Understanding Buddhism and the Four Noble Truths | Ajahn Brahmali | 23 November 2018

Ajahn Brahmali is back after the rains retreat. Ajahn Brahmali revisits the basic teachings of Buddhism such as the Four Noble Truths because he says these help us to see what Buddhism is pointing to and is all about. Ajahn talks about the problems of our existence and shares a story from the suttas to help illustrate the point clearly. Ajahn describes how the Buddhist path is the path to purify ourselves so that we see things in the right way, get insights into the Four Noble Truths and ultimately eliminate our suffering once and for all. Please support the BSWA in making teachings available for free online via Patreon: / buddhistsocietywa
Recorded at Dhammaloka Buddhist Centre, Perth, Western Australia.
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[@prabodiperera7573]

Thanks you for this amazing wisdom

[@akhina4752]

Learned alot from your talks as always. Well structured, step by step methodology, easy to understand & lightening the heart. Thank you Ajahn Brahmali 🙏

[@thudo5587]

Thank you for all of your great work to contribute to the Buddhism association so everyone can have peace

[@bhalithan]

nice. may all beings be happy.

[@Glaucio391973]

Gratitude for BSWA, you've done so much for me with your work and posting these blessed videos! Love, from Brazil.

[@PhoenixProdLLC]

Great to see Ajahn Brahmali again! Talk begins ~ @36:28 Very cool, BSWA, that you produce "Enlightened Times"!

[@ReganTheVegan]

My new favourite Dharma talk, thank you 🙏🏻

[@dishnaranasinghe4280]

My exact thought every time I listen to one of Ajahn Brahmali's talks!

[@HealingNatureMeditation]

Thank you!🙏💜🙏🕉

[@dishnaranasinghe4280]

Much Gratitude Bhanthe 🙏

[@CamgrowthMindset]

I am so glad to be here for listening dhamma talked to expand my knowledge

[@stephenw2045]

Brilliant and put into lay terms. Excellent stuff.

[@rashmijain2475]

Thanks for your guidelines

[@AnnaIsokoski]

Thank you Venerable 🕉

[@niccinoonar]

Ahh I recognise Ven Canda with her cushion. She told us that tip ♥️♥️♥️

[@thisisbob1001]

Very nice ha.

[@tharakagalearachchi9587]

🙏🙏🙏

[@BurksUpFuerzaRunningAwareness]

1.25 Playback speed learning Spanish

[@MartinJutras]

Great talk. Many historians agree that the Four Noble Truths were add to Buddhism much later after the death of the Buddha.

[@rollmoops923]

yes 600 year appocryph.. bagdavagita was the first oral book

[@cariyaputta]

Not true, care to give a proof?

[@juntan2338]

Talk begins at 0:00

[@thupten5520]

If you got headache does is cause by craving? If your love one die or killed did it cause by carving , desire, or attachment? If yes How?

[@user-rv6ge8mi6o]

If you got headache does is cause by craving? Because you really want (craving) to away from hadache so you feel bad (angry for your headache). If your love one die or killed did it cause by carving , desire, or attachment? If yes How? If your lover die or killed , your attachment make you realling want (desire) him or her to be alive but he or she cannot be alive so you are sad or angry or ect. Good luck and better in Dharma.

[@thupten5520]

How can carving become cause of suffering?

[@user-rv6ge8mi6o]

Example, your craving make you need somthing, if you cannot get them, you will be sad or angry or etc. If you can get them, you fear for lossing them. Both getting them or no getting them is the cause of suffering which are from craving. Good luck and better in Dharma.

[@thupten5520]

How does birth caused by carving or desire?

[@OFDM-network]

One day you will know

[@user-rv6ge8mi6o]

Because of misunderstanding about everything, you think that everything stay on so you really want them to stay with you or want to away from them but if you understand the truth of them you will be okay because you know that everything happen and gone it the normal thing but you must try and try for observe them for along time for understanding them clearly. If you know that everything cannot stay on, you will be okay with everything which happen because the last they will gone . Good luck and better in Dharma.

[@123chandimal]

Theravada Buddhism: Like The Leaves In My Hand

[@Chanokh]

38/11 Letter J invented at 1524.

[@Enpassantful]

I don't agree, Ajahn Brahm is the greatest monk of all.

[@thupten5520]

Parents have sex and we born how does that is our craving.? If not how does some one else semen and blood eggs become we.?

[@1wossdisraghu568]

🇨🇳

[@nigelsheppard625]

🇨🇳?

[@entropia34332]

This “ar” at the end of every single sentence is really off putting.

[@niccinoonar]

That can be your meditation object to soften the fault finding mind🙏

[@entropia34332]

@@niccinoonar the irony of ‘fault finding mind’…