Thich Nhat Hanh - Walking Meditation

[@benflint]

I wrote this song for walking meditation- I have arrived in this place, everywhere I make my home- when you arrive, feel the space, every step is kingdom come.

[@Blerp66]

So wonderful to have this video of Thay available. Thank you for sharing! 🙏

[@alexdepilarez6921]

Thua Kinh Thay, Thank you for your continuation of your eternal presence. “A Cloud Never Dies “ TNH 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️

[@Studio-pg4sq]

A cloud was never born!

[@smartguygiyo]

After my work i walk back 4 kilometres every night. The joy i get is incomparable to anything. It works just like a Serotonin drug.

[@hoaNguyen-po4of]

I felt the same! I felt so happy and peaceful applying this meditation technique. Each step of mine is each step of my ancestor, of Thay Thich That Hanh, of the buddha, Jesus, etc... I felt like they were walking with me in the here and now. WOW!!!!! The joy is unbelievable

[@KevinManess]

Is it hard to keep your pace slow, peaceful? I'm so used to walking fast, that my body is uncoordinated and even painful when I walk with mindfulness, like Thich Nhat Hahn in the video.

[@Nawongyonten-yp4fz]

​@@hoaNguyen-po4of can hyper active person do that?

[@hoaNguyen-po4of]

@@Nawongyonten-yp4fz I’m a hyper active one here. Lol

[@Nawongyonten-yp4fz]

@@hoaNguyen-po4of thank you. ♥️

[@nowmind]

My teacher and dear friend , thank you

[@nannan2790]

Thankyou Thay🙏🙏🙏

[@AndrewHedlund100]

Thank you Master Shefu

[@kamwrites]

I greatly recommend this style of meditation.

[@siannykosasih7016]

Walking to bring happiness and let the sorrow gone.. back to home 🙏🏻

[@LaurenOstrowskiFenton]

I like this but you make a very good point- but he does look so happy- love his smile

[@Chopin4321]

Thich Nhat Hanh HAS PERMANENT PEACE

[@Chopin4321]

funny and very happy...he is a monk...has no ego...shoes are casual...

[@juggernautoddball]

wow...he sounds so sure and enlightened. what a great meditation practice.

[@Fitforacting]

He is awesome!

[@phamdoan]

Right mindfulness is an important teaching of Buddhism. Thank to Thich Nhat Hanh, many peoples know how to find the useful power of minfulness! But: I wonder that Thich Nhat Hanh teach what (?) after the right mindfulness! All we know that Buddha practice more than the right mindfulness! As I know: Right minfulness can bring us a temporary inner peace not the permanent peace as in the state of enlighentment.

[@cdceciliasea]

Cám ơn Thầy nhiều!

[@paulinebryant1549]

Making peace.

[@PistonPackingPete]

Actually, they're smiling because they're happy, and they're glad to be listening to him. It's that simple. (Some may be listening with their eyes closed, which could make them look a bit strange.)

[@ninja5411]

Happy to have accessible rather than only on a video disk Thank you

[@Meditation-easy]

The past is already gone, the future is not yet here. There’s only one moment for you to live

[@valeriamedaglia6778]

Thank you

[@SoundstrueManyVoices]

Thanks for watching Valeria.

[@khangbob]

I want to walk now :)

[@ploithoma]

❤❤

[@quantumew3]

great video

[@ChefVegan]

❤️🙏

[@Kevin19HDS]

🙏

[@phatbuddha559]

my Buddha!

[@thiminhthao]

me too. He is always simple. He has a gentil face

[@barbarastrugala6235]

💖

[@ajvillavi]

@himalayanspirit Isn't teaching others about the path, part of the path?

[@davidbujalski4229]

He have a very interesting shoes.

[@charleshorch7377]

Walking meditation I think I'm pretty sure that kind of concentration exercise. It round you so to speak huh! It grounds you and you feel the contact of the Earth. So like in breathing meditation is also a mindfulness of the body meditation. You're focusing the touch or the sensation of the breath touching the spot just before it leaves the nostrils. It's the cessation of the air leaving the nostrils. So that is also a mindful or concentration exercise. It's like somatic learning. The 32 parts of the body and Buddhism can be used for concentration exercises also. Because Buddhism is so involved in these I don't know what you call it esoteric or strange philosophies like no self which actually means there is an ultimate Divine self, that use these exercises or meditations to ground the person whether they can a peaceful state and wants to maintain that peaceful state or if you have something like a traumatic person that went through a war or 911 and they would teach you these exercises including prayer Etc to deescalate the person like myself :-)

[@SoundstrueManyVoices]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts Charles! Great to read!

[@dkdg5150]

Sounds True thank you so much. Please excuse the word processor. Yes, I have been following Thich Nhat Hanh for some time. He is truly the epitome of what Buddhism is all about. Sometimes it seems hard to no who to turn to in terms of Buddha stuff. The Dalai Lama, Thich Nhat Hanh, Jack kornfield, Pema chodron, chogyam trungpa rinpoche, etc etc etc. I have found Buddhism to be extremely difficult. Actually now I have converted back to the religion of my birth. Christianity, a Methodist, but only as far as a Mystikal bent. I love sounds true! I have a lot of books by sounds true audio books, Kindle, Etc. Thank you so much for putting out so much quality things on Buddhism Hinduism Taoism, mysticism Etc. Anyway, thank you so much and if I ever get paid again :-)!, I look forward to more of your great stuff that sounds true. Chuck horch

[@anonymoose1233]

A lot of it is grounding because it also serves the purpose of lessening suffering (which is the ultimate goal of Buddhism). That's why I like it and what I have taken away from the religion. While I do not believe all suffering can or indeed should cease, having techniques such as these to lessen the load is lovely.

[@ArchieAYoung]

The Master

[@jameskershner2070]

I'm guessing this was taken in 1989 or 1990. Does anyone know?

[@3gregoreo]

Wish it had captions :(

[@teresanieto3642]

just like when we walk and talk to OUr Lord God. He sees us listens to us and will help us if we put our trust in HIM

[@y9w1]

@@teresanieto3642 ???

[@catalystdrums123]

perhaps he would have you be your own favorite person instead

[@ajvillavi]

@bifi34 All matter is made up of moving particles (atoms). Non moving objects do not exists according to physics. Earth travels 66,660 MPH in its orbital trajectory, isn't verything on earth moving with it?

[@trevornelson8480]

abu ghraib. they look like Dansko's

[@thejaravi5558]

Great vid...not to be offensive but he kinda lools like the monk from hangover movie...

[@himalayanspirit]

I agree with you. Any monk who gets fame and becomes a celebrity before enlightenment, virtually strays away from the true path. Reading the works of Thich Nhat Hanh and listening to his interviews and discourses, I have concluded that all this guy wants to do is to please the westerners. Thats his sole motive. He changes the dharma to suit their needs.

[@kaeomueng]

md，真够冷的

[@MrChemanfu]

that's not true. The tibetans calls things like that, "skillfull means"

[@tamsinthai]

sound sux.

[@phamdoan]

A real monk never do politics. Politic is for the men on street, for the politicians, not for a bhikkhu. Thich Nhat Hanh is never be enlightened till now, because he knows not what is the right Buddha Dhamma, he don't know how to get full enlightenment because he believe the right mindfulness is the whole Dhamma (while "right mindfullness" is just only a first step on meditation) May be this monk is a famous one in this mundane world, don't believe all what an unenlightened monk talk to you!

[@ajvillavi]

@himalayanspirit Isn't teaching others about the path, part of the path?