MUSLIMS REACT to Buddhism Explained (Cogito)

Hamza & Rohaib react to Buddhism Explained by Cogito
Original Description:
Buddhism, the religion probably most associated with peace, tranquility, and bald guys. One of the oldest surviving religions Buddhism started 2500 years ago in India and is now the world's fourth-largest religion. With over 520 million followers, or 7% of humanity. Almost all located within Asia. And if you live outside of Asia you might not know a lot about Buddhist beliefs.
So what is Buddhism? Who is The Buddha? And Is life an endless cycle of pain, misery, disappointment and death!!! WELL, LET'S FIND OUT.
Original Video: • Buddhism Explained
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Timestamps
00:00 What is Buddhism
01:22 The Origin Story of Buddhism
05:42 The Four Noble Truths
09:14 The Eight Fold Path
14:40 What is KARMA?
16:10 REBIRTH?? (Samsara)
16:44 What is NIRVANA?
18:32 Spread of Buddhism
20:17 Dalai Lama on Buddhism?
21:12 Two MAJOR branches of Buddhism
22:24 BUDDHISTS PRAY LIKE MUSLIMS?!
23:34 Our Thoughts as Muslims
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[@MuslimMindsUS]

Welcome everyone! Please remember to LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE, we are trying to reach 1,000 subscribers so we can put more time into growing our channel! We do our best to give our genuine, honest and respectful reactions. May peace be upon you all! 🙂

[@robertmitchell8630]

Islam is Christianity adapted to Arab mentality, or, more exactly, it is all that the unimaginative brain of a Bedouin, obstinately faithful to ancestral practices, has been able to assimilate of the Christian doctrines. Lacking the gift of imagination, the Bedouin copies, and in copying he distorts the original. Thus Musulman law is only the Roman Code revised and corrected by Arabs; in the same way Musulman science is nothing but Greek science interpreted by the Arab brain; and again, Musulman architecture is merely a distorted imitation of the Byzantine style.[10 André Servier André Servier was an historian who lived in French Algeria at the beginning of the 20th century.

[@morticiagomez6166]

Both Buddhism and Islam stem from Hinduism. Muhammad was a Hindu Arab, before creating Islam and fashioning it on the Abrahamic religion of YAHU (YHWH). Allah 🌙 = Shiva 🌙 KABA stone = Linga (Peepee) of Shiva Hajj = Shivaling

[@nikhilPUD01]

That rebirth cycle means That the energy which you have which makes you move cannot be destroyed. Energy cannot be destroyed and created it's transformed from one form to another Atman (soul) is energy which cannot be destroyed and created... It transmigrate from one body to another.

[@devotionalre-upload4241]

Well.. if you look at the atma philosophy.. it actually exolainsthe near constant biomass of earth.. given atmas take physical bodies... cause as a matter of law of conservation of mass and energy.. bareing some entropy.. the overall mass is near contained.. so some atmas which escape are the entropy.. in mass and energy we miss ...

[@Antigod420]

They have reacted to almost every religion still can't think out of the box 😂

[@MuslimMindsUS]

Your mush brain mindset, will only accept our “thinking outside of the box” if we abandon Islam

[@bhavjotsingh3190]

​@@MuslimMindsUS Why so hostile? I have watched some of your reactions and you don't seem to understand or even try to understand different concepts...

[@user-ds2lm8uz6s]

You are right friend It seems like They do not use their brains and minds to think at all Especially the short hair guy 🥲

[@user-ds2lm8uz6s]

@bhavjotsingh3190 You are right friend It seems like They do not use their brains and minds to think at all Especially the short hair guy 🥲

[@MoneyMitrovic333]

⁠@@MuslimMindsUS”mush brain”, how ironic😂 you were busy reacting to the graphics and trying to shoehorn your preconceived notions more than taking in the information😂

[@nathanporter3569]

Buddha had big ears because he wore heavy gold earrings when he was a prince. It was a sign of wealth and privilege to have ears like that.

[@artup.yourlife466]

You guyz are always smirking , I have nothing against you but making fun of things you don't understand figures or statues doesn't reflect that you are trying to seek anything here .

[@GleeGalaxy]

Then: How do you know you are reincarnated?? Me: How do you know, you go to heaven after death??

[@MightyVoxVA]

Because you are (I'm assuming) taught it by the time that would happen.

[@TseringNorbuSakya-KGF]

Buddhism Is Most Peaceful And Greatest Religion In This Universe ❤❤❤

[@nagarjuna.gautam]

After Nirvana you realise the ultimate truth described in Hindu Buddhist philosophy as ajativada ( non-origination ) . You realise that you were never even born at the first place. The suffering of samasara was Maya which is unreal.

[@MuslimMindsUS]

So basically the lives we live as humans are not real, Buddhists believe this is fake? -Hamza

[@GroundOfAllThings]

Wow someone who has gone all the way till ajativada in comment section. My salutations 🙏

[@nagarjuna.gautam]

@@MuslimMindsUS In hindu philosophical school of Advāita vedanta it describes the ultimate truth/realisation as ajativada and in Buddhist this teaching is known as anutpati . Both terms are same meaning non origination. The negation of cause and effect is central theme. The unborn reality which can not change state because nothing else exist. This life is cause and effect of Maya/illusion which causes samasara. Since cause and effect can't exist according to these teachings the life is itself unreal. So you are correct life is considered as unreal for Hindus as well as to Buddhists also.

[@kamalvaishnava95]

​@@MuslimMindsUS, for human eyes a tomato will be seen as red. For mosquitos eyes, it will be seen as gray. So is tomato really red or gray? The "real" is only based on senses we all have. In that sense, we call life "unreal" or maya. Because everything we can perceive is only a reflection through the 5 senses.

[@HajimeOtaku]

@@MuslimMindsUS, it's not belief, it's realization. One doesn't need to believe anything specific in the process of seeking enlightenment. People who have reached these states express their experience like waking from a dream. Just like in a dream one creates their own dream worlds, people, objects and even themselves but when they wake up, they realize it was all created by their mind when they were dreaming.

[@agniswar3]

24:25 the Buddha himself confirmed the existence of rebirth. Unlike other beings the Buddha has the power to look back into their past lives. It is said that the Buddha himself was able to look back into his previous lives and taught his disciples about them in a story format. There is a collection of stories called Jataka tales which tells us about the previous lives of Buddha. These stories are a source of moral guidance for Buddhists.

[@Sneaky_007]

Not just Buddha but a lot more people like Kabir ji..

[@paixman2]

bro buddha is title so don't compare buddha just with a human its a state of mind that is ultimate anyone can be buddha but not by self proclaims@@Sneaky_007

[@pratikdongre2780]

Past life regression

[@shattered_lightsb8381]

What is the point of “bieng Buddhist”? Buddhism isn’t something that you must follow in order to live a happier life, the general teachings of Buddhism apply universally across every culture: that desire and ego fuel human suffering. There is a deep peace and joy found in living in the world free of attachment and desire, it doesn’t make you any less loving in fact it makes you more compassionate. When somone experiences this profound peace, you naturally feel like sharing it with others. It doesn’t mean you don’t feel emotion, it’s about accepting your emotions while not letting them negatively effect you because you are more than just emotions. Techniques like meditation and generally being an open minded and aware person can be done by almost anyone, and the results are clear. But Buddhism has many many layers, most of the other teachings outside of this video are completely optional and arn’t required to achieve Nirvana but are for those who are genuinely interested in diving deeper into the teaching.

[@gix8464]

Buddhism also have devas ( supernatural beings ) . Also Buddha never declared , he is forming a religion out of sanatan dharma , his disciples organised his teachings and formed Buddhism . Buddha is every inch a hindu and sanatani . Om namo budhhay ❤❤

[@paixman2]

deluded man buddha belonged to shaman culture dont try to link him with vedic culture

[@Amit-mt9ko]

​@@paixman2what's the difference between shaman and vedic cultures? Wasn't Buddha from the same lineage(Ikshvaku) as Hindu God Rama.

[@user-ib2dq7ev5n]

But buddha denied the concept of SUPREME GOD.. he told that people can achieve NIRVANA by themselves without worshiping any god.. he found out even gods are too in this cycle..Hindus couldn't see beyond god.. but buddha did.. The only differences of gods are that they got extraordinary powers and live longer than humans.. Most importantly he denied casteism.. He never told anyone to worship gods to find the truth.. Because of this lots of people started to follow bhddhims.. so hindu priests lost thier followers.. hindu brahmins couldn't take it so then they made buddha as one of the avatars of vishnu.. i mean look at the time line.. Becauseof these facts your statement is not accurate at all..

[@azarael77]

​@@user-ib2dq7ev5n That's not denying the concept of a god. It could be, but it doesn't have to. Buddha always refused to answer when asked about the creation of the universe and therefore its creator. It might be that there is no supreme god from his point of view and that the universe was just always there in an eternal cycle, but it could also be that there is one, but he doesn't care if people believe in him and worship him (which actually seems pretty plausible to me, concerning this is a being or a concept or a totality or whatever you want to call it that is supreme in every way including wisdom and calmness). Maybe this god just created laws of nature and cosmology in order for his creation to find it out and follow it. So it might be that the Buddha just wanted to say "Don't think about this. God exists, but knowing of his existence will not help you on your path to Nirvana and will just distract you. Knowing WHAT WAS CREATED and BY WHICH LAWS IT WAS CREATED does".

[@user-ib2dq7ev5n]

@@azarael77 i too thought that tbh.. cuz there are more believable concepts about the existence of god than his non existence.. but the buddhists literatures don't show that buddha said something about a creator of the universe like that, only few accounts but with clever speech to make the people get in to the parth of nirvana.. but he was asked by someone "what is the end and the beginning of the universe" .. he didn't answer that question saying it won't help with achieving nirvana.. I mean its kinda true if we think about it.. don't go further in to it.. just think why we are doing things..? why humans want to explore new things..? Because of the curiosity.. but once we knew those things we would lose the interests immediately or with time.. it definitely happens.. When I question I ask these kind of questions.. if there is God who created him..? If he created the universe why it's something un balanced and got very few life in it(as far as we know) Why he want to check our faith in him when some people can't even know about him..? There are crimes hapenning and happened.. why didn't he stop em..? Why he made me think like this(😂)? Do I even follow the truth..? When people with different faiths have to face both good and bad situations don't they follow different rules.? But when good things happen they'll automatically belive it happened because of their own faith.. I lived this much time but both good bad things happened to me.. most of the times I didn't have a faith.. I realised both good and bad things happen to people and its normal it doesn't matter what faith I believe but rather than economy,mindest,backround etc. Buddha told follow our selves and achieve nirvana by our selves as there is no one other than our selves to help us.. And I believe it.. It is way better to follow my own rules and be free rather than following a blind faith.. I've experienced both good and bad situations even without following any kind of supreme god.. same goes to the followers too.. but followers belive those everything happens because of that beign.. then the ties with that beign become un breakable between followers and HIM.. And the other reason why I follow buddhism is there are no bad sides for it as far as I know.. but all most every faith other than buddhism Got dark sided for it.. like casteism,child marriage.. I just can't make others to follow anything but I follow happily this path as it is way more accepting my thinking..

[@azarael77]

It's interesting how different interpretations of afterlife can trigger that different reactions in different people. I was born in the west and I always found the concept of the Abrahamic religions of one life and being judged after that by eternal joy or eternal suffering pretty cruel, considering the fact that every person is born under different conditions, with another intellect, being educated to approach things in different ways, different chances of getting convinced of a specific religion and so on. I always asked myself: If god is eternal and he has all of eternity, has the power to create worlds and galaxies and the laws of nature and cosmology if he has a certain depth of love for his creation, why wouldn't he just let them learn until they developed so far that they deserve that eternal reward (and maybe give them a limited form of punishment, if they're cruel in the process) and give them new chances if they didn't get to that point in one life. It's not that god was in a hurry. So even if the thought of losing the connection to your former lifes and the people you got to know is a bit sad, it's first just the continuation of the experiences of loss that you even make in one life, second it might help you not to get stuck, by being reborn in different contexts and being able to make different experiences and so on and third to me it sounds like a more wise, patient and thoughtful way to lay out the world. I mean, even if it takes you eons to reach Nirvana or Moksha or whatever, what are eons in comparison to eternity? It seems tough from the perspective of this one existence, but if you see it from another perspective, maybe that's worth it. I mean, if there are several religions that all say that you have to believe in and follow their interpretation of god or you will suffer an eternity in hell. You can think about it as long as you want, all you can do about it is making an educated guess. If you guessed wrong, that one guess makes you suffer for eternity. I don't want to disrespect your believe, I just want to explain my perspective. That being said, personally I cannot see wisdom in this, especially as different people born into different regions with a specific religion being strong in that region are way more likely to follow that religion. So god would have decided that some people are born in a region where it is almost impossible for them to escape hell (for example North Korea) and some people are born into regions and families where it is most likely to reach heaven (I'm always using Christian terminology here as I was born in the west and was educated in a Christian culture). And regarding the question "How do you know reincarnation is real?", the unsatisfactory answer is "by people claiming to have higher insight and by logically comparing it to other cosmologic systems and making an educated guess". So it's just the same answer as the answer to the question "How do you know the day of judgement is real?". Just that in the one case, the person claims to get their insight from god while in the other case the person claims to get their insight from spiritual practice. One argument isn't better than the other, it's all a question of whom you trust more. I told you why I prefer to trust the concept of reincarnation over the concept of a day of judgement at this point of my "journey" because of the wisdom that I see in such a system and the assumption that the creator of our cosmos is wise, but at this point it just comes down to personal interpretation. By the way, I'm not a Buddhist, trying to convince other people. I'm more of a "believing agnostic" who believes in the divine, but is still trying to figure out what the divine is. So I'm just sharing the thoughts I developed when looking at different religions from an outside perspective.

[@MrWaterlionmonkey]

From my understanding Nirvana is different from Hindu Moksha. Buddhists generally don't believe in The Brahman, so they don't believe you become 1 with it. You either cease to be (thus ending the endless cycle of rebirth), live forever in bliss outside of the cycle, or become 1 with 1 of the many cosmic Buddhas, or it's a mystery and words cannot describe it. There are also purelands, heavens and realms where you can be a god. These are distinct from nirvana though. The Buddha rejected the claims of the Brahmins that Brahman existed or that everything was created by brahma. He seems fairly agnostic about the existence of any of the gods or the athourity of priests. And rejected the concept of Atman (the soul).

[@rudigerk]

If you want to dig deeper check out the 2 Lectures of Swami Sarvapriyananda "Sunyam" and "Purnam"

[@shattered_lightsb8381]

Yet interestingly when he achieved enlightenment he had a profound sense of oneness with all things, you would think he would feel this on a deeper sense than just the physical

[@harshnaik6989]

To understand that question you need to know about Teaching Called As Samkhya. Bhuddism is in continuation of teachings of Shamkya by Rishi Kapil

[@robertmitchell8630]

There’s only one faith, for example, that kills you or wants to kill you if you draw a bad cartoon of the prophet. There’s only one faith that kills you or wants to kill you if you renounce the faith... obviously, most Muslim people are not terrorists. But ask most Muslim people in the world, if you insult the prophet, do you have what’s coming to you? It’s more than just a fringe element It's like if Dad is a violent drunk and beats his kids, you don't blame the kid because he set Dad off. You blame Dad because he's a violent drunk William "Bill" Maher, Jr. (born January 20, 1956) is an American stand-up comedian, television host, political commentator, author and actor.

[@henrymcelroy148]

Hey just saying real quick, 20:41, the Dalai Lama’s is NOT the main Buddhist guy for all of Buddhism, only one subsection. Tibetan Buddhism, known also as Vajrayana Buddhism. No other Buddhist really follows him.

[@user-bs4qu7tb2g]

And even inside of Tibetan Buddhism, he actually only belongs to the Gelug school, one of the four main schools of Tibetan Buddhism. Still, much of what he says has some weight in the Buddhist world. Renowned Buddhist scholars all around the world, be they Theravadins or Mahayanists, publish books with personal prefaces written or dictated by the Dalai Lama. He is a respected figure from a certain Tibetan denomination that happens to have a lot of political influence in regards to the China-Tibet-India relationships. That is the best synopsis I can give.

[@rudigerk]

In tibetan Buddhism Prostrations are a common Practice, there are even People going on Pilgrimage for Years, wandering thousands of Kilometers and after each Step they are making a Prostration.

[@MK-gn1nz]

The moment "I" "Me" "My" and "Mine" ceases to exist in one's mind the cycle of life & death ceases too

[@azarael77]

By the way, there were some wrong claims in the video, I think. Theravada isn't the oldest surviving branch of Buddhism (at least not by far), it just claims to refer to the oldest texts. There was a development in that time where Buddhism became very philosophical and moved away from its roots and there were different reactions to this. One was to move away from philosophy and to embrace practice, which was followed in the north where the sanscrit canon still existed and was predominant. That was Mahayana Buddhism. The other was to focus on studying and following the original teachings of the Buddha instead of philosophical commentary literature. As this was the way of the south where the pali canon was predominant, they took thise teachings from tha pali canon. It's not that one of these two is way older, it's just that the pali canon still exists in its original form while many originals from the sanscrit canon were destroyed in the meantime so that we were left with chinese translations (which is a bit problematic because sanscrit and chinese come from different language families). The second point is that they say that the Dalai Lama is the leader of Tibetan Buddhism. That's not true. He is the leader of one of the four Tibetan Buddhist schools (the Gelug school) and the political leader of Tibetans in exile. But he doesn't have religious authority over the other Tibetan Buddhist schools. So it would be more correct to say that he is the leader of Tibetans, but not the leader of Tibetan Buddhism.

[@tse_._ring]

For your kind information 20:49 Dalai lama didn't kiss that boy. He was just playing with that boy just like grandpa playing with his grandchildren. Please just go and watch that whole video instead of believing in 6 seconds video.

[@savindusilva8794]

💯

[@Sneaky_007]

Why these guys are not focusing on what he is saying

[@maybmyat8601]

Yeah!! I'm also being annoyed

[@naanavanalla1162]

21:00 bruh as fr i know touching others tongue is tradition of tibetan culture, it's sign of respect.

[@TheJayJayYoung]

Some Buddhist believes that rebirth is because you have yet to grasp the meanings of life, your earthly desires are keeping you back. Buddha gains enlightenment but came back because of his responsibilities to his family and disciples, he lives till old age and passed away to Nirvana.

[@user-xk7ws3rk8t]

Buddha was born in Nepal Lumbini. He was born in hindu kingdom Shakya dynasty. But he leaves the home and become atheist. Now people made religion ❤❤❤

[@user-ek6dg2yh1h]

He was born is India kingdom lumbini, they was no Nepal back read before you talk shit .

[@user-xk7ws3rk8t]

@@user-ek6dg2yh1h ,🗑️🗑️🗑️🗑️😔

[@knightofblackfyre7950]

Cogito's other Buddhism explained video is a remake just incase you were wondering why there's 2 of them.

[@user-bs4qu7tb2g]

oh that explains a lot of questions I had

[@agniswar3]

The next should be Jainism.

[@MuslimMindsUS]

Will definitely check it out soon! Thanks for the suggestion 😁 -Hamza

[@gauravtejpal8901]

There are many misconceptions about Buddhism. It is believed that depending on the nature of our karma - good or bad, we may be born in either a human or non-human form. There is no concept of a soul but it is the 'mind' as a collection of habitual reactions that is considered to be reborn. It is our anger, greed and underlying ignorance - or ego- that fuel this cycle. The Buddha completely removed these bad qualities from his own mind and shared the method he used with others. It is believed that as a result of achieving liberation, he transcended the cycle of birth-death-rebirth. It is also believed that as he neared the stage of enlightenment or full awakening, the Buddha began to remember all of his past existences. These memories are preseved in the form of the 'Jataka Tales'. Primarily, the buddha taught samantha and vipassana methods of meditation. These methods of meditation are still a part of several Buddhist traditions, however, majority of the lay followers do not, unfortunately, meditate. As to the nature of the state of nirvana, we know only that it may not be encapsulated into words and each person should strive to liberate themselves from mental defilements, without ulterior desires for any kind of reward including the hope for nirvana

[@teehee4096]

Hello again, I always appreciate your guys' videos. However, I must correct certain points. From a Buddhist perspective, Islam does not fully count as the "Middle Way" because it includes strong attachment to an identity, eternalist beliefs about the soul, and the worship of a deva (Allah/God) who is himself simply trapped in samsara. But, Islam certainly has Middle-Way elements, like moderation, which Buddhists respect. Peace!

[@HajimeOtaku]

There are 2 types of religious people - those who search for an external God and those who search for their true selves. One side calls the other egoistic, while the other side calls the former blind-believers. As per the non-dualistic interpretation of the Vedas(Advaita Vedanta) in Hinduism, there is an eternal 'self' beyond the body, mind, intellect and ego. One just needs to realize this oneness with this eternal 'self' and recognize everything else as reflections of the 'self' in the 'self'. This eternal 'self' is also referred to as Atman which is essentially the universal Brahman. This is the concept of Purnam - the complete. The Buddhist concept is that Karma and the desires originating from Karma, create an illusion of individuality. Getting rid of the bindings of Karma helps the practitioner realize the eternal void of nothingness. This is the concept of Shunyam - the void. The primary Hindu concept of Purnam and the Buddhist concept of Shunyam are like two sides of the same coin. Moksha is losing your false identity and realizing your true identity as Brahman. So, the enlightened can be said to have merged with Brahman. Nirvana is losing your identity period. You do not exist anymore, since you never truly existed in the first place. Also, both Moksha and Nirvana are like states of consciousness. One doesn't have to die to reach these states. There are beings who are enlightened but stay to help people out. They are referred to as Avatars in Hinduism and Boddhisattva in Buddhism. Pretty much all Dharmic traditions allow for self-practice. It's not about the belief but seeking your true self. So, people can build their beliefs on what they relate with and discard the rest. Essentially, every single individual has his/her own personal religion. Every piece of life - from a microbe to the blue whale is bound to the law of Karma. With Karma, organisms evolve and so does what they reincarnate/reborn into. There is no shortage of living beings in this universe, so newer births or rise in human population is just more beings being born into the human world. Reincarnation is based on the law of Karma. Unfulfilled actions are dealt with in later lifetimes to balance the Karmic debt. People who have had spiritual experiences can sometimes recollect events from their past lives. There have been studies on some children who are claimed to have known details on what seem to be their past lives. One doesn't need to believe the reincarnation/rebirth theory just see it as an extension of the law of Karma. Also, I hope you realize that Cogito makes a lot of jokes. Coriander has nothing to do with Buddhism, at least as far as I know.

[@Ultimateninjapig567]

Orthodox Christian here. We’re learning together even if we’re different religions. Blessings bros

[@MuslimMindsUS]

Yup, all just here to learn 😁 -Hamza

[@manojdixit5075]

the new creation is to be in a new body ,new mind having new experiences and how this being is evolving spiritually . so its not "I" or the "ego" which is reborn but rather the essence evolving and experiencing new environments and situations and how it uses its new chance with a new ego .

[@morticiagomez6166]

Both Buddhism and Islam stem from Hinduism. Muhammad was a Hindu Arab, before creating Islam and fashioning it on the Abrahamic religion of YAHU (YHWH). Allah 🌙 = Shiva 🌙 KABA stone = Linga (Peepee) of Shiva Hajj = Shivaling

[@vimdhayakjigulambipurwale4536]

Kuch bhi 💀💀

[@amalsp8955]

This is the stupidest thing I have ever heard

[@saipankhant8043]

Buddha siad there have no god. No concept with hindu

[@wordscapes5690]

Buddhism “hells” are temporary because in Buddhism, vengeance, punishment, torture, judgement, retaliation, spite, hatred, and retribution are attributes of a hellish mind. In other words, your desire for these things will place you firmly in the hell realms. This includes gods who fall to these hellish states of mind. But it is temporary because these are all learned behaviors that can be “untaught”. Unlike with Christianity and Islam, the concept of eternal vengeance for temporary deeds is absent, as such a concept would be considered abnormal. Kamma is balanced, always. You are attracted by your own desire toward existences that fulfill your desires. In other words, if you are a violent fanatic, you could be drawn toward being a religious fundamentalist, a nationalist, or even (if it is coupled with ignorance) toward an animal like a shark, or some equally horrific beast yet undiscovered somewhere in this universe or the next. Consciousness flows toward its desires. Desires are eventually exhausted. Hell cannot be permanent.

[@user-qt2sr8xq5v]

in Buddhism Believe that the rebirth that we do not remember Because the spirit will drink water to erase old memories of once living. The reason is that if we don't forget the old things when we are born again, there will definitely be problems that will follow.😅

[@pokemondiariessl9938]

I appreciate your doubts towards Buddhism.what most Buddhist today lack is doubtfulness and Buddha too appreciated doubting , infact he said never to stop doubting because the more you doubt the more close to the truth you get ,more you doubt a lie more closer you get to truth,more you doubt the truth the more you understand it's the truth.

[@Congowillprevail243]

Touching kids is not a catholic thing it neither endorsed by the church. Yes individuals priest have been caught doing this. It condemned by the church and Christianity as a all.

[@MuslimMindsUS]

Yes of course, apologies if that came off accusatory! -Hamza

[@introvert_2023]

Eating seeds is hyperbolic but prophet Muhammad flying on a pony and cutting moon in 2 parts is a historical fact??😂😂

[@MuslimMindsUS]

He didn’t cut the moon in half, God caused it to, and you can try to dumb the ascent down by calling the buraq a pony. If you think it’s too ridiculous for God to be able to split a moon in half, or create any creature he wants, then I feel sad for you. Just parroting same garbage arguments from Richard Dawkins -Rohaib

[@devotionalre-upload4241]

​@@MuslimMindsUSwell it isnt ridiculous rather bery unlike of god to do so.. given GOD is caring and doesnt need to showcase its strength unnecessarily unless its out of mercy for us...

[@Kamallubana001]

​@@MuslimMindsUS Having sex with 9 years old child isn't Richard's garbage. Flying donkey is a believe of Muslims.

[@supremeplustv1892]

Budhism is not a religion . Basis of Budhism is reincarnation and law of karma . Why do we need Budhism is impermanence , sufferings and concept of no soul 🙏🙏🙏

[@arunparambath3897]

Technically speaking, reincarnation makes more sense than a permanent position in hell or heaven. The concepts of hell and heaven, along with their associated offerings, might not resonate with a rational person and don't align with all life situations. This includes scenarios involving people with different circumstances, like the death of children.

[@saumensingh9482]

Lord Buddha, Mahavira, Guru Govind Singh were Kshatryas. Xtianity, Islam too could born only because of Kshatrya Kurus (Cyrus) the great saved Judaism. Kurus is the only non Jews regarded messiah in Judaism. No Muslim or Arabian & no Xtian are regarded in Judaism. Bharath Iran rulers' common ancestry is worldy accepted. Read more 👉Founder & kings of all European, Mediterranean, C.Asian, Steppe, SE Asian nations are Bharath's Vedic/Arya warrior caste R1a1aY/R1a1Y (Kshatriyas), this marker didn't exist in Steppe to Europe before 1k BCs. In 2k BCs Aryas' Bharath was upto Anatolia, Mittani-Hatti-Hari deities are purely RgVedic. Only Bharath, Mesopotamia, Ezypt nations existed then. In 1k BCs Mede, Persia, Greco-Roman, Saka, TochaArya nations are fragmentation & extension of Aryas. At last Aryas extended to Europe in 1k CEs. In 1k BCs CimmeArya, Saka, Sauromata, Alani, Roxolani, TochaArya, Kushan, Wushun, Xiangno, Khotan Aryas have conquered Northern hemisphere+China while MHH descents have conquered Greece Italy. Only Aryas can bring IE language, chariot, Mitra, the thunder/sky God, astronomy, astrology, funerary cremation in Greece, Italy. Aryas in west have turned blonde/white breeding with white women (Yamnyan Celt R1bY, Sintashtan Vened R1aY) like brown Jews have turned blonde. Europe's literature came after 10th c., Greek literature after 8th c BC., Iran's literature after 10th c BC., RgVeda is the oldest of all. Aryas from Eastern India have founded nations in China enroute Burma-Yunnan & SE Asia too. Conquest of west by Aryas. 👉2k BCs Mittani-Hatti-Hari conquered upto Anatolia.👉800 BCs CimmeArya, Saka upto Balkan, Ukraine, Russia. 👉500 BCs Parsu upto Greece, Balkan.👉400-200 BCs Sauromata, Alani conquered Ukraine & upto British Irish isles, RgVedic Goddess Danu is there.👉400 CEs one Alani band upto Spain raiding Greece, Italy. 👉400 CEs. Xiangno, Khotan descents Hun conquered 1/2 Europe. Groups from India Iran en$laved whites.👉Since 800 BCs whites (Celt,Vened), C.Asian, G.Steppe tribals are en$laved by Aryas (CimmeArya, Saka, Sauromata, Alani, Roxolani, TochaArya, Kushan, Wushun, Xiangno, Khotan).👉By Parsus of Persia.👉By Mittani descent Roman.👉By Xiangno, Khotan descent Hun.👉By Irani Arya led Moors.👉By Turk, Mongol. Lords of T-M tribals are Tocha-Arya, Khotan. Tribals don't give birth to conquerors. Rulers don't share common race with subject even though they speak subject's language. Tribals could invade civilizaions only after Aryas became their chieftains. Lords of Arabian tribals are MHH descents. Think why T-M, Arab & from Europe couldn't invade civilizaions before 7th c. Mittanis are the first to subdue great Mesopotamians. R1a1aY, R1a1Y is the conqueror, it's in all later conquerors Chinese, Tibetian, T-M, C.Asian, SE.Asian, Arab, Jews, Middle Eastern, North African. ++++++++ Whites (Celt, Venedi) aren't IE/Arya, no evidence of native language, nation. Let alone riding chariot, never rode horse. Roman labelled them subhum@n. IBN Fadlan described yellow haired are f!lthiest. Till 10th c. custom of r@ping, hum@n s@crifice. Whites aren't martial race but they @nnihilate weakers, they've @nnihilated native Euros. Roman, Saka, Sauromata, Hun could do the same with whites but didn't. In last 1k years Kshatriyas in west assimilating with whites carried out gen0cides of American, African, Asian, Australian. Hiroshima nuking, WW1/2. British rulers who are R1a1a/R1a1Y l00ted $45 tril. alone from India & feeding whites leaving over 10 mil. starved to death. Vedic civilization is destroyed by her own children. Kshatriyas at home lost due to long imbedded nonviolence ethics from Buddhism, Jainism, Vaishnavism & decay in racial purity. ++++++++ Stark difference in civilization confirms west is multiracial. Celt, Vened are only whites who've changed others' physiognomy giving their women while their whiteness is reduced by others. Browns were Arya from India, Phonecian-Etruscan-Jews from Middle East. Negroids from Sahara. C.Asian, native Euros, Gypsies, Mongoloids too. Kshatriyas were massive in height & girth, dark haired/eyed, brown skinned (see earliest images of Greco-Roman, Alexander TG, 6th c. Byzantine emperor with Vandals, Persian, Saka, TochaArya, Kushan, Khotan, Xiangno). ++++++++ Kshatriyas are founder of Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism. Kshatriya Buddha, Mahavira, Ashoka TG, Kurus TG are the greats no other race could give birth. Abrahamic religions are existing because Kurus TG saved Judaism, he's the only non-Jews regarded "messiah". Literature of all civiliations can't reach 1/4 of Vedic. RgVeda is the oldest IE literature. 45% Earth's population speak Arya languages. Aryas who surpass even great Mesopotamian, Ezyptian can't originate from civilizationless Steppe. Oldest chariot found in "Sinauli" India. Oldest city "Rakhigarhi". None ever rode Chariot in Steppe. Vedics=Aryas=IE. +++++++ Will Durant, American historian. "India was the motherland of our race, and Sanskrit the mother of Europe's languages: she was the mother of our philosophy; mother, through the Arabs, of much of our mathematics; mother, through the Buddha, of the ideals embodied in Christianity; mother, through the village community, of self-government and democracy. Mother India is in many ways the mother of us all." William James, American Author "From the Vedas, we learn a practical art of surgery, medicine, music, house building under which mechanized art is included. They are encyclopedia of every aspect of life, culture, religion, science, ethics, law, cosmology and meteorology"

[@YourFriend2527]

Great video

[@nemalconsashutosh8665]

Hi I love your desire to learn, May Saraswati guide you! That does not mean you don't remain a Muslim, in the words of the Buddha, grow compassionate.

[@r.h.f.6073]

the thing about Samsara and not being reborn as "you" is that Buddhists believe that you were never "you" in the first place. This concept is called "Anatta" or "Non-Self." The idea is that the self is an illusion, and that "you" are not actually in individual entity, you are a part of the universe experiencing itself.

[@2apocalypsex]

So basically what your saying is that us human beings are God and God is us.

[@HajimeOtaku]

​@@2apocalypsex, don't think that's what they're saying. It's the concept of Shunyam - there's no real you, never was.

[@Congowillprevail243]

Nice video

[@user-sl1nt3so4n]

The kiss has something to do with Tibetan way of life it’s a lil game that shows the innocence of a child he is not a pervert but it is out side of are culture so no non-Tibetan can relate even me but after my deep dive I have better understanding now

[@Max-xy9hi]

Dalai lama has pure mind and treat kid with good intentions like grand father love . May be you guys have dirty minds , that's your problem .

[@Calligraphy-dilipaweeratunga13]

Buddhism does not promote social withdrawal. But use it temporarily to improve focus to meditate. So, your explanation around that was wrong

[@Lucifer-dd2nr]

The statement is related to Buddha's word. Accept the word if you find it truth

[@ronnyrudeboy7461]

First you must understand basics then watch video again.

[@MrNataphong]

It’s joke about coriander 😂😂😂 he tried to say that not mean do this=go to hell😂😂

[@HSiddiqui99]

Another Buddhism video 🎉😁

[@MuslimMindsUS]

😏

[@robertwilliamson922]

I love Buddhism. I became Theravada Buddhist. Lord Buddha never had anyone killed. He was never a war lord. He never had anything to do with weapons. He never took little girls or boys to his bed. The “Fat Buddha” was not Buddha. His real name was Budhai. A Chinese Buddhist monk who lived probably in the 900’s a thousand years or more ago. The Buddha’s ears were long from wearing heavy gold earrings for years as a prince. Lord Buddha was good. Namo Buddhaya 🙏🏼 ☸️.

[@souravbisoi7148]

Thats why he is a BUDDHA .....he did the difficult one ( simple but difficult)

[@rudigerk]

Cogito Videos are indeed weird but i really enjoy your Exploration Journey! Thank you Guys!

[@MuslimMindsUS]

Glad you like them! -Hamza

[@KuzumekaDondarre]

I think you two had some sort of experience of a truth

[@KrishanthiDesilva-hd6hs]

"Vajirasana" Google it you people adopt it from Hinduism and you people are praying in vajirasana

[@abhignanm7630]

Buddha is just one more Dharmic saint, Budduism is part of old dharma

[@souravbisoi7148]

If u simplify every religion the ultimate realisation will be same for all human.....you call it allah we call it param bramha christianity GOD etc etc

[@Sneaky_007]

Bruh have u ever seen Buddhist mummies 🥶🥶🥶🥶….these guys even know about body a lot they know how to convert their body into mummy

[@paixman2]

remember boys buddha gave this way earlier than any abrahamic religions

[@adityasinghthakur7488]

24:12 how do you know that islam is the true religion?

[@MuslimMindsUS]

The Quran is the speech of God that has been preserved through oral tradition and carbon dated manuscripts from the first century of Islam. The Islamic traditions of the prophet (Hadith) mention several predictions and scientific statements/ advices that have come true over time. The same goes for the Quran: example: every living thing is made of water, the sun, moon, and earth, all have their own orbit, the shape of the earth being spherical, the message of being generous, upright, good to family and neighbors, and the people are large and taking a stand against tyranny when appropriate. Even the current state of Islam (dissention, ignorance, and disunity, have all been predicted but the prophet) he stated a time will come when the Muslims will be vast in numbers but powerless. It’s a very simple religion with this core message: Return to God, the one true creator, pray to him, rely on him Believe in his prophets and the messages they came with Believe in the afterlife and the day of judgement -Rohaib

[@adityasinghthakur7488]

Happy to hear that, just as you can say all this by taking refrence from Quran, Similarly, all the Dharmik religions(Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism) have their root in Hinduism, and the scriptures alone are atleast 3500 years old then just imagine the amount of time since they were taught orally, And yes they contain all the knowledge of Universe, God, Future predictions( which are as accurate as can be seen) along with several concepts which are supported by modern science. Eg- Existence of Multiple Universes, Time Dilation, and Time cycles, etc. I just want to tell you that, it's very nice that you follow your religion and but you should not question the credibility of any other Religion unless you have read enough about it🙏🏻

[@jaisinghrajput2995]

​@@MuslimMindsUSyour religion is just spoken by a personal perspective.... Christianity and islam conflict each other

[@AyushRaj-wd9wy]

How do you know you will go to heaven 😅😅Oh by quran fron heaven but how do you there is heaven

[@KuzumekaDondarre]

Shownba harmonized approach compared to other Muslims..

[@JC-om7nr]

You ask what is they evidence for reincarnation. I would like to ask what is your evidence for judgment day and tha Isa (PBUH) Will return

[@MuslimMindsUS]

So when someone asks for evidence you just deflect?

[@HajimeOtaku]

​@@MuslimMindsUS, there are certain general beliefs in all religions that most people sort of accept without any proof. Be it the day of judgement or the cyclical nature of the universe. There's no definitive objective proof about either concepts.

[@gauravtejpal8901]

​​@@MuslimMindsUS There is no 'hard' evidence for rebirth because belief in rebirth is not essential for following the middle path. The Buddha only provided evidence for the efficacy of the path that he taught and no more. Similarly, the Buddha remained silent when people asked him about God and told his disciples to meditate diligently and not engage in intellectual debates about the nature or existence of God. Some people interpret this to say that the Buddha denied the existence of God or that he was an atheist but the simple answer is that he wanted his disciples to focus on the practice, instead of frittering away time in other pursuits.

[@Kamallubana001]

​@@MuslimMindsUSlisten bro, if people start dissecting islam. Islam will turn out tribalism.

[@sachinjagtap8703]

Buddhism is 2500 year old. Bc

[@professorbrad6223]

Well islam and christanity came after buddhism .possible they too inpire by it Buddhism inspired by hinduism.its a wheel

[@bhargav.99]

Ex muslim sahil and Adam seeker

[@user-sl1nt3so4n]

He got many teaching from many master but was never satisfied he thought not over eating was the way till it lead to no results a girls out of compassion feed him the rice his group left him he was alone but never gave up on seeking the truth of existence he sat for a long time under the tree but you did not hear about Mara Now Mara is the devil this more detail story of Buddha has Mara in it it is like Jesus’s fasting for 40 days and nights the devil tried to tempting him but Christ knows he has no authority in the same way Buddha was not swayed by Mara’s trick of woman and other plays after defeating Mara through tranquil abiding his mind reached the enlightened state please take time to learn more that video was not wrong just brief there are many Buddhas not just The Buddha there are living Buddhas in the world today and you to have Buddha nature for it is the core of your being but due to wrong views ignorance you do not see this as such last is a quote from a book called Buddha little handbook that says 1. to know the way and not practice is to be a spoon in soup and not taste the flavor 2. Most of the problems human beings experience they cause for themselves 3. There is no one or nothing that can hurt you more then your own untrained mind 4. Your own self cherishing mind is the root of all suffering hence develop a mind that cherishes others may peace be upon you and your family and upon the whole world

[@KkklllGai]

No God no allha no jijas only for human body

[@bongblog7579]

Islam is totally different bro 😂

[@gauravtejpal8901]

There are a lot of similarities between Islam and Buddhism