TATHĀGATA - A Translation by Bhante Punnaji

A precise and profound elaboration on the origin of the term "Tatāgata" and the essence of its meaning by Bhante Punnaji.

[@drsurendrabouddh4828]

Sadhu sadhu sadhu Bhanteji......Namo Buddhaya❤🙏🙏🙏

[@kalyanamale5727]

SADHU SADHU SADHU 🥀🙏🌹

[@user-mz3cq3xp4l]

GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@roxannalim4939]

Good teaching. I have benefited. Thank you. Rox

[@protodhamma]

2:30 the object of perception is the "that"

[@rajaping]

TAT-TVAM-ASI. तत्वमसि That thou art.

[@protodhamma]

Yes, you're it.

[@karlinguk]

huh? if we only had one eye? ....hmmm, His statement seems incorrect - I had sight in both eyes, but now only one ...yet I still am able to have depth of view as before.

[@timlarson7840]

maybe third EYE/HEART? following your FEELINGs and SURF it?

[@protodhamma]

We have two types of depth perception cues. One is monocular cues, and the second is Binocular cues. Meaning we have cues for depth perception that can come with one eye and two eyes, but having two eyes is very beneficial in depth perception, and allows us to see optimally in 3 dimensions. This is why 3D movie are filmed using two cameras. The two eyes and two cameras are crucial for the best 3D picture.

[@TheLastOutlaw289]

You missed the point completely. You have taken the analogy too far.