PATICCA SAMUPPADA: Part 1

[@amarasirimanatunga2187]

Paticca Samupada Beatifully explained -Thank you Ven Bhante. Theruwan Saranai

[@UsanaAdelaide]

Namo Sakya Muni Buddha! I would like to pay respect to Bante! I am so blessed to hear this transcendental teaching. May Bante be well, happy and protected by the Buddha from ten directions.

[@manoharsurdas6764]

well Good job done with much more Metta Be Happy

[@rickym51]

PATICCA SAMUPPADA:themetapicture.com/when-they-brought-these-wolves/ "if this exists, that exists; if this ceases to exist, that also ceases to exist." It is a pragmatic teaching, which is applied to dukkha and the cessation of dukkha.

[@truthseeker7759]

Yup, without much jargon. with this that arises, ceasing of this that ceases. That is the simplest explanation and it is the true nature of things/reality. Can be expounded to encompass all existence including ours, physical and mental. Cessation of all existence, mental and 'physical' is the end of 'suffering'. Understanding is the enlightenment which is a mental process.

[@hrishikeshsharan5382]

Effect get

[@nocturnally879]

Thank you Bhante. Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu..

[@arunchabukswar9461]

Nammo Buddhaya wonderful

[@abhinavguitar]

15:06 i believe he means "by understanding this out of personal experience, and not empirically"

[@upalipeiris7968]

just fantastic. Unbelievably clear. Real Buddhism!

[@k.j.2371]

Very good explanation.If you want to awoke from the dream of existence pl. see this .

[@pushparathod6443]

thank u sir🙏 bhavtu sabb manglam 😎

[@SAMBHAVVoluntaryOrganization]

If reality is illusion, how evolution is understood. Everything is created in mind, how molecule and physical changes have existence.

[@kusala_tv]

Very slow but clear and factual.

[@sebastianvarghese7884]

listen in speed 1.5

[@gams903]

nice explanation

[@arunchabukswar9461]

agreed with you

[@pinklotusteratai5130]

Bro Billy, can you helping to change setting so we can download this video patticasamupadda 1 & 2 ? Anumodana

[@lachumann5422]

saadhu saadhu saashu

[@atthasilanigunanandini3473]

Sādhu, Im very delighted about this explaination...

[@georgevanderpoorten4583]

Profound and requires intelligence to understand

[@Rolando_Cueva]

Too bad it's not in Hindi...

[@wijedasabadraperera1953]

thank you

[@ASHOKKUMAR-eg4zg]

Does god is there r not

[@jordiyaputra8359]

Just try to follow your experiences objectively. Do not believe what you've listened from others, even if it is logical. Even if it was said by The Buddha. Do not make up the answer through thinking. It is clouded. Only follow the experience itself. You'll find out your answer eventually.