precepts) to refrain from accepting gold and silver, or money as it's taken to mean these days.

[@Abcd-mq4yn]

Do you know actually zen meditation is originated from india , "zen" is actually "dhyan" word from sanskrit language , when bodhpatra and bodhidharma accepted proposal of chinese people to help them and stay in china they gave them the dhyan meditation form , as chinese couldnt pronounce as dhyan , they called it as chan , which later got spreaded to japan and japanese pronounced it as zen .

[@trillionmindfulintentions2132]

Yeah all Buddhism came from the valleys we now call india but it was very different back then

[@INFINITY-X-]

​@@trillionmindfulintentions2132it's bharat

[@iamrebel660]

​@@trillionmindfulintentions2132He is Hindu Dont Belive in Him. Hindu all copy from Buddhism. They dont have any proof anciant rock incription of sanskrit Hindu script. Most Of Buddhism Vihar are Converted into Hindu mandir. Hindi Destroyed Buddhism in India after 8century AD.

[@sagarsportandstudy5021]

Yes but you know zen meditation or any meditation mentioned in Vedas Hindu text no this country no this country spirituality comes from bharat sanatan dharma the root of spirituality and spiritual practices is sanatan dharma and bharat

[@amitsingh-ch1tw]

Good job bro

[@SadhuBiochemist]

Fascinating! I will study more about it.

[@Abcd-mq4yn]

Do you know actually zen meditation is originated from india , "zen" is actually "dhyan" word from sanskrit language , when bodhpatra and bodhidharma accepted proposal of chinese people to help them and stay in china they gave them the dhyan meditation form , as chinese couldnt pronounce as dhyan , they called it as chan , which later got spreaded to japan and japanese pronounced it as zen .

[@neldatoroc4269]

School Idol Tomodachi of Zen Buddhism in Japan? Aqours of Zen Buddhism in Japan?

[@MrChristopherxx]

If you want intense practice go to Gyobutsuji Zen Monastery or Antaiji :)

[@bassiebassie3417]

Michael Christopher thx

[@นักวิจารณ์-ศ6ฝ]

สุดยอดมาก เลื่อมใสเลยคะ 🙏❤

[@mariashielafrias7530]

Good day! This is Shiela Frias from the Philippines. We would like to ask permission if we could use this video as support material for our episode about different religions here in our country. Rest assured that once permitted, we will give proper credits and courtesy to you. We hope to hear from you. Thank you very much!

[@mael-strom9707]

Truth has no copyrights. ^^

[@countgermanicus3954]

Is the world as it appears to be, or is there some further reality beyond appearance? Plato's allegory of the cave, from The Republic, is one of the most famous and beautiful expositions of the difference between appearance and reality. Using Socrates as his mouthpiece, Plato argues that empirical knowledge amounts to no more than knowledge of appearances. In fact, he claims, our perceptual knowledge is at least thrice removed: it is merely knowledge of the shadows of illusions of reality.

[@sliceofbread29yrago52]

Count Germanicus I'm glad you liked my book. :)

[@pranishshrestha1200]

How to do full lotus posture.? Is it first left leg putting then right leg ? Or is it first right leg putting in one thigh then left leg? Or any one is known as full lotus? Guide me

[@kiranevetts7868]

Alternate one or the other each time you sit. Of course there is no requirement to sit full lotus - be careful, don't hurt yourself. Half-lotus or burmese are also good positions.(:

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

Very educative. 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.

[@restlez2002]

it is too short a clip to show what adherents of zen buddhism do follow, and too easy to claim they do not follow the teachings of the Buddha without pointing out what they do not follow my friend.

[@luisetorres5760]

0:07 how is called that music instrument?

[@consciouspresence5880]

hammer striking wood

[@aswincvenu3958]

1:30, the zen slap.

[@artemischen4086]

Thanks lol

[@gregoryford3531]

It's only natural that things have come full circle for me. Firstly, I humbly offer my take on the Koan about Bodhidharma:"why,or what was his energetic action when coming from the west"? To pull out rotten teeth and dropping gold at one's feet. Next is the ancient Koan by The Buddha: "The finger is not the moon". Perhaps an apocryphal backstory is possible: 'While a yogi and yogini sit in rapt contemplation in a snow banked mountain cave; both of them did little else than repeat the sentence: the finger is not the moon. And so taking pity on them, the moon in it's capacity to do so, intimated to the both of them these: "Ah, dear ones, show me your finger I'll show you mine". A little while later, and quite emboldened they each exited the cave to tell their teacher of their insight. And so, several inches above the ground they strode across the blue snow beneath the light of the full moon.

[@Abcd-mq4yn]

Zen meditation is dhyan meditation bro , teached by ancient indian gurus to others , bodhpatra , bodhidharma were from india and they came to china when chinese people invited them for helping them , they gave the dhyan meditation to chinese and chinese people couldnt pronounce dhyan so they called it chan and when the word chan spreaded towards japan they called it as zen . everything in the world have vedic roots , om namah shivaya 🔱🕉🙏🏻

[@Channelindoorsy1012]

none good things are casual and loose,if you want do it good take more pains and be more strict

[@blackwhite5180]

If it is too heavy, just leave it down.🙏🙏🙏😊😊😊

[@Norcalski47]

you have much to learn

[@earthwaterairspiritfireleb5482]

No past, no future, no present! Practice zazen!!!

[@Abcd-mq4yn]

Do you know actually zen meditation is originated from india , "zen" is actually "dhyan" word from sanskrit language , when bodhpatra and bodhidharma accepted proposal of chinese people to help them and stay in china they gave them the dhyan meditation form , as chinese couldnt pronounce as dhyan , they called it as chan , which later got spreaded to japan and japanese pronounced it as zen .

[@mael-strom9707]

Master ...why this gong not gong? ^^

[@arunak5758]

Namo buddhay Namo Buddhism

[@hevenshiva3168]

bit bit to see the verso site

[@seonf]

I'd hate to see what is meant for punishment.

[@mael-strom9707]

Samsara.

[@subuddhparekh]

Hello Asian Art Museum, great video! I am working on a film that has a section of different techniques teachers use and I'd love to use a few seconds of this video to cover Zen. Could I get your permission to do so?

[@Abcd-mq4yn]

Do you know actually zen meditation is originated from india , "zen" is actually "dhyan" word from sanskrit language , when bodhpatra and bodhidharma accepted proposal of chinese people to help them and stay in china they gave them the dhyan meditation form , as chinese couldnt pronounce as dhyan , they called it as chan , which later got spreaded to japan and japanese pronounced it as zen .

[@aleksirissanen-]

My friend teo likes this could invite him to your training facilities

[@luccacerminaro8003]

I had to watch this for school I was shocked to see the head monk smack him.

[@earthwaterairspiritfireleb5482]

I AM ENLIGHTENED

[@PatrickBateman1987]

are you still enlightened?

[@DysmasTheGoodThief]

Mayyim Ruach Hayyim probably not

[@PatrickBateman1987]

As soon as you think to yourself "I GOT IT" You immediately lose it.

[@mael-strom9707]

When you suddenly see "the light" make sure you're not "sitting" in a railway "tunnel". ^^

[@hanCops_baba]

Buddha was born in Nepal but got enlightenment in India!

[@consciouspresence5880]

no one cares what some Buddha did. It does not change our lives at all. If you see the Buddha kill the Buddha. Modern Buddhism is completely corrupt - apart from Zen.

[@VipinSingh-gy3ng]

In then time their no Nepal existing only bhartversha existing 🔴

[@hazureito04]

This is how Zen is introduced to foreigners and Japanese beginners... In some serious dojo they keep hitting your back before you ask, so your back will be purple in a few days. And verbal and physical violence such as punch in the stomach or grab your head and slam your nose on the table when you make any subtle mistake or even without it is regular (I know a monk whose nose is broken). Better appreciate the aesthetics and koan literature from outside, if you are not ready for the violence.

[@willywilly6970]

Why did he or she get hit at 1:25?

[@bodhidharma9363]

It is to help the sitter to aid them if they are feeling tired or sleepy. Usually done starting on the third day of a 5 or 7 day sesshin retreat, when the tiredness sets in. Though, at the California temple I attended, you had to specifically request it by doing a gassho. It really helps to return to the body from the wandering dreaming mind. Too bad this tradition is now becoming taboo, I thought it was a very deep practice, and intense emotions would wash through all the sitters when one sitter was receiving the kyosaku, and would help to remember that sesshin is a group effort. Though this kyosaku whacking is pretty intense compared to the gentle whacks I received.

[@grosbeak6130]

I remember when I used to think that Zen Buddhism was some kind of profound philosophy and path. I studied and practiced for years. I found it ultimately to just be a convincing head game. its relentless believe in karma and reincarnation/rebirth, and even in its belief in enlightenment, all of these are just mental concepts that Buddhism puts in your head. and the way they talk about mindfulness as if this is some kind of really special thing to do and that it is the ticket to enlightenment, all of this is just mental mythology. its all just Buddhist beliefs. Zen is just a head game that plays with words.

[@benth162]

Mr. Grosbeak, it is even more weird then you think. The universe exist within the timeless continuum, thus Karma and Rebirth do not exist in a linear fashion, but each in its "Ever Present Moment Now" in timelessness. Karma exist through that timeless continuum, so what you do now everyday in this life, may positively or negatively affect a life you are living in another existence. We are much more than what we believe we are. Religion has always screwed this up, because most do not understand that our universe is timeless. They cannot fathom the depth of our involvement in all of it. Einstein knew this !

[@grosbeak6130]

this is to Rumpel Stiltskin, you made a reply to my comment but evidently you deleted it. I still have the whole thing in my social mail KZbin. so I've read your reply several times. I found it to be thoughtful, something I had no idea of before. it actually was a game changer for me on how I think about that subject matter. so thank you very much for your reply. I don't know why you deleted it. maybe you were foreseeing some kind of negative response on my party. be that as it may, thank you.

[@ShakinJamacian]

grosbeak His message is still there; I see it. I think one of the keys Zen tries to do is decondition the mind in all of its confusions. Consider for a moment most of our suffering is entirely in the domain of thought: it's not what happens that makes us suffer, but what we think about it. To consider an example, traffic: is it itself an issue? Not until it's thought about and compared to an image we call "ideal". And so long as what we think in ideals is never what's actually going on, we struggle with the goings on for our thoughts on what should be or ought to be. It absolutely is head games, but it's a head game to come out of your mind and return to your senses, to not be lost in thought, but to be aware of the present happenings going on, which you as an organism are flowing in. It also deals with that illusory ego, self, or soul with free will that we think we have, that is the real "I" as we normally perceive, only to see it for a pure fiction that has no reality. Knocking that away gets rid of the major psychological obstacle to living a life more engaged with the goings on than being lost in thought and attached to images over reality.

[@mael-strom9707]

What is "it" that asks and remembers? ^^

[@consciouspresence5880]

@@grosbeak6130 in Zen there is no beliefs about anything even reincarnation. It is to escape the mind essentially that is how you reach peace. Beliefs in reincarnation can cause suffering as they are pseudoscience

[@mvl6827]

Madness personified and exposed …. No Zen for me thanks, after this eye-opener.

[@DevinThompson-iq4fh]

how do u spell Koah-ons (paradoxical problems)

[@tteravai]

Koan

[@domijayawardena9495]

I study the Zen Buddhist art and teach to students

[@zxm2501w]

The narrator sounds super familiar but i can't think if his name. >.<

[@mojo5093]

a commenter said: The narrator is Peter Coyote

[@vedan9786]

Well narration....

[@igbotimehopper64yearsago46]

here for rick and morty staying in the present

[@bodhidharma9363]

Sounds like the venerable Peter Coyote narrating. There is nothing like taking the cushion at 445am on the 5th day of a 7 day sesshin, then seeing the dawn break and the roosters crow and the morning dew glisten.

[@Arya_a1010]

Buddha ❤

[@vietnamesenoodle3280]

I'm just here because of a history assignment, don't mind me.

[@gman4648]

jesus christ people are so mean. just let em be. there doing what they want and it works for them

[@dickyboyryw]

Yes. Be here. Now. Let thoughts slow down. Go on the default, setting* Be the Tiger. Bear and Rat. All at once*

[@lianana8417]

I like bread

[@agoat8300]

Me too

[@zhangzongchang1057]

Its pretty cool.

[@dannylago2330]

Boom, ur enlightened

[@rsmania01]

I like you

[@sugar2012]

The Master of Zen Buddhism teaches students the immortal mind, but similar to find those who can refuse. Therefore assigned him to take on the role of next master, showing that the masters of Zen Buddhism did not believe the immortal mind as Mahayana Buddhism. A reason for the Master of Zen is In the past, those who did not believe in immortality mind were punished by ruling power, making teaching Anatta dangerous.

[@Abcd-mq4yn]

Zen is actually derived from word dhyan , indian practices are best , try it mate i am very happy i shifted to india

[@ronaldoferreira594]

Very good.

[@Harnas31]

Monk are not supposed to take cash - 1 of precepts, seems that they change as well.

[@DysmasTheGoodThief]

Harnas31 wrong. bhikkhus don't take money. east and South Asian Buddhism are two different entities.

[@mael-strom9707]

Money is just a form of energy exchange ...form is emptiness, emptiness is form.

[@mangotrinh2162]

In this century, monk use cash to exchange for food, bc not everyone carry food with them on the road. Buddhism is about adapting what surrounding them. just don’t put eyes in it.

[@AnhTuPhucDerrickHoangCanada]

My rivals want me to write a book ahead of its time because they're materialistic.

[@wazer85]

AID IN HIS MEDITATION- yeah nah mate the Abbot caught him dozing off and HELPED him 😎👅😁

[@panther1931]

Waisea vunilogologo what's wrong with you

[@panther1931]

Waisea vunilogologo to racist Japanese people

[@panther1931]

No joke

[@25bmax]

Nothing is Everything - Everything is Nothing. Metta

[@farrider3339]

He's giving a warning before hitting 💢 with the stick. How well behaved and spoiling the surprise 😒 .•°

[@countgermanicus3954]

@grosbeak You mean you studied the outward form of Zen Buddhism while never reaching into its inner essence. A bad workman always blames his tools.

[@jeanclaudejunior]

Who is that Narrator?

[@insidethewired]

nice

[@Thecrow999]

How can hitting someone with such speed can send him or her to enlightment, since it could break ones consiousness easily!🙄

[@rogeredwards4871]

It's not a search for meaning, meaning is of the mind therefore dualistic, whats the meaning of a flea... it just is. We don't find the answers, we lose the questions

[@AnhTuPhucDerrickHoangCanada]

If your guru is corrupt did you learn well?

[@zenmeditationchanting]

🙏

[@ABC-vk3wc]

Chúc mấy sư nhật dương nhé cháu thỉnh hoàng đế qua nhật nhé lần này sư hưởng hết

[@mcleanedwards7748]

Not a punishment?

[@teodytrinidad9497]

How many diamonds nowadays

[@joetart9905]

Looks like Wack-a-Monk Buddhism to me.

[@consciouspresence5880]

😂

[@gaminidasanayaka8854]

More Buddbist onfoations

[@mcleanedwards7748]

Basically it's writing its being bashed and it's chores

[@hevenshiva3168]

when you meditet to the ski is posible to flo/. . and you must to see de graund first!!!!

[@maxabeles]

2:18 all respect for zen I lost

[@albeknasreddin4572]

🙏🙏🙏

[@ianoian1]

The bat man cometh and the bat man taketh away!😁😁!!

[@hevenshiva3168]

yeeeee

[@jeevankumargurung2438]

Is this japanese buddhism?anyway defferent kind of buddhist are in japan.buddha said if you don't have any food to eat then you can eat meat. Monk should be pureveg and live in simple life. This comment is from the land of buddha lumbini nepal south asia.

[@dreihochdrei]

🙏🍀❤

[@Sidharthshanon]

A more detailed view - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nne6aH5jeNBgf9U

[@prabinneupane850]

Buddha was born in nepal

[@BrandenBrazil]

Zen is ALL this and NOT!

[@mcleanedwards7748]

Zen

[@hevenshiva3168]

1.5 m distance

[@orientalmusicchannel]

:)

[@SergioBlackDolphin]

For those who want to jump to Sensei level, skip to 1:13

[@smithaharidas38]

4hrs sleep...

[@memesmojo5622]

they practice very long hours of seated meditation which has similar benefits as sleep so they dont need to sleep that much

[@asispakhrin4671]

Sorry origin of Buddhism in nepal not india

[@dikshant1175]

Earlier , Nepal was India , so eventually Buddhism was originated in India (:

[@shresthah854]

lord Shakyamuni got enlightenment in India,taught his teachings in India,lived and died in India,so Buddhist origins are in India

[@shresthah854]

lord Shakyamuni got enlightenment in India,taught his teachings in India,lived and died in India,so Buddhist origins are in India

[@shresthah854]

lord Shakyamuni got enlightenment in India,taught his teachings in India,lived and died in India,so Buddhist origins are in India

[@earthwaterairspiritfireleb5482]

*zazen practice*

[@littlesister4556]

0:16 YOUUUUUUUUUUUUU *DU DUM DUM DUM*

[@ธวัชชัยจันทาคีรี-ข4ซ]

Sadhu

[@Fern8]

1:24 ouch..

[@BluePittbull666]

This monk business looks though.

[@hailey2378]

😂😂the part tho wear the dude get hit harddd