Bhikkhu Bodhi: Introduction to Buddhism - 2.The Four Noble Truths | Lectures

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Thanks Bhande gi

[@markfuller]

‣ Teachings (Dhammas) - 0:20 ‣ What are the Four Noble Truths? - 13:37   ‣ They are: about dukkha (suffering/unsatisfactoriness) - 15:20   ‣ "    "   truths (reality, what is) - 18:17   ‣ "    "   noble (enlightened) - 21:02   ‣ "    "   exactly four (no more, no less) - 23:44   ‣ "    "   logical (formula) - 24:42 ‣ Individually: - 26:20   ‣ *Dukkha* (nature of suffering/discontent) - 26:28     ‣ Five aggregates of clinging (material form & mental feelings, perception, forms and consciousness) - 33:03     ‣ Three levels - 37:27       ‣ Ordinary (experienced) - 37:46       ‣ Change - 39:04       ‣ Conditioned forms (i.e., two aggregates) - 41:12     ‣ _Everything's_ dukkha? (the Buddha a pessimist?) - 42:58       ‣ See things objectively, as they are - 43:58       ‣ Three angles of seeing (enjoyment/satisfaction, unsatisfactoriness/inadequacy, release/escape) - 48:26       ‣ True happiness or illusion of happiness - 52:23       ‣ Evaluation of life itself - 57:05         ‣ Reincarnation - 1:02:01   ‣ *Origin of dukkha* (craving) - 1:07:20     ‣ Three kinds of craving (sensual, existence, annihilation) - 1:10:54     ‣ Causal role of craving (psychological, cosmic) - 1:15:11   ‣ *Cessation of dukkha* (end of craving; nirvana) - 1:20:50   ‣ *The way* (eight-fold path) - 1:24:22 ‣ Function to be performed with each noble truth - 1:25:19

[@serenityanonisis5125]

Namasté Familia Could any1 possibly post a link for part 1 of the series? Your voice is very clear an firm yet hold a position of the unconditional love for humanity ❤

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Thank you

[@DurgaDas96]

I don’t understand how the speaker can call rebirth a “fact”. Dukkha, yes, it’s a fact. I can observe dukkha and see that fact. But I can’t observe rebirth. So doesn’t that come down to a mere belief?

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Sadhu