The Four Noble Truths | Swami Sarvapriyananda

[@MountainDharma]

I love that he talks about the Buddhadhamma. Sometimes the vedantists have a better context for the Buddha’s teachings than we get in Buddhist traditions because the Buddha used the language of those traditions that existed prior to and during his own life.

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

The Swami speaks about the four sites the Bodhisattwa saw. I have visited and videographed these four sites.

[@sbh0892]

I think the Buddhists and Vedantins have much more in common than they care to admit. I no longer classify myself as either.

[@eddie.sobenes]

Love Swami Sarvapriyananda's teachings. He is such a great scholar and teacher.

[@amanitamuscaria7500]

And linguist. I love him.

[@jacobfraser1238]

I was going to say we'll put to the first guy but your addition tops it off Scholar, teacher and linguist

[@narayanchandrasadhu8073]

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[@arunkumart3135]

Best on planet

[@sreeladevi1780]

Parting from Loved ones is also sufferng...

[@yashodabisht2019]

The way he explained it took me to another world. He is a real gem in this era.

[@storyBuddhas]

"This video is a great source of motivation for making the most of life."

[@patialaclubfootfoundationd4136]

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[@devinderkaul2371]

I go to Buddhist meditation centre in Dharamshala every year to listen to discourses. Listening to you was quite refreshing May all beings be happy and their pain destroyed

[@unnikuttan7960]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 🙏 🙏

[@aksharma4304]

I have also completed three 10 day courses of Vipassana as well as one Satipatthana as taught by S. N. Goenka BUT Advaita Vedanta or Nagarjuna Emptiness or Nondualism is ULTIMATE. Without realising Emptiness or Fullness (Poonam or Brahman) OR Nonduality, Vipassana too becomes mechanical or I say that Vipassana meditators are also Workoholics (like Raja Yogi in Hinduism) and they are not effortless type and hence they are also far from the satisfaction in Life. Goenka was not able to dictate effortless meditation on Nonduality AFTER Vipassana although he taught Compassion (in place of Apathy) which is not ultimate. Goenka was unique and supreme in my view, of course, in the field of Meditation indeed BUT after sometime effortless in Life is supreme in my view.

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

I do research on Buddhism in Bihar. The Swami speaks about the four sites the Bodhisattwa saw. I have visited and videographed these four sites.

[@FacereadingsWithNitesh]

thank you Swami ji for sharing the Buddha wisdom :)

[@jeanM256]

Need to listen to this again. OMG so much to take away.. love love love🙏🏽

[@buddymc]

Thank you for this teaching. As a Buddhist, I appreciate the explanation regarding atman according to Advaita teachings. I understand this better now.

[@niranjansaikia9379]

❤❤❤❤❤🎉 thank you so much for sharing this holy grail of Buddhism to us..thanks again swamiji❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉

[@deela262]

🙏🙏🙏 This is a wonderful talk on Buddhas central Teachings. @28:00 the "8 types of sufferings" mentioned here is how The Buddha first described the Noble Truth of Suffering in His first discourse " Dhamma chakka pavattana sutta" . There He said, " jatipi dukkha ( birth is suffering), jarapi dukkha ( old age us suffering), vyadipi dukkha ( sickness is suffering) maranampi dukkham( death is suffering), appiyehi sampayogo dukkho ( being with the unpleasant is suffering), piyehi vippayogo dukkho( separation from what's pleasant is dukkha), yam pichcham na labhati thampi dukkham ( not getting wishes fulfilled is suffering) and sankhittena panchupadanakhanda dukkha ( in short, the 5 aggregates are suffering) In another sutta ( Sacca Vibhanga sutta) these terms are further described . for instance, what's birth, what's death etc, all at the empirical level.

[@malwar21]

I really connect with Buddhism.❤ "Suffering is pervasive. Not that there is happiness and suffering, but even happiness is suffering."

[@joshfloyd7755]

Almost!The attachment to Happiness causes suffering. Experience Happiness, know it as an emotion , allow it to pass. While I understand this , it's still hard to not embrace these emotional states as they arise. " The path to selflessness is the surrender which is no surrender " ~ Ram Dass

[@malwar21]

@@joshfloyd7755 Thanks for the clarification!!

[@joshfloyd7755]

@@malwar21 no problem! you suffer from yourselves, none else compels - I think that was Ramana Maharishi

[@judyshirani3131]

Dear Swami ji, I really appreciate your teaching.🇱🇰🙏

[@allpointstoone4346]

This would have to be one of the best talks i've heard about the four noble truths. Swami Sarvapriyananda is a very good teacher with great knowledge of the great teachings, thank you Sir, Very good, Sadhu....

[@limtaichoy1856]

Good

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[@leelakalyanaraman3504]

🙏 Om Namoh Bhagavaté Sri Ramakrishnaye 🙏... Thanks to my guru here, I was directed to your KZbin talks Swamiji, and finally told that Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamasa is my real Guru

[@ganesanls8723]

I can listen to this any numbers of times- so uplifting

[@Nutanimalsstory2690]

I have studied four noble truths by different masters. This is the best? Thank you Sawmiji.

[@lazerlloyd1]

So clear

[@sairamvenkatraman5983]

Thanks Swamji. Excellent explanation on 4 Noble Truths.

[@Windhorse_Mcghee]

15:15 The 3 kinds of suffering : suffering of suffering , suffering of change and pervasive suffering

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

I do research on Buddhism in Bihar. The Swami speaks about the four sites the Bodhisattwa saw. I have visited and videographed these four sites.

[@3dulimited952]

One of the best teachers of the dharma without a doubt

[@medhahuilgol562]

Swami, my day is never complete until I listen to one of your lectures. The clarity and simplification of the most complex of scriptures is unparalleled. I thank you and the person who introduced me to your talks every single day in my prayers!🙏🙏🙏

[@Vivekanand44]

My day doesn't start without listen to him...we are blessed to have him in this current era

[@kaustavdas7996]

True

[@dsarkar6168]

I am amazed to hear His explanation about Buddha’s fourth Noble Truths with His clear deep realisation. He is an incredible Hind monk who has possessed vast knowledge regarding many many spiritual issues as well. My heartfelt thanks for you always!

[@ruthbelda3887]

How in the world do you remember all of this, Swamiji? This was a wonderful exposition on the topic.

[@avimohan6594]

Ikr? From the Upanishads to Victorian poetry, from ancient Greek philosophy to modern positive psychology, this man seems to have everything at his fingertips.

[@Wokehuman5346]

This is the power of Bramhacharya.

[@TeacupChinese]

Yes, he's amazing.

[@84sahi]

Prolly read a lot of books and churned the knowledge on the truth . He was a true seeker . He finally found it and Sharing with others :)

[@evensaj]

He has been a scholar at Harvard

[@chnnlsrfr3873]

Comparing and contrasting throughout really answered a lot of questions I had dangling around.

[@hiranmoydas298]

প্রণাম মহারাজ!

[@juliahunsinger3070]

Thank you for this wonder-filled talk. I gained much insight. Jai Guru

[@buddhafarms-sustainability1277]

Namaste . Blessings in the Light! 🙏

[@srinivasanrengarajan3911]

One of the best lectures on Buddhism. Linking it to Shankara is just amazing. An awesome teacher & story teller. Thank you swami SPA

[@ajaymathur9406]

What a great knowledge and simplified explanation. Siddhartha Gautam was the scientist who decoded mysteries of universe, vibrations and frequencies. Great teachings and philosophy indeed.

[@jonewing2541]

Thank you Swami Sarvapriyananda for helping others to become more calm and peaceful in a chaotic world. Suffering exists only when we believe it is suffering and allow adversities press our buttons. Take for example, do you get angry and frustrated when things don't go your way, and challenging situations cause you to dwell in an endless spiral of hatred asking why this is happening to you? Or, do you take the harsh bumps on the road of life as welcome and grateful lessons for you to gain greater wisdom and maturity? We are the aware coming here willingly into this area of low consciousness to be in human form and being temporary unaware, with the purpose of participating in an ongoing test of equally powerful and equally accessible opposing energies of light and dark. Then through many lifetimes of free will exploration and maturation, we will gain enough wisdom to uncover, realize, and become who we truly are, which is unconditional love, compassion, and joy. A circular path of the aware being unaware, then becoming aware again. Relax and enjoy the adventure we all passionately signed up for. And desire is not a bad thing when it is from good intention. What is so wrong with having a desire to help others out of their spirals of anger and frustration. What is so wrong with having a desire to buy a nice camera to capture the exquisite beauty of a glorious sunset. What is so wrong with having a desire for a car so children don't have to walk 10 miles to and from school everyday? What is so wrong with having a desire to make more money if it is made with fairness, honesty, and integrity? We live in only a small fraction of the vast grand reality. Is it possible to be enlightened in this state of low consciousness and know all when we haven't even experience the rest of the whole reality? Perhaps we should replace the word "enlightened" with "greater wisdom and maturity" to properly imply there is still more wisdom and maturity to be had outside of this small part of reality. With greater wisdom and maturity comes higher compassion to help others less aware. It is our duty to expand our knowledge, and to use that knowledge for the benefit of others. This is only one of the many divine mentoring system in place to help humanity evolve. Another one is karma, which is a divine guidance system to nudge us back onto the good path when we veered off the path through free will exploration from poor choices. We should be grateful to karma for balancing us and not think of it as a form of punishment. God/Higher Self/Creative Source/Prime Creator is a benevolent confluence of multi-dimensional energy of unconditional love, compassion, and joy. At our core is unconditional love, compassion, and joy because we are made in God's image with the temple of God within. Everything in this part of reality is created for the comfort of humans while participating in the test. To say we are born here to suffer from birth to death is a great disservice to the unconditional love of God. We could live a wonderful life of calm, peace, and gratitude by making daily choices that align with unconditional love. There is no need to incessantly seek awakening or "enlightenment", just let things unfold naturally because our innate knows when to bring us lessons at the right time for each of our customized spiritual evolution. When we conduct ourselves that aligns with our core self, the veil of forgetfulness that is purposely built into our human mind for the test will slowly be lifted, enabling us to perceive a clearer connection to the rest of our vast infinite self on the other side of the veil. Then we will begin to see the wonderment and grandness of this part of reality, instead of seeing it as what some call a living hell or a soul prison. With a clearer connection comes more awareness that spreads joy, calm, and peace. We are not born sinners or born to suffer. We are spiritually powerful beings with all the tools within to uncover our magnificence. The higher our state of consciousness, the more the tool box opens. It is not a coincident that at the pure unaltered core of all divine spiritually teachings uniformly teaches us a way of living that uplifts our consciousness. The first step to higher consciousness is having gratitude. Grateful to be here. Grateful to be alive. Grateful for experiencing both good and bad as lessons to gain greater wisdom and maturity. Without gratitude, we allow the ego survival mind to be dominant, projecting the false nature that embraces greed, selfishness, envy, separation, and superiority, all of which greatly hinders our spiritual evolution. All the best.

[@hitachi9778]

A desire that does not arise from the need to escape the present moment dissatisfaction or dukkha is fine. The desire that aims is fine. The desire that escapes is a problem

[@chitritaroychoudhury7081]

Extraordinary power of explaining the truth as though it is simple. I shall treasure this lecture all my life. Pranam to the Buddha, pranam to Swamiji.

[@sarathdasanayake5107]

I am buddhist from Sri Lanka, I learned so much from you about buddhist, Thanks you swamiji

[@bhikkudhammasambhava1203]

Wow, The way he explains, is wonderful. a great explanation. Thank you so much. if can do a session the difference between the central philosophy of Advidatha and Buddhism.

[@sandeepatshetty]

the similarity and common ground between Buddhism and adavaita ...can be explored

[@nathanashley2693]

that would be great

[@dimitriskerkoulas]

Anattā or Anatman is the difference.

[@statickk14]

He has recently done so, check it out. Amazing discussion

[@tribebuddha]

Swami Ji is one of the best teachers in KZbin, and I have been using this video hosting platform for more than a decade. Lol. I am also glad that I was taught by Swamiji's from Belur Math when I was a schoolboy. 😊☝🏼👍🏻

[@asofotida443]

You lucky ba@@@@d !!!

[@truewantsaband]

I really appreciate him pointing out that we're insulated from suffering. Suffering can be such an isolating experience because people avert their eyes.

[@edduardozamboga4082]

PHILOSOPHY OF THE 4TH WAY STARTED ME ON MY PATH

[@willomo]

Much gratitude Swami for all you talks and sharing knowledge. I follow advaita but also hfollowed buddhism and I feel joy in seeing some commanility. But there are many paths to the same goal, You teach with such clarity and respect for ll traditions and ideas and to me that is a sign of an authentic realised teacher, Thank you

[@jayrajramjutun5360]

Swamiji,i have been following your lectures through internet for many years now.I feel so blessed for having finally found the guru who has given me most,if not all the answers,to the innumerable questions that confronts the true,but ignorant seeker.Stay blessed and continue to be a great torchbearer to all sincere seekers.

[@ebalanebalan243]

Swamiji's teachings are very good and easy to understand. Thanks Swamiji.

[@shritasarkar339]

Pronam Swamiji Maharaj....

[@rohitlalsahu3802]

Such a simple man with large amount of knowledge.

[@michaelkewl7056]

I can listen to this swami eternally and now I am addicted to spirituality and philosophy. I wished if I were a monk like him.

[@55rkraju]

This is the first time I heard Budhist philosophy of samsara in an abstract and simple way. Thank you so much Swamiji.

[@rameshkhare2078]

Wonderful, what a great scholar, equally great a teacher, a great advaitin still such a great command in Buddhism. Pranam Svamiji, charan sparsh. One humble request- want to listen more on Buddhism.

[@sagar11222]

buddha did very thorough diagnosis of our daily lives. GOOD DUDE BUDDHA.

[@rapid5208]

Thanks to his nagging wife!

[@CaptainPhilosophical]

Thank you for your time and efforts.

[@garypuckettmuse]

Stunning. Clear, warm, insightful. And did everyone notice the prescription for understanding suffering sounded just like the prescription for understanding vedanta -- hear, reflect upon and finally own it. I really appreciate when Hinduism embraces Buddhism like this and I know, Buddhists such as the Dalai Lama always give praise to all the Hindu traditions for their contributions to Buddhism, in the first instance of it's inception but also throughout the history of the religion. Interestingly to date no one has formulated a more universal and universally true formulation for dealing with suffering than the Buddha. All of psychiatry and psychology are riffs on radical acceptance of he four noble truths. Swami delivers thee goods once again.

[@zarabayworth4232]

Love you swami

[@hiteshbagul1279]

It's great to listen to your enlightened words. Thanks to push us little bit by your sincere efforts.

[@brocklesnar2922]

🙏🙏🙏Thanks for valuable

[@annieasn]

Thank you so very much🙏🙏🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏

[@geetasubramanian9049]

Swamiji your talks are so well informed. I enjoy listening to your discourses . It is esoteric yet understandable. I seem to agree with those who believe Buddhism is a serious religion with much focus on human suffering. There was much suffering in India in the past with. extreme unbearable poverty ,then serious and incurable diseases like leprosy and TB and premature death of youth and children in the midst of serious suffering. Science and systems have greatly improved human lives and must be accessible to all. In fact I like the common philosophy that says - enjoy this life - not intended to be with alcohol, parties or overindulgent living A life on the middle path in moderation using techniques in moderation to balance life out works well for many. Equanimity , peace and an enjoyable happy life is achievable by many in the current era. The challenge of our times is getting most of humankind access to basic needs including health and for people to develop the mindset of moderation In wants, desires and also service for betterment of those that are helpless. The path of self discovery is a parallel path and the enlightened have experienced it . We can do that too especially and the start is with teachers like yourselves. Thank you.

[@luzelmartinez9016]

Beautiful presentation. Thank you.

[@jamesjosheph3006]

Yedi janma mrutia jara vyadi na bhavanthu....Yedi ishta viyog na bhavanthu....Yedi Sarvam Anithyam na bhavanthu....Yedi Sarvam shenikam na bhavanthu....Yedi Sarvam soonyam na bhavanthu..... Yedi Sarvam dukkam na bhavanthu.,🙏🙏🙏. My experience of living certified each sentence you said.🙏 First Vedas, then Budhism, Shankaracharya, Swamy Sarvapriyananda, Swamy Nochur, each one took my life to higher diamension....Pain is there, but no suffering🙏

[@haradhandhak6145]

Hari 🕉 pronam sawmije

[@sourabhashantappa1649]

Thank you Swamiji for yet another wonderful talk. The fact that you often quote the masters like Bhagavan Buddha, Shri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa and Swami Vivekananada makes me feel like we know all of them and they are still very much alive in this era (through their teachings of course). I feel truly blessed to have been born in this generation, where we have remote access to such profound knowledge and wisdom. Thank you for all your efforts in trying to share this knowledge with everyone. Also, thank you for getting us closer to this source of knowledge.😇🙏🏼

[@saratbhatia]

Thank you Swamiji for yet another profusely enlightening talk. We are highly indebted. Please bless us with the ability to absorb, imbibe and inspire others with the supreme knowledge that we are fortunate enough to acquire through your discourses.

[@nishanthajayaweera6789]

සාධූ සාධූ සාධූ 🙏🙏🙏

[@jayanthiramanan3043]

Love the way Swamy explains the complex topics in advaita Vedanta.

[@michaeldillon3113]

Very beautiful exposition of the Way of the Buddha with universal themes that will resonate with all sincere seekers 🙏🕉️☸️🔯✝️

[@aninditamazumder1732]

May all be happy, may all can chant the name of God joyfully. Pranam Maharaj ji

[@shrutichugh3958]

Just listening to your voice puts me in a higher state of mind Swami ji! Thankful for your presence and acquaintance! 😇🙏

[@rajeshpant6966]

Thank you swamiji for a beautiful discourse

[@indrajitbhowmik4507]

Pranams to revered Maharaj.

[@kinleydorji7106]

Thank you Swami mi ji for profound insight on four noble truth. Atmanamaste.

[@vinodmohan123]

The best spiritual discourse that I have heard till date. Pranam Swamiji. Really feeling blessed. Listening from a small State Kerala in India a discourse which happened in New York. made possible by technological advancement. Loka Samastha Sukhino Bhavanthu. Let everyone be blessed to have self realisation in this very life itself.🙏🙏🙏

[@dhanrajmohan701]

Public comments. Man created his own destiny . Pulling the air quality .sad kem trail ??? Why greed and power. No one can run from destiny. What is the dark must come to light amen. The truth shall prevail amen. The ten commandments amen. Why war only peace ☮️ peace ☮️ peace ☮️ .god created everything for humanity to enjoy life.

[@urmila16]

Beautiful exposition integration yet understanding of Advaita and Lord Buddha's teachings. Blessed to hear him.

[@AbstruseDaPoet]

Love this talk! It has allowed me to see suffering as an inevitability and somehow I feel liberated by that. Also him saying Buddhism is analytical makes sense i was drawn to it.

[@jonksjonks2]

Thank you Swami!

[@pramodrai3199]

Pranam Swami Jee 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@kushalmohta5116]

Pranaam maharaaj . Very nice pravachan....💐💐

[@dayeetaroy7452]

Very happy and delighted to hear Swamiji's lectures. Being a student of Philosophy, want to hear about Yogacara Tradition.

[@GreatMindd]

Sashtanga pranams to Swamiji. Haven't heard a person with such an ocean of knowledge and insight. The simplicity, eloquence and poise with which Swamiji imparts these teachings is truly captivating. Can't thank enough.

[@kanishkakk4017]

Phenomenal explanation! Anyone coming from any ethnicity, religion or social background can understand this. Thank you & may you attain supreme bliss of Nirvana 🙏

[@sanjoyadhikari1138]

5o

[@rcbhattacharya260]

It is indeed nice to listen to Swami Sarbapriyanandaji

[@hindukushojha4913]

The dualistic and non dualistic dichotomy...with reference to Buddhism . You explained so lucidly. Swamiji thank you

[@tulip4951]

Thank you, your talks have lot of clarity and are beautiful, I feel blessed that I get to listen to you🙏

[@praveenp8158]

Change itself is not the cause of suffering, it is expecting a source of happiness to remain changeless. Identifying with body-mind as the Self is the cause for endless suffering. It is a desire to continue to exist in this limited form. Birth itself is the beginning of death. Creation itself is the beginning of destruction. Overcome the ignorance about the reality. Pranaams Swami!

[@frankz4900]

Thank you very much Swami

[@athulasamarasekera661]

Supra explanation !🙏

[@yogiciq]

Explained it very well, always loved the teachings of Swami Sarvapriyananda

[@bharathkumartr1935]

Tank u swamyji your knowledge amazing me

[@tapandutta5402]

Pronam Maharaj, I am greatly enriched by your devine explanation

[@jayaghosh8807]

Thanks for your inspiring lectures.It creates a great impact in my mind and life.

[@Noidentityism]

As a Buddhist , also studying the Vedantas, it was very informative to get a perspective of Buddhism from yourself, Swami. What is evident is that at the core, the path to awakening are the same in all spiritual philosophies with slightly different nuances. Regarding the word suffering , although correct, it feels slightly more positive to think of it as unsatisfactory. Because on a mundane, day to day level, we are dissatisfied, disappointed or discontented that our desires and expectations are not being fulfilled or at the way things are, rather than suffering which we do in certain scenarios! 🙏🏾

[@Views-qz8we]

Path out of samsara into pure true nature or moksha

[@Amorhoo]

for buddhists, only 8 fold path is the true path. so do you find this in all philosophies?

[@Views-qz8we]

All religions worship something outside of the sense something not material they are all trying to penetrate to the self,atma ,wich is everpresent omnipotent but because of ignorance or wrong beliefs wrong ideas about the existence we think that we don’t know the atma. You could say it is covered by wrong ideas.

[@amondal3442]

@@Amorhoo you only find 8fold path? Not find illusion of doctrine of sense object and self and lokas just like dream? Probably you don't understand Buddha's teaching

[@sudarshangurung]

I couldn't agree more Anna.

[@nandamenon7453]

“The soul has an infinite geometry, It’s a beautiful singularity, If you want to understand nothingness, Just try to solve for 1/x” - Nanda Menon This reconciles the Buddhist and Vedantin concepts

[@janndewit4795]

Swami ji, Sarvapriyanand, you R brilliant! The path of the Buddha, so reveared, still too often, comprehended mysterious somehow, - with the nothingness an all that. Thank U, 4 clarification. Thank you!

[@kulturekatha8407]

Amazing lecture on Buddhism! Such clarity of thought and expression! Thanks a lot swamiji!!

[@OneSupreme08]

I have worked for a year in old age home and it was best spiritual lesson about existence of suffering. where there is so much suffering the presence of God is strong.

[@anuradhaperera3802]

We dont talk about Gods when we talk suffering ......you made a mistake

[@Anshuman_72]

Gratitude Swamiji. Listening to you I flow towards you, wanting to contribute and take your blessings. Hope with Bhagwan’s grace I am able to meet you in person.

[@SenaitMulugeta8]

Thank you dear teacher 🙏💟🙏

[@bjana1950]

I am so grateful, thank you !

[@sanscritodesdecero]

He has just clarified for me a question I had in my mind for so long that other teachers had dismissed regarding buddhism and advaita vedanta! Thanks so much Swamiji!

[@supriyabajpayee6601]

pranam swamiji🙏

[@lakshmisetlur]

Thank you very much Swamiji. I have been listening to as many of your enlightening lectures as possible.

[@krishnaganguly8540]

Pranam Swami your lectures are mesmerizing and comforts the Soul 🙏

[@suethai7359]

The Four Noble Truths is The core of Budha Teachings 🙏🙏🙏 Sathu Sathu and Sathu

[@arseniclobster]

This is an excellent elucidation of the 12 causal links (dependent co-arising) by grounding it in a frame of reference across three lifetimes: past, present, and future.

[@TODDZEN]

Buddha smiled and lifted up a flower. That's it.

[@आध्यात्मएवंदर्शन]

Very nice lacture on Budha Darshan. Thanks a lot for giving clear understanding of the philosophy of Budha.

[@lavinaasnani2120]

In Total Gratitude for this very beautiful knowledge Swamiji!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹