Humility to the Vanishing Point: No Self Around the World ~ Shinzen Young

Shinzen talks about some of the words that the meditating mystics around the world use for their version of "no-self as thing", or humility. He writes this out in:
Arabic - "Fana" (Sufism)
Hebrew - "Bitul Ha-Yesh" (Judaism)
Greek - "Kenosis" (Christianity),
and different kinds of Buddhism written in:
Indic-Devanagari-Pali - "Anatta"
Tibetan - "Bdag.med."
Mandarin Chinese - Wuwo
Vietnamese - "Vonga"
Korean - "Mua"
Japanese - "Muga"
Daoism - "Xu",
and elaborates on them.
Filmed during a Jan. 2010 dharma talk at Mary and Joseph Retreat Centre in Rancho Palos Altos, California.

[@bedwarri0r333]

You are a genius sir. I am honored to be able to watch your video. I will continue my path of enlightenment through your videos.

[@eoharafisher]

As a zen/catholic person, I appreciate his breadth of knowledge, and mystical wisdom. He is able to find the still point in all traditions (not new age shallow) but very, very deep.

[@LeeGee]

Fascinating, thanks! MomentsGap is right about the space in the Hebrew, though.

[@TomerBoyarski]

I didn't 'isochristos' (~7:10) anywhere online. could someone help please?

[@MomentsGap]

its not ביטולה יש but rather ביטול היש

[@brettmiller5443]

The exact twin of that red button down is hanging in my closet right now. If only I didn't wear a black t-shirt every day these days...:)

[@phoggee]

what is the point of this