The Four Principles of the Order of Interbeing | Dharma Talk by Br Phap Dung, 2018 09 30

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[@tischbrown4617]

Thank you Br Phap Dung 💙☮️♥️

[@louisejffisher4630]

Hello Brother Phap ~ Thank you ~ This will take rest of my years ! I will do this ! Thank you.

[@michaelwozniak183]

Br. Phap Dung, Your dharma talks are full of my wisdom, understanding, and humor. It will be easy for your unique personality to resonate with this generation and the ones to follow. I do hope to see you out in the community more in the coming years. -Warm regards

[@suenguyen7539]

Michael Wozniak mm

[@thuydang852]

A great dharma talk!!! Thanks to Thay Phap Dung 💐🙏

[@natalie20835]

Be.Phap Dung, This is a wonderful gentle reminder and I am grateful. I totally dig your teaching approach. It is fresh and helpful. 😊🙏🏽💐

[@TuCoachPersonal]

Thank you Dear Brother🍃

[@caroledrury1411]

In 1968 Paris came to a standstill. I was in the middle of it and we were forced to flee

[@soulful2393]

🙏Thank you🙏

[@susannamelamed5782]

thank you so much for this precious teaching on sharing, brother i am so grateful

[@ConexionHumanaOficial]

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you Br. Phap Dung. I always enjoy your classes but this one is GREAT for me, because I really wanted to understand more about OI, now I can see more clearly what that does mean, and I love it, it's a wonderful knowledge what you have given to me in this talk. Evangelina Cortes.

[@jettkeyser9909]

Once again, some many beautiful attributes coming into being for sharing...Dear Community

[@woodsw7]

Thank you. :)

[@s.terris9537]

Your talk was recommended by OI member Dzung Vo. I learned more about myself by listening to your share. Thank you specifically for turning on a light about being appropriate to the Dharma, and growing from the sangha. Gratitude to you and the sangha in which you grow.

[@Gitte585]

🙏❤️🙏

[@stevedolesch9241]

The Untold History of the United States by and with Olivver Stone who narrates the series.. I saw it on Netflix and recommend it. There is part on Vietnam. Peace

[@JDNicoll]

This is somewhat unlistenable due to the piercing, high pitched sound in the recording. If you’d like to send it to me, I can remove that sound from the recording.

[@defiantoptimism]

Should the preservation of nature not be an endeavor? As all things are impermament, could the destruction of nature be a truth of the nature of change?

[@whatabouttheearth]

I would suggest studying ecology, ecological energetics, chemistry, biology and astronomy. All of physical reality is impermanent, this is a scientific truth, your body has isotopic turnover and perpetual cell death, and cell replacement from the elements that go into your body. Those elements that you gain from eating plants and animals become you, and they were once part of the biosphere (plants and animals), the hydrosphere (lakes, rivers, oceans, rain), the atmosphere (the sky and clouds), the geosphere (the rocks and mountains). And so you are earth because the elements that compose you came from earth, and the elements of beings who die go back to earth. And the elements of this earth came from space dust that came from the death of stars, and those elements were formed in those stars. ALL of this is recycling and changing form at all times. It is impermanent. The anthropogenic destruction of the biosphere and degradation of the other spheres is due to human hubris and ignorance. So what do you think? Humans do not have the ability to destroy "nature" overall, we have the ability to destroy the majority of the biosphere, through ignorance.