To Speak or Not to Speak | Radha Jataka | Animated Buddhist Stories

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Radha Jataka (#145, #198)
A parrot named Radha and his brother Potthapada are tasked with watching a Brahmin's wife in his absence.
Wat San Fran is proud to present stories taken from the Jatakas, Dhammapada, and Buddhist history. These stories often use past rebirth stories (Jatakas) to reveal the connection between past and present, and illustrate the relationship between cause and effect.
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Chinese (Simplified) and Chinese (Traditional) subtitles submitted by user: John Sum
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Narrator
Name: Katie Angkustsiri Yip
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Artist
Name: Nirattisai Thungthong
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Expertise: Illustration and Photoshop
Animator
Name: Sarin Phonsawek
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Expertise: After Effects and Photoshop
Portfolio: www.deviantart...
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[@indianarchangel]

I feel that the moral of the story is "do not interfere in the Karma of another being". People react in different ways even if the advice is good and true. Let Karma be the judge of things and we should handle our own lives to the best of our ability.

[@swapnilwaghmare4893]

Thanks

[@JessT-xx9gj]

sadhu sadhu sadhu 🙏🙏🙏

[@saikumarroyyala7985]

It's a best example that do not interfere much in wicked and bad people, they may rage, somewhat same happened to me, I tried, but it failed and they laughed at me, I'm lucky cause, they didn't harm me, namo Budhaaya, 😊 may all be happy...,,,

[@AyyaSambodhi_2024]

🌺🙏Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu🙏🌺

[@trust687]

I love to listen and read all stories from jatakas♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@samikshasenthilkumar6780]

I like this story

[@Tibetkitty]

Thank you for your time and effort in making this video and all the other videos.

[@jamestown8398]

It sounded to me like Radha was criticizing the Brahmin at the end. "You left my brother and I unprotected, and now he is dead."

[@Mystic_hermit]

Those who participate in immoral and unskillful behaviours will go to any extent to hush anyone who questions their way of living.

[@himshikhakatiya7669]

I think if we interfere someone's faith or karma .. it could be harmful for ourselves also... Some time may be we are not the part of someons krma but due to our responsibility or morality we suffer because we interfais to there act . And its really heard to find where we have to help people or not .