HOW TO STOP YOUR THOUGHTS FROM CONTROLLING YOU | 13 Practical tips | Buddhist Zen story | Buddhism

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"Meditation is often seen as a tool for relaxation, but what if it could unlock a journey of self-discovery and transformation? Imagine weaving the deep sense of peace you find in meditation into every corner of your daily life-how would it change the way you think, work, and connect with those around you?"

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09:46 : The segment on Zazen meditation is incredibly inspiring! The idea of just 'sitting' and being present, as a way to gain insight into one's true nature, is so profound. It makes me want to start practicing Zazen regularly to deepen my understanding of myself!

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Thank you for outlining steps because I've been frustrated with myself for not being able to concentrate and clear my constant ruminating over the past 60 years. You've provided so many methods for me to try and make the path of my journey so much more attainable. Thank you so much.

[@WordsOfBuddha01]

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[@BuddhasTeachingsHT]

We are quick to show compassion to others, but why do we hesitate to extend that same kindness to ourselves when we fall short? How might practicing self-compassion in moments of failure help you break the cycle of self-criticism and open the door to emotional freedom and resilience?"

[@Lighthouse_Wisdom]

The core message emphasizes mindfulness, observing thoughts without attachment, and understanding their transient nature. Techniques like focused attention meditation, zazen, and walking meditation help cultivate a calm and present mind. Embracing impermanence and practicing compassion meditation are also highlighted as ways to foster inner peace and empathy. Overall, the video encourages a mindful approach to life, enabling viewers to achieve a balanced, harmonious existence by mastering their thoughts with wisdom and grace.

[@eddie2067]

So much wisdom for free. Our thoughts are like clouds/weather. Some days are good some are bad. Dont let your bad emotions define you.. i need to repeat myself many times daily

[@MindfulFocuss]

It’s incredible how much power our thoughts have over us, yet in Zen Buddhism, we learn that this control is only an illusion. The key isn’t to stop thinking altogether, but to stop identifying with your thoughts. By practicing mindfulness and detachment, you can observe your thoughts without letting them dictate your emotions or actions. Imagine how freeing it would be to experience life without being a prisoner of your own mind. Have you ever tried simply watching your thoughts pass by like clouds, without getting caught up in them?

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With profound gratitude and deep appreciation for creating and sharing this enlightening video on controlling thoughts. May you and your team be bestowed with peace of mind and excellent health.

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Meditation is a powerful tool for quieting a busy mind.

[@WordsOfBuddha01]

Absolutely, in Buddhism, meditation is highly regarded as a crucial tool for cultivating a peaceful and clear mind. It allows practitioners to observe their thoughts and emotions without attachment, fostering a deep sense of tranquility and insight. Here are a few key points on how meditation serves this purpose: 1. Developing Mindfulness**: Meditation trains you to be present in the moment, which helps reduce the scattering of thoughts that typically occurs when the mind is busy or anxious. By focusing on the breath, a mantra, or a specific object, the mind learns to anchor in the present moment, reducing the habitual patterns of dwelling on the past or worrying about the future. 2. Cultivating Concentration**: Regular meditation practice enhances the ability to concentrate, which is not only beneficial for quieting the mind but also improves cognitive functions and emotional regulation. This heightened focus can lead to a more profound inner calm and clarity. 3. Insight and Understanding**: As meditation deepens, it can lead to insight or Vipassana, which involves seeing things as they truly are. This is the direct perception of the nature of reality, particularly the three marks of existence in Buddhism: impermanence, suffering, and the absence of an inherent self. Understanding these concepts reduces mental turmoil and leads to wisdom. 4. Emotional Equilibrium**: Meditation helps in managing and observing emotions from a place of detachment. Recognizing that emotions are transient states that come and go helps in not getting overwhelmed by them, maintaining a state of balance and equanimity. 5. Reducing Stress and Anxiety**: Scientific studies have shown that meditation can significantly reduce stress and anxiety. It achieves this by lowering the levels of cortisol, the stress hormone, and promoting relaxation. For those new to meditation, it can start simply with a few minutes a day, gradually increasing as one becomes more comfortable with the practice. The benefits, as taught in Buddhism, extend far beyond the meditation cushion, influencing all aspects of one’s life by promoting a calm, clear, and compassionate mind.

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"Meditation is often seen as a tool for relaxation, but what if it could unlock a journey of self-discovery and transformation? Imagine weaving the deep sense of peace you find in meditation into every corner of your daily life-how would it change the way you think, work, and connect with those around you?"

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Observing the breathing is the easiest way to achieve our peace of mind ....

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ಸರ್ವೇ ಜನ ಸುಖಿನೋ ಭವಂತಿ .... Let all the people live happily ., this sanatana dharma prayer removes our self centered worry .

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The one hand clap koan amuses me. I first thought the answer is silence. But it is not. I will not spoil this for the practitioners (- fully-), but the answer i got is a fun one and it does involve sound while not touching another object.

[@WordsOfBuddha01]

It sounds like you’re exploring a concept or a riddle where the answer is related to sound, but without physical interaction with objects. Based on your description, it seems the answer might be **“echo”**. An echo is a sound that is reflected off a surface and heard again, which fits the idea of sound being involved while not physically touching another object.

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[@manda322]

One of the best pieces of advice I've ever been given "You are not your thoughts, you're just the idiot listening"

[@WordsOfBuddha01]

That’s a clever and insightful perspective! Recognizing that we are not defined by our thoughts allows us to observe them with more clarity and detachment. It’s a reminder to cultivate awareness and choose our responses wisely. Thank you for sharing this wisdom! 🙏😊

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Stand guard at the doorway to the mind. Evict any disrupting thoughts and give entry only to thoughts contributing to inner peace and tranquility.

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"Meditation is often seen as a tool for relaxation, but what if it could unlock a journey of self-discovery and transformation? Imagine weaving the deep sense of peace you find in meditation into every corner of your daily life-how would it change the way you think, work, and connect with those around you?"

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I'm aware of more than just a few things it's more then I really thought it might be just I passing throught. But its way more than that

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Depersonalisation this called in Anxiety symptom.

[@ZenMaster-v9u]

How does the practice of mindfulness meditation, as described in the video, help in reducing the power that thoughts have over our emotions and actions?

[@WordsOfBuddha01]

"Mindfulness meditation cultivates awareness, allowing us to observe our thoughts without judgment. By recognizing thoughts as temporary and separate from our identity, we lessen their hold on our emotions and actions. This practice fosters a sense of calm and clarity, empowering us to respond thoughtfully rather than react impulsively. May your journey in mindfulness bring you peace and insight. 🙏"

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The book steps to Knowledge free online teaches you how to still your mind

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[@BrandonMoore-s5w]

You can do all this or just get in the word or God its really the same thing but much easier when you just choose God and let that be the guiding light towards all this...mindfulness

[@cherylnathanodette]

There isn't a key big enough to shut these thoughts out, dealing with thoughtless people who just want to cause chaos makes it rather difficult. But thanks for trying.

[@gnahthe]

I have learned to consider thoughtless people who just want to cause chaos makes it difficult, as providing the opportunity to reflect rather than react, and thus grow in developing an undisturbed mind. Through the difficulty, an inner resilience can be developed. Over time it becomes so strong that they have no effect on us and cannot disrupt our peace.

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Good Wisdom. Had to cut you off because of robot voice. Get a proper narrator ❤ and more people listen I'm sure

[@WordsOfBuddha01]

Thank you for your feedback! I appreciate your honesty. A warm, human touch can make a big difference. Wishing you peace and joy on your journey! ❤️🙏

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My thoughts always very normal very true thoughts so he is the one keep try to controll.we break already so he must should need have to stay away cos we no more together so many years are truth.dont trust his abnormal thoughts cos I am saying the truth we agree break so nothing can stop us break

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"Directness can be refreshing! Engaging openly in discussions is vital. Let’s face our thoughts and experiences together. 🙏"

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What is it that tells the mind to stop, it is Jiva Atman and then there is the hard difficult way.

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You cannot control the Mind. You can control what the Mind throws at you. Answer to vacuum by Atoms, and vice versa. For what is in between is called Will.

[@WordsOfBuddha01]

This statement reflects a philosophical perspective on the mind and its interaction with the world: Control Over Thoughts: It suggests that while we may not have direct control over every thought that arises in our mind, we can influence what thoughts we entertain or act upon. This aligns with practices in Buddhism and other spiritual traditions that emphasize mindfulness and conscious awareness of mental processes. Interaction with the World: The reference to "vacuum by Atoms" and "vice versa" may imply a reciprocal relationship between internal mental states (thoughts, will) and external circumstances or phenomena. This could reflect the Buddhist concept of interdependence (Pratitya-samutpada), where everything is interconnected and influences each other. Will: The concept of "Will" here likely refers to intentional action or volition. In Buddhism, the cultivation of right intention (samma sankappa) is part of the Noble Eightfold Path, emphasizing the importance of directing one's will towards wholesome actions that lead to liberation from suffering.

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🛑🛑 stop overthinking only makes it worse 🛑 gods got this 🛑 he's doing good so 🛑🛑🛑 stop master your mind and thoughts this too shall pass remember you've got a lot to be greatful for rember that no poor me everyone has problems always see the good 😊

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There's the problem all you godly people think he's helping you with everything but look what's happening in the world he's doing all that shit

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Think without thinking 🧐 ok I am still not liberated I guess 😅😅

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Well, if i don't Let me thoughs control to me, then who?

[@WordsOfBuddha01]

In Buddhism, the question of who controls the thoughts if not oneself invites a deeper exploration into the nature of the mind and self. Buddhism teaches that there is no permanent, unchanging self (Anatta) that controls or owns thoughts. Instead, thoughts are seen as part of the ever-changing flow of phenomena that arise due to conditions and cease when those conditions change. Here’s how this understanding can be applied: 1. Mind as a Process**: Rather than viewing the mind as a singular entity that needs to be controlled, Buddhism suggests seeing it as a series of processes or functions. Thoughts arise, persist, and fade away in the mind due to various conditions-sensory inputs, previous experiences, emotions, and intentions. 2. Mindfulness and Awareness**: Rather than trying to control thoughts, the practice of mindfulness involves observing them with awareness. This means recognizing thoughts as they arise, understanding their nature, and letting them pass without attachment or aversion. This awareness allows you to not be controlled by your thoughts but to respond to them wisely. 3. Intention and Choice**: In Buddhism, the concept of intention (cetana) is crucial. It is the intention behind actions (including mental actions) that shapes one’s character and future experiences. By cultivating wholesome intentions, such as compassion and wisdom, one can influence the type of thoughts that arise and choose actions that lead to positive outcomes. 4. Training the Mind**: Buddhism offers various practices like meditation to train the mind to be more stable and less reactive. These practices help in developing qualities like concentration, equanimity, and insight, which enhance one’s ability to not be overwhelmed or controlled by transient thoughts. 5. Dependent Origination**: Understanding this principle helps one see how thoughts are interconnected with all other phenomena and are dependent on a multitude of factors. This reduces the notion of a single self that controls or is controlled by thoughts. By recognizing that you are not your thoughts and that no permanent self governs them, you gain freedom. You become able to choose how to respond to your thoughts based on wisdom and compassion, rather than feeling controlled by them. This leads to a more peaceful and harmonious life.

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I love how you present the Buddha's teachings with such simplicity and clarity. Thank you for spreading positivity! 🌟

[@buddhismpathways]

*With profound gratitude and deep appreciation for creating and sharing this enlightening video on controlling thoughts. May you and your team be blessed with peace of mind and excellent health* 🙏🙏