How Do I Stay Motivated? with Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche

[@PahaPoniesSpanishMustangs]

I stay motivated by subscribing to your page and so every day I get to see your face of optimism ....reminding myself don't take myself so serious ❤ thank you Rinpoche

[@Irish4746]

What a nice thing to say 🤗🙏💖

[@snowlionnesse]

❤🙏🏽

[@TergarMeditationCommunity]

Thank you for being part of our global community!

[@sereunombu]

Gracias Rimpoche🙏

[@RobTheDrake]

Rinpoches aura is beautiful! One of the biggest things I've learned for meditation is breath control. Simply focusing on the breath going into my nose will force my body to relax and alter my focus to something positive. Don't stop meditation practice people. Yongey is an enlightened being. Even if not everything makes sense he is helping you in unseen ways. Many thanks to you!

[@TergarMeditationCommunity]

Thanks for sharing.

[@c7eye]

I am reading his book. IN LOVE WITH THE WORLD I am amazed by it. It’s thrilling . It’s a must read❤

[@छिमेतदोरजे]

बहुत सुन्दर धन्यवाद रिन्पोछे ला

[@beonlife3283]

Creativity🎉 (09:00) is the key to locked doors and patience💎 is a superpower.

[@fortissimoX]

Thank you very much. For me it's always so helpful to see that others have same kind of struggles as I do. Then I don't feel so bad about myself and I realize that all things I encounter are quite normal, and part of the path.

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

Perfect. For the last five days I have been meditating near the spot where Buddha's foster mother attained Parinirvana. What better place. Imagine it. All the greats sat around where I sat looking on and helping Prajapati Gautami attaining Parinirvana. The spot is lovely and serene on the banks of the Ganges. Wow. The Buddha watched on, Sariputra and Mogallana watched on, Kassapa, Bhaddaji and the other disciples watched on, Visakha and Amrapali watched on, Theri Uppalavana watched on and helped Prajapati Gautami to have her last bath. The five hundred nuns were sitting around meditating. It took time. I was on that spot imagining that scene through my monkey mind as I tried to meditate. Namo Buddhay. Namaste. I hope to one day take you to Maha Prajapati Gautamies Parinirvana stupa so that you can meditate there where the Buddha sat meditating while his foster mother slowly passed away.

[@celticpeasant9753]

Thank you so much Rinpoche. 🙏💖

[@littlerooky]

I understand what you talking about. The key is awareness. We more awareness when we are not confortable. When we confortable, we are not awareness. So be more awareness with your unconfortable. Like me is itching and tingling in my feet. So i just watch it and not judged it. And then suddenly we to be bored to that itching and tingling in my feets and my mind switch other awareness like my though who want finished the meditation, again i just watch it or to be awareness. I just watch all my uncomfortable again and again when meditation and thats make me not getting bored

[@user-sutra.square84]

Thank you. 😊 현재 있는 것, 주어진 환경을 활용해서 창의적인 명상을 해라! 좋은 법문 감사합니다._()_

[@wtf88888-cu]

would be great to see him in person some day!

[@elisabetta4571]

I love how you make it all make sense and easy! Everything is normal, every struggle and setback included. You also seem to demistify meditation, in a way. I also very much appreciate your playful ways. I don't think I've ever seen anything like this on the subject before. Thank you, you're really so helpful!❤

[@rohitdutta3803]

❤

[@sahars878]

I actually thought about something similar while studying today, but didn't listen to myself. I always forced myself to stick to the plan, and plans never worked for me in my studies. So today I thought maybe I should change the lesson when I get bored, instead of continuing the same lesson when I can't read even one other word of it (so it's just killing time and no outcome). Your technique is also the same, you say that repetitive things get boring for us (as humans), so instead of wanting to stick to the plan, just listen to your inner self who wants new things once in a while. And of course I'll try this amazing guide in my meditations as well as my studies. ❤❤❤🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Daneiladams555]

I’m not into religion but I love you little dude ❤

[@jejehdh]

Thank you Rinpoche

[@bsways]

Very helpful. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@kalpanagurung9009]

Precious guru 🙏🙏🙏

[@stuartv-e8161]

Great teachings from this wonderful master. You have helped my no end. Thank you ❤😊

[@mlouw8218]

Thank you! 🙏 ❤️

[@dipudas6430]

Thank you so much for this video. 🙏 Much needed motivation

[@mingloo4320]

Thank you so much Master 🙏🏽🪷

[@nemoxero]

Aum shanti from colorado❤🔥🌈❤️

[@nemoxero]

noticing the benefits keeps one resting in stillness

[@baobinh186]

Biết ơn Thầy ❤❤❤

[@kumogate]

These tips are so useful and inspiring!

[@jalajamenon8664]

Thank you Master🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@namdeonawale4686]

Namo Buddhay.

[@JavierLevarioJaramillo]

Thanks for the video ❤

[@sangyesherpa1384]

Thank you Rinpochay la 🙏🙏🙏

[@soarecristian7293]

Thank you Riponche you are a great man .

[@nickjohnson3941]

Thank you. Perfect timing. ❤️

[@elainalesage1471]

Thank you, Rinpoche. This was especially helpful today. 🙏

[@jasonmatthews9998]

Timely perfection thank you Rinpoche la. Long life

[@Simone.L]

Thank you master! I would like to see a video about how to don’t be attached to material things in life. I’m struggling with this lately in my life

[@anthonyangelis1094]

❤ thank you ❤

[@Tinhmebaola8491]

Namo Buddhaya 🌹🙏🏻🌹

[@lenovidades7064]

Que maravilha! 🤩

[@karmatenzin4617]

❤❤❤

[@mrlionrocks]

I love your voice...keep up the good work bro x

[@rsivananth72]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@ommanipadmehum4975]

In sports, we train In arts, we train In meditation, we train in sports, it takes years regularly based practice in arts, it takes years regularly based practice in meditation, it takes years regularly based practice why would you things to be different ? Easy path dont exist, only suffering ! Difficult path dont exist, only your path exist from where you are, and it is the right one. Walk outside now, and look at birds guiding the way

[@goodzindagi]

Superb!! Big Fan

[@TergarMeditationCommunity]

Thanks for appreciating our dear teacher

[@rolandemiltoledo1283]

Thank you Rinpoche!

[@joschajustinski14]

Great advice, thank you so much! These videos make me laugh and inspire me (:

[@MohanSingh-p6g]

❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉

[@456inthemix]

I am self-motivated and driven from within. Precious Mingyur (ɔ◔︣‿◔︣)ɔ ❤ Thank you.

[@patriciapayage9628]

🙏

[@Tinhmebaola8491]

🙏🙏🙏

[@macgyamtso2236]

🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

Please allow me to comment. I love your videos and regularly listen to you. I do research on Buddhism in Bihar where the Buddha operated. My dream is to one day to take you around to the different stupas and villages in the Buddhist story I have identified. I'd love to show you the place where Prajapati Gautami attained Parinirvana, where the five hundred nuns died simultaneously with her, Prajapati Gautami's nunnery and her cremation ground. I would like you to meet the descendants of Amrapali, of Jivak, of Ashoka. Thanks to Xuan Zang I found Ashoka's first Buddha relic stupa, and his own relic stupa with his first sangaram. I would like to take you on a tour to all these places and meet the descendants of the Buddhist character you love so much. This is my dream. I hope one day it comes true. The Buddha will help me. he will draw you in.

[@Pissarrio]

please make more guided meditation videos.

[@lindawillow4213]

OMG when he's describing the practitioner who praises and even teaches meditation but is not so great at actually practicing at times, it's like he was peering into my life! 😂

[@lindawillow4213]

Seriously though, I do like the idea of mixing it up with new visuals, objects of meditation. This is really helpful.

[@summercarson]

Please do a video on the purpose of our life, and identity issues

[@robertjsmith]

How could you be truly free if you had a purpose or even a reason for being ?

[@middleofnowhere1313]

I keep trying to build a habit. There's always 100 things needing to be done, and generally if i try anyway, i fall asleep. Maybe with mantra chanting, id at least stay awake.

[@juliettoledo9936]

💖💖💖🙏🙏🙏💖💖💖

[@lindaj71]

Is it the same for those of us with brain disorders? How to combat neurotransmitter imbalances….? I meditate for 30 minutes in the morning and then short times many times. I enjoy it but cannot seem to increase my time.

[@Norbu421]

Wonderful already! Go slow and be kind to yourself.

[@KattReen]

Maybe you don't need to increase the time? 30 times in mornings on a pretty regular basis is already pretty routine, you're doing the thing!

[@dianasmaria]

Also wish to know the solution.

[@MartyRabbit]

By brain disorder do you mean depression and stuff like that? I cured my depression by just meditating more and when unpleasant sensations arose just resting my awareness on them. For six days for several hours a day I had intense unpleasant/painful sensations around my eyes and forehead. On the sixth day I began to see that that dark, dense block of unpleasant sensation was made of many many negative thoughts about myself, feelings of rejection and hurt, and feelings of regret for not having been able to be a better person. As soon as I saw that all those bad feelings just melted away and I felt immense relief. 50 years of depression just evaporated. If you want I'll tell you more about how I did it. Keep in mind I was meditating hours a day, it took me over a year to develop the ability to do that.

[@MartyRabbit]

​@@dianasmaria look at my comment to lindaj above. If you want to know more I'll be more than happy to help.

[@taimen3231]

I'm interested to hear what he has to say

[@tiobi6633]

haha, yeah, been there quite a few times :D

[@Konchog_Ngodrup]

Tashi Delek

[@amber40494]

Thank you, ive heard this so much but i left my sangha and lost my motivation

[@chadriffs]

That was great but try to work on the endings a little more, maybe have it prepared :) peace.

[@Puppy429]

Is it important to meditate every day ? Or every two days is also ok ?

[@eytschmaen]

Ok, now I want pizza!

[@NovaStalker]

my problem is that I've tried meditating regularly for months and at no point have I ever felt a single thing to give me hope that this is a real thing.

[@ahdumbs1161]

In Buddhism, we say that meditation alone can give you calm, serenity, an easier time dealing with the struggles of life. But, we believe the real difference comes when one practices good behavior (particularly what are known as the 5 Precepts, but also just being a kind person makes a difference) along with not only breathing meditation, but also something called “insight meditation” or Vipassana. Not everyone will agree with this advice but from my tradition this is what we believe. Either way, best of luck to your practice. Much metta & Karuna ❤️

[@billorcg7779]

I experienced that too. It changed for me when I decided to do a 10 day silent intensive Vipassana retreat. It was very hard, but at the end I could see real results. I developed a daily practice and did another retreat a year later. That was over 20 years ago and now I have completed dozens of retreats. Meditation has changed my life and how I see the world. It’s not easy and it isn’t quick, but it has worked for me. Best wishes and keep trying.

[@Lollertube82]

The essence of meditation is the observation Observation of your body, your sensations, your consciousness and mental factors. Feelings of any kind are just mental factors to be observed. In time, with years, we night notice how bad feelings, while still coming and going, do not effect our lives so much, we are kind of dinstant from them, observing them, observing what happens within US. We have a kind of wiseness.

[@rlk54]

I do have one main problem meditating. Every time I try to meditate as part of my practice I end up having mantras going through my mind instead of just meditating.

[@middleofnowhere1313]

Look up his video on "pizza meditation." It's about what to do when you are trying not to think of something, and that effort backfires. Let the mantras come, neither push them away nor attach to them. Over time things will clear up.

[@amber40494]

Im at the lazy stage!!

[@thisisrandomphrase]

About the pizza example - We want change of the food because we want the permanence of pleasure. I would not say it is deeper About wanting to control something - We indeed want the permanence of a pleasure by trying to control what is not controllable. The rule is to let go of all of it.

[@kathygrosvenor4464]

🙏🪷❤️

[@vvvvv543]

Why do i gwlp the qorld if i meditate? I don't believe in it anymore.... But if this do kor make sense then nothing makes sense anymore.....

[@KattReen]

I live in Sweden. I tried meditation when I was in my 20's a few times, but it was White Woman Meditation... Which is where they put on "Rustling leaves and bird noises volume 3" on the CD player and tell you to breathe and imagine a garden. Now, I have ADHD and aphantasia. Even if I COULD imagine a garden, I'm sure my ADHD brain would quickly walk out of it if nothing was really going on in there. 😅 I think your philosophy and foundation for meditating is a bit more inclusive honestly. No hate to my fellow white women, or the bird noises, but that brand of meditation is not for everyone lol.

[@jlg3315]

i think you are right about how we westerners screw up meditation. we all have monkey mind. that may be another way of saying adhd. i don't know. watch all of rinpoche's videos over time if you can. you will move slowly, but you will move.

[@robertjsmith]

How do you stay motivated when you realise there is nothing to get ?

[@JoshuaLlamaLlama]

Serious response: how do you stay interested in the movie/book when you realize how it will end? 😊

[@robertjsmith]

@@JoshuaLlamaLlamalike the Buddha said “ There are no higher truths just deeper understandings “

[@ioxka]

Thank you so much Rinpoche 🙏❤🙏

[@sanjaylama3209]

🙏🙏🙏

[@mkharel]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@thoyangsfamilyvlogs5972]

🙏🙏🙏