Buddhism and the Big Bang | Geshe Dorji Damdul

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Buddhist cosmology accords with the scientific theory of the big bang - but goes further by positing a beginningless string of expansion, decline, and numberless big bangs. In this video, Geshe Dorji Damdul explores scientific and Buddhist ideas of formulation of the universe.
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[@natashacamacho8222]

I am atheist, I have been since I was 18 when I learned about big bang in college. I think I have finally found a common understanding religion. Thank you for this video. I have felt lost and stuck. I feel hope again now. Thank you.

[@Enlightenedlikebuddha]

But now do you feel that there’s an energy called God in these multiple Big Bangs?

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Somehow you can tell that this man has wonderful personality 🙂

[@kindface]

The far majority of such programmes which hinge so much on the guest do not have even a basic biography of the guest. It is so essential as it gives the audience at least a basic context of where the guest is coming from and how his expertise should be regarded. I hope the programme curator can retroactively add a brief intro to the background to this well-spoken guest. Thanks in advance.

[@studybuddhism]

Of course, here it is! - kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHi2fpR4rbGjh7M

[@Poshita697]

Very good

[@paljorrengyonlhundup]

This guy Superman

[@madhuryadav-yh1jl]

He never explained what rubbish did gautma say about creation of universe He just gave us a Physics lecture

[@hollies4806]

👍👍

[@Healing556]

They will be too far apart for the gravity to pull it back. Plus they will float or drop down into the dark empty space below ....😂

[@chogyalnorbu5280]

It's dissapointing how you just described. You literally just described with a scientific theory and just concluded, it's same in Buddhist. You should have described with Buddhist context.

[@natashacamacho8222]

He's talking about facts. You can't deny them or change them based on context.

[@mr.L0023]

just read digha nikaya sutta , written thousands years ago. you'll find it. don't expect the monk will describe it. it will take days.

[@paljorrengyonlhundup]

Next is he isn’t Buddhist