Thich Nhat Hanh A Simple Way To Heal Yourself

[@NerudaNut]

I am 74. The best of my life became possible because of this man. When i contemplate his contributions to our world, I am blown away. 💖

[@buyhousetien5890]

Cathleen Young... you are forever young:))

[@cablenetworksystems]

I am only 50 and very sad at the moment.

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[@buyhousetien5890]

@@cablenetworksystems I don’t sell anything i’m just trying to comfort you and wonder why you feel sad... I wish you happiness and be healthy

[@Pinkheartbwell]

I am so grateful for this man. I met him personally some years prior to his stroke. He taught me the seed of unconditional love. Literally. I started listening to self help audios years prior when feeling so alone in deep suffering. He was the light amongst the dark walls I faced often times in life so when I finally met him you can imagine how excited I was to meet him. At plum village they had this 7 day (or so) ceremony and on the last day they had all of us get together for photos. They had me sit just infront of him. I couldn't believe I was so close. I had a regular camera. And the battery went red. My mom used to always take the batteres out and put it back in to get a little extra juice from the battery. So while everyone peacefully posed for a picture I was doing all I can to take the batteries out and put them back in while probably pouting out loud (because I so badly wanted a picture of my favorite person). I finally got the green light. I turned around and I immediately took a picture of him (he was just a few feet away), while realizing the flash went straight to his face. All of a sudden I was a bit embarrassed from invading his space. I didn't feel him looking at me in any judgmental way. He didn't look annoyed. He didn't appeared bothered by me. Nor did he look at me with disgust. He instead looked at me in the most fatherly, nurturing, kind, loving, accepting way. He smiled at me warmly from a place of such gentleness and compassion. He kissed his hand and then placed his hand slowly and lovingly to my forehead and just looked at me with pure kindness for the longest while. Time stopped. It was just love that flowed. I met an angel that day. He reminds us to find the angel within. Throughout. Beyond. All things. If it's hard to look at another with that kind of love, maybe it's best to start within. We are all going thru some much. Many of us have felt betrayed, hurt, violated, wronged, controlled, disrespected, unloved... as well as the guilt from thecerong we might have done to others (and to ourselves).. we all carry our own cages and our own strife. We also carry the light. This world carries within it heart and the lack of heart. The light and the darkness.. Within the trenches of darkness we also (when ready to) can find the light. Rest in peace Angel. You help me transform it all. Eventually. Oddly so, when we can sit within our biggest discomforts the colorful rainbow eventually emerges. One moment at a time.

[@carouselness]

your sharing made me cry! so moving :')

[@bronaghbatch7132]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful memory. I was with you in your story and I felt the love too♥️

[@coleenbrugh7953]

Your sharing touched my heart so deeply. Thank you for sharing this most beautiful experience and insight. I am on my own journey after many years of stuffing my suffering inside and seeing so much darkness. I am afraid to face it but am trying to embrace it so I can be more at peace in my last years and to share the same. Much love to you.

[@PatientenO.T.]

What a beautiful moment. Cried some happy tears for you. Such a special blessing From a real life bodhisattva.

[@gillsmith9434]

So lovingly said.Thank you it was a beautiful insight into the man Thich Nhat Hanh.I send you heartfelt love and hope,because that is what he has given me and more hope and love all the wise thoughts he teaches.

[@dabeezkneez8716]

Thay's mere voice, let alone his words, are like cool water to a parched throat. He restores my soul and I feel only love 🙏🏾. My cup and heart overflows. Thank you. 💜

[@NicholasOsella]

"if you know how to suffer, you suffer much less. and you know how to make use of your suffering to make understanding and compassion."

[@Yael-Angel]

He was so brilliant... I am so sad he passed away. But his teachings are there with us forever

[@margylees3489]

2022 hadn't realised he had passed 😢. He has a beautiful peace about him i will draw on his compassion more often now.

[@sofiamarie9136]

@@margylees3489 if you go to the Plum Village website or maybe on their KZbin channel as well, you can find the memorial service for him. It was really beautiful.

[@thetemplelaboratory]

If you listen to his teachings & read his books you learn he never died, nobody dies.

[@PatientenO.T.]

Thay has never been born and has never died. He has continued. We are part of his his continuation.

[@colleendeane7888]

Thays gentle voice is so calming. He has no egoic mannerisms when presenting his deep message

[@samuelgio1975]

Perfect and balanced as the nature is

[@fernandofigueirinhas7110]

Even if he does, he loves himself regardless

[@bastian6173]

Agree. No dogma and no pride or ego

[@OliveiraBec]

the Kingdom of God of which Jesus spoke of was not the Kingdom after life but vert much in the world with all its sufferings and brokenness. it is the Kingdom of the here and now. but Jesus promises his followers that He would never leave us or forsake us as we walk through the dark valley i the shadow of death Psalm 23

[@OliveiraBec]

regarding suffering Jesus told his disciples Come to me all those who labor under your yoke, take my yoke for my burden is easy. He knew that man could not alone handle his burden. this is the great faith that a follower of Yeshua ha Mesiahiah has

[@gwendolinherzog6703]

He is pure gentle power. A master one can trust and follow his path indefinitely. Thank you Master Thay

[@jarvismcmullin3153]

His voice alone balances me out . Love this man

[@enstigatorofficial]

This is a practiced fraud, move slow, talk so soft no one can hear you, and never say a harsh word.

[@samapattiyoga5648]

There are countless insights that draw me back to this teaching over and over again. Namaste 🙏

[@pratibhapandya7988]

Thank you,Thay today im alive and listening to your talks its because of your support and your way how to deal.🙏

[@FilippoKansikas]

I find this very valuable in my healing journey.

[@gemstar7447]

Thank you for sharing this 🙏🏽

[@federicocasa2911]

Thank you for this. Listening to Thay in itself brings along healing 🙏🏻

[@nikaprusnik]

Deeply thankful for Thay’s legacy!

[@jilldove5793]

You are truly blessed to have met & be touched by my angel & savior too!! Ive watched Plum Village many many times as i heal & learn more & more. This angel saved my life & allowed me to liok & find JOY EVERYDAY!!

[@jeanniewilson777]

Love heals all suffering. I love you Thay. ✨💖✨🙂

[@krishnagiridhar3692]

🙏🙏🙏 great teacher a blessing to the suffering humanity

[@angie.veitch1564]

Perfect translation of my experienced truth and what C-level leaders need. I pray this understanding for the whole world.

[@gillsmith9434]

I agree he really helps me with the human condition. It makes so much sense and he is deeply spiritual.

[@sssttt2211]

It's so true... Suffering gives you understanding. Then you start studding about buddhism to get more understanding and way out of suffering. And then compassion arises. Poor folks.

[@aineshanahan1666]

Thank you for your compassion ❤

[@diveanddine]

I read allyour books! so nice to hear your real voice!

[@solchandras3020]

Thank You very much of having talked about the way of overcoming suffering as well the possibility to attain ultimate goodness.

[@ginamori4970]

I can see why he is loved by many.

[@ingridborate1064]

Namaste + thank you from the bottom of my heart

[@maitra62]

Healing, with the help of the practices suggested by this lovely man

[@uranus411]

So wonderful, thank you, Thay continues, his teaching is so life spending

[@KaseleleahFilmsInc]

Quentin, thank you so much for putting this video up. This was wonderful teaching that I may have never had access to, otherwise. I would really love to hear a little more about the story of Kind Ba Dai. I hope you have and are able to put up a short clip on that. A di da phat.

[@hughslevin7120]

The problem for many teachers is that they are under the cosh of the churches They are bound by the teachings of the church They don't have the freedom to show how to aliviate suffering in this way Unfortunately that is a reality for too many people

[@zensvlognotapro]

The compassionate people are lonely also because they feel the pain of others. They feel and understanding the sufferings of others. They want to help people even they can'tor even it's hard to do.

[@ro31478]

🙏💗

[@dellananjo4379]

Feeling lonely can be controlled to not feel that. My sufferings grew alot cuzi ran away from it all the time. Slowing down and avoid distractions so i face it to reduce and help others to suffer less so our society can benefit from it :)

[@lordbyron3603]

Beautiful teaching ! And so simple .

[@chandrickapasupati8789]

Thank you for uploading these videos and sharing with us these great teachings that have enriched the knowledge I have gained and have helped to fill in the gaps

[@lilz29]

Wonderful teaching.

[@david5596]

He is a wonderful man, some great teachings, but what all the Buddhists fail to address is overwhelming feeling of anxiety and physical symptoms in the present moment. Not the future or the past, right now. I practice but I get no lasting benefits

[@tansoonkok80]

I love you, Master Thay

[@JanetHadson-po2zr]

Suffering doesn’t feel so deep when we follow the ways of the Buddha. When my own suffering is transformed I can feel others sufferings. And then I can help all beings. Then the pure land appears in the here and now.

[@srichaithu1833]

Please bless me happiness and peace.

[@caramason56]

Thank you ❤️ very insightful and inspiring

[@leanneellis1124]

Amen to your comments . A blessed soul he is

[@amar_paul]

Thank You 🙏🏻❤️

[@CR-wb3en]

Thank you for sharing

[@mindsigh4]

the Real Deal 🙏, can someone please raise the audio volume, he speaks with such a gentle quiet voice that's peaceful, but difficult to hear,🕯️ thank you 💜

[@FlipMacz]

Ty🌿

[@therezawesbter]

Wonderful

[@evetdelarue8003]

Thank you

[@IconsImpression]

❤

[@grudtt2428]

🙏❤️🙏

[@Onlinesully]

Good stuff

[@jyor1361]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@richgarcia9254]

This teaching confuses. Thay says that if there is no suffering then no compassion arises. How was Shakyamuni Buddha then able to realize the ultimate cessation of suffering in Samsara and become a non-returner? Did he eliminate his compassion too?

[@KaseleleahFilmsInc]

Perhaps if we understand 'ultimate' not in a static but in the sense of a continuous process, you can understand that the 'suffering to understanding to compassion to happiness path' is something that we do (we practice) all the time for every new, different situation. Not just a once-off practice. I also find it useful not to mix up the Teacher and the Teachings together. So often, so many stories have been made up of the Teachers' life (Buddha, Jesus etc) over so many generations that we could have any idea of their truth. But in the practices, we can see for ourselves if they truly work or not...teehee, I sure hope what I've said here hasn't confused things further! Better to practice than to talk:)

[@susanyacenda3934]

Suffering was overcome by the Buddha because he knew how to suffer less. For example, Shakiamani Buddha's foot was hurt when a boulder rolled into it at Vulture's Peak. He touched his foot to heal it, and one can surmise he would have felt compassion for the one who on purpose attacked him, not anger.

[@Milnjed]

I understand it like this: if you don't even know what suffering is, you can't be compassionate. So, when you become a compassionate human being after you have suffered, compassion is "consequence" that lasts forever, even when suffering disappears.

[@srichaithu1833]

We want good.rich.happy.

[@anupamajagtap9372]

🙏🙏👏👏

[@joeniati7903]

what is the best meditation to do to transform suffering? from plum village

[@arpanarpokharel]

🙏🙏🙏

[@dejan3860]

If in kingdom of god theres is🎉 suffering, too,whats the diff😮erence between samsara and nirvana, and,why then striving for the kingdom of god at all.i wellcome any response, .........

[@user-vk4ch5vd6j]

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[@RhiBee20]

Why is there always people coughing!! Makes me so angry! It’s rude to constantly cough through someone talking especially so great!

[@truthiseverything9511]

Offering cough drops would be compassionate.

[@davidjohnzenocollins]

😀

[@devoradamaris]

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[@kimballbarrett1961]

look at one person see suffering does not know a victim you are understand suffer less understanding of suffering look at suffering listen mindfulness bring compassion kingdom suffering is there inter being love and compassion true happiness is born of suffering good use of suffering generate made of compassion to your self first listening of suffering father not angry any more embrace buddha mindfulness energy you can understanding compassion generate collective energy collective more powerful hospital mindful breathing compassion a way of life healing compassion no longer anger more relax to your self more easily restore communicating a meaning to your life energy compassion protect you violent people fearful of protect buddha compassion and prevent a win a real victory Kimball Barrett

[@charubhatia2044]

How do you understand your own suffering and become compassionate towards yourself ?

[@helen5118]

By forgiving yourself, letting go of guilt and regret and literally taking care of yourself both physically and emotionally; it seems you’re already on the right path

[@charubhatia2044]

Many thanks for your views and guidance. Very helpful.

[@angeladallimore8079]

Anybody who suffers will understand about compassion ❤.The more the suffering the more understanding about compassion

[@hew195050]

But then the other piece of this is when there is too much suffering there is no happiness either. so there!

[@tonitabehn3080]

@9:14 did he say family?

[@mlodzin90]

"tenderly"

[@afterlife101spirit]

If it’s that simple, why is the video 21 mins long.

[@kimballbarrett1961]

inter all the suffer victim help compassion understanding born of suffering look listen mindful compassion kingdom of god mud no lotus love true happiness good use happiness and understanding compassion self suffer with father time to look at your suffer run away from our self mindful home to one self suffer less compassion community generate understanding very healing collect power no anger less generate compassion meaning to life compassion Kimball Barrett

[@kimballbarrett1961]

inter all look at person he does continue to suffer a victom compasiom look into suffer listen mindfulness understanding kingdom of god mud and lotus inter being suffer much less happyness is born of suffering compassion listen to your suffering time to be with your suffering run away from your self mindfulness go home to your suffer self less compassion direct to you healing understanding and compassion healing teaching longer life restore communication meaning compassion anger much less .. buddha Kimball Barrett

[@robinhart4908]

Meditation from Thint not han

[@kimballbarrett1961]

inter are look mindfulness person continue suffer of his own people around him suffer compassion born from his suffering from understanding look at his suffering embracing mindfulness of suffering is there lotus flower with mud if you know how to suffering you suffer less happyness with compassion person they are with out understanding listen to your self be with tenderly afraid running away from self mindfulness go home to your self suffer less compassion to one self community compassion collective energy collective more energy more peace more healing communicate anger blocks compassion energy motivate meaning in life protect from danger violent buddha talked you win victory Kimball Barrett

[@sr.margaretholyspirit8233]

Oooq

[@xyzllii]

In all compassion I ask...why did that coughing person,.,, not leave the room. It is rude to keep barking over the speaker.

[@dejan3860]

And buddhha himself was teachings the extincion of suffering, how then thay insists on positive aspect on suffering.?

[@lovethyself1989]

He has some insight but totally disagree with his suffering theory . Yes we can choose to be happy and make life changes , but he also contradicts the fact that people can have mental illness and this can be the cause of their suffering . Yes compassion is from understanding , but no one can control the suffering just by been compassionate . Redicoulus to say without suffering there is no happiness

[@middleofnowhere1313]

I think he means without the contrast, if you were always in the same state, it would just be a state of blah.

[@jenna8328]

I also don’t know how I feel about the whole without sadness there is no happiness etc. Like we need the negative to see the positive always. Yes I believe we can gain understanding, and wisdom from dealing with suffering but I feel like I don’t need to have felt hunger to appreciate a good meal. I don’t need abuse to to know when I’m being treated well. And definitely can I feel happy without suffering first.

[@azlanfadel9035]

@@jenna8328 you didn't understand the message in reality our thaughts process is very complicated n so much unstable due lack of proper understanding of managing thaughts.thaughts are enourgy itself. So we need to make balance between these Energy that's why we practice meditation to heal and for proper conditioning of mind so it can work with its fullest yes it's also possible but without meditation then you have to make more effortts like in materialistic worlds.

[@jenna8328]

I understand how meditation can help. But I disagree that without suffering there is no happiness

[@azlanfadel9035]

Why do you see suffering as separate from life as supreme budhha told that the nature of joy and sorrow is impermanence they can't be stopped until one reaches Nirvana(enlightment) but by observing them from a distance and understanding them deeply they can be resolved and they can be made intergal part of one's life just like we very unintentionally manage to adjust season changes. Happiness and sorrow are incomplete without each other and they have no importance. I guess you have understood my point.