The Cycle of Hatred | Kalayakkhini | Animated Buddhist Stories

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Kalayakkhini (Verse #5)
A demon ogress, called a Yakkhini, chased a frantic mother with her newborn into the Buddha's temple. At his feet, the mother begged for protection. The Buddha, being able to see the past lives of others, told the two, "You have been chasing each other for countless lives, killing each other's children. When will you learn that revenge will only lead to more revenge? Only through understanding will you cut the cycle of revenge."
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Chinese (Simplified) and Chinese (Traditional) subtitles submitted by user: John Sum
Indonesian subtitles submitted by users: Erwin Faizal and Theresia Jap
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Narrator
Name: Katie Angkustsiri Yip
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Artist
Name: Nirattisai Thungthong
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Animator
Name: Sarin Phonsawek
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Expertise: After Effects and Photoshop
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[@AyyaSambodhi_2024]

🌺🙏Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu🙏🌺

[@theinngu5560]

Amazing and worth trying to remember whenever someone does something seemingly unprovoked, it could be due to our past kammic connections that we can’t remember and that we really need to break the cycle of hatred, by perhaps repeatedly reflecting on the Buddha’s teaching here. Thank you so much for uploading..these are really wonderful teachings …a feeling that the Buddha is really present. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼💎💎💎🌹🌹🌹

[@Selen304]

My brother provokes me by continuously torchering cat.

[@JessT-xx9gj]

sadhu sadhu sadhu 🙏🙏🙏

[@JagadishMayekar]

Heart touching🙏🙏🙏

[@ManifestationofAbhi]

The process of revenge never ends. We should be aware of the cycle of our birth. We should find ourselves to be more loving and kind to each other. At the same time, we should also come to forgive.✨✨✨

[@darasirisakd1184]

Very cute Buddhist animation about karma. 🙏

[@jyhsum]

Very interesting! Simple storytelling that conveys The Buddha’s teaching effectively. Love the tone of the narrator and the vivid expressions of the characters in the animation. Thank you!

[@PK-qx1yo]

Very good. I will be waiting for more videos. Sadhu!🙏

[@pooki3luv]

Physical body is controlled by nerves and brains, nerves and brains are controlled by mind,and mind is influenced by desire,anger,and ignorance

[@amituofochannel]

Amituofo 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@eliasvillalpando6674]

This made me cry. Thank you.

[@chayuthpantratanamongkol345]

Amazing jataka story, teaches us good moral

[@jiradharmasukrit383]

gives new perspective and really applicable to real life! please update more!

[@gshobanasenthilkumar516]

Well explained! Thank you 🙏

[@chayuthpantrattanamongkol2054]

Very well done animation

[@kansinee]

Well done! I really enjoy this.

[@khimnarak]

Great story! Can't wait for the next one.

[@vishnuvardhiniakaarya1130]

Thank you for all the efforts made to create and share such a video, in THIS world where such guidance is very much needed to even barely survive🙏🙏🙏

[@samikshasenthilkumar6780]

This was a nice 👍🏽 story ☯︎

[@Lalietkumar222]

Cause n effect

[@PawanKumar-pr8yj]

❤️👍

[@jaykonik7372]

Satu krup!

[@themusicgaragetmg2330]

This story seems to reflect the practice of hindu women who place new born babies at the feet of a deity they call "Periachi", this might have been a practice developed by the priests of various groups in India to reflect this story I believe, what do you think?

[@pavithraindunil6431]

Revenge

[@jiradharmasukrit383]

the mother gives the baby up voluntarily...but if the yakinee did end up harming the child....would this cause a bad karmic bond the mother would have to repay for what she did to the child had the buddha not already known/forseen that there would be no harm to the baby?

[@shuenrong8511]

She did because she trusted Buddha

[@jayantkamble6082]

The Buddha knew she could not harm anymore. So, he requested the mother to give the baby to demoness to break karmic cycle by developing compassion and understanding in the demoness.