How To Approach Our Fear Of Missing Out | Venerable Robina Courtin | 27 July 2018

[@mackiceicukice]

Robina is EXACTLY the right teacher for me , I am so grateful . Her languauge is so simple and highbrow at the same time .

[@jackieminns4030]

There was something real and refreshing about her seemingly fast talking or aggressive..she is holds passion in the compassion.:)

[@beachesney7920]

Robina keeping it real … she takes no prisoners. Brilliant mind the depth of her knowledge is enormous…

[@chriskaplan6109]

She has such an excellent and energetic way of teaching!

[@joeykathlean9875]

AMAZING live lecture 🎉 Love what she says and how she teaches Tibetan Buddhism 🕉️ ❤ 3/1/2924

[@zacharyl3751]

I think the most profound thing she said in this talk was at the end, about the prisoners who were forced to recognise the reality of their situation and change their minds. I think in many ways we're all prisoners and most just don't realise. Prisoners to our jobs, families, expectations, beliefs, thoughts, opinions etc. and ultimately to sickness and death. The only thing we can ever really change is how we choose to react and operate under these conditions. Well said by Robina and the Buddha. :)

[@dice3000]

What a powerful talk.

[@shanti888]

Thank you dear Venerable Robina. You always inspire my practice. Be well, wherever you are. Thank you BSWA for hosting and posting. Be safe everyone.🔆

[@rahulsehrawat7120]

Buddhist Nuns and Monks , the most beautiful. logical , , thereby happy,,people ..vanguards of humanity

[@kaiworleyphotography]

Only 15 minutes in but this is already such a profound explanation of Buddhism.

[@alecrim888]

She's absolutely mesmerizing. Thank you, Ven. Robina, for your teachings and relentlessness

[@owl0071]

Great that BSWA invited her !she is fantastic too!sadhu sadhu sadhu

[@photoholicflix]

Her insight into attachment loneliness, depression and the fear of missing out is profound. I have learned so much from this talk.

[@robertmitchell8630]

If you are depressed then you are living in the past You anxious ,then you living in the future You at peace you in the present

[@lazarostzampazis5028]

The wisdom of ''these'' people is just amazing. It does not only sound to be true but it definitely feels this is the ''truth''.

[@ethicalphytophage]

Venerable Robina is amazing as always! I love the clarity in her teachings. I missed meeting her in Toronto in April this year, and I wish I had! I hope I can remedy that soon!

[@goddlediddles]

Great talk. She has me hooked. I must find out a bit more about her. She's quite overpowering, but in a good way - I had to take several coffee breaks during the talk.

[@dheerayupasukon5349]

Love her talks and approach. Sadhu!

[@tommytooter2895]

I needed to see this... did not think a woman could be so sharp and practiced in Buddhism. Beautiful wise words from an amazing human.

[@beachesney7920]

That’s quite a blatantly sexist thing to say !

[@Mrhasbarafree]

Our sex and gender are completely irrelevant.

[@brothajack1993]

What a warrior.

[@PhoenixProdLLC]

She has a beautiful singing voice!

[@kuti8233]

I love her :))))

[@shelleyfaust1064]

THE BEST! AMAZING DHARMA!

[@gregchuchelo7248]

she kills it every time

[@susyg82]

Mega like! Good thing this talk is on KZbin. I will have to listen to it a couple of times (and can also pause it to take notes and reflect).

[@thisbugsme7645]

Wow. Great talk, profound yet easy to understand

[@jackjackshift]

Ven. Robina such a great... I guess I would use the word ‘translator’ ... of the Buddha’s teachings into an accessible, down to earth Australian approach. Thank you.

[@gregaussie5254]

What a wonderful talk, so much to learn from Ven Robina

[@teaandrijic6775]

Top thank You for uploading this for us

[@karolfrench5816]

Wow ! talk about inspiring . Irresistible, THANKYOU. THANKYOU 🙏🏼

[@charlesworthington5466]

thank you so much you are right on the mony i love you inpeace love and happyness

[@jillmak2595]

Rivetting! So much to think about!😊😊😊

[@complexionapplication8555]

Omgosh !! I so LOVE it!!! Hehe

[@dublinphotoart]

Is that wear Ajahn Brahm teaches from? It is isn't it!? 😂😂 Love both of these... 2 of my regular ports of call! 😂😂

[@maureenkelleher1318]

yes yes. this is ajahn brahm's home base .

[@jaclynwright9519]

This is extremely helpful. Thank you.

[@yerpderp6800]

She specifically addresses the question at the 47:00 mark.

[@alecrim888]

Me 2!! Follow her around youtube...

[@Minimalgypsywarrior]

Encouraged about spending time alone in the wilderness wanting to meditate. Not very often understood.

[@lucianab6488]

Oh yeah!!

[@kiranshanthu]

Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu...

[@soniad8650]

🙏🏼😘❤️ sadhu sadhu sadhu

[@NK-xc6he]

🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@jaclynwright9519]

Which books does she recommend?

[@AliciaMarkoe]

♡

[@jeremymenchaca5650]

Namo om mahakarunika

[@PhoenixProdLLC]

Talk starts ~ @2:21

[@tiliniwijeratne1678]

47:18

[@MissJacqification]

sahdu sahdu sahdu

[@AliciaMarkoe]

[@protodhamma]

Samatha doesn't awaken, pañña does.

[@ismaelrosa8091]

she makes me get nervous when talking (too fast in my view for a lecture about dhamma). It's my imagination or she looks like angry/aggressive every time she talks?

[@lorencapsopoulos8092]

Same as my thinking. Although she has very good points, the delivery seems aggressive and not compassionate at all. I've watched some of her other videos and have seen her as rude to people allowed to ask questions. She cuts them off and is patronizing. Talks way too fast.