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Such a simple story... We not all crazy.. We are all Buddha!! It something outside us that creates this madness!! When you born, the very moment you are a Buddha in seed, without mind without any idea about anything.. You grow up and you become someone in the eyes of others and in your own eyes... Your buddha nature is there hidden deep within you!! The only thing to realize is that you need to remove the dust and junk that covering your Being.. And suddenly for the first time you are blessed!! Enjoy the moments!!!
@@soslothful Indeed it is, indeed it is. In fact, it may all sync together as one in a calm sea that has many motions within it constantly and yet is still a calm sea.
This probably defeats the purpose, but I'm confused by these words. I don't even know how to frame my confusion in a way that allows me to see how to phrase it. I understand the ending message, I understand that the two stories are similar but inverse in the flow of narrative with the same meaning, but I cannot grasp the hidden message underneath. Everyone and everything has been telling me the same thing, for what feels like years, a decade or more even, and yet, the dream remains the lens through which the light is filtered, and I'm addicted to that light cast by the lens. Even if it's my lens...?
I am still a little confused myself, especially when the Buddha in the story starts explaining the logic. But I think with Yajnadatta, the idea was that Yajnadatta looked in the mirror, saw the beauty, & thought it was not his, so he went looking for it, not realizing it WAS his all along. When the Buddha asked Purna about his thoughts, Purna said Yajnadatta must be mad, why else would he run? But where I get somewhat lost & I think I see where the Buddha was going here: but basically he is saying that the story of Yajnadatta is a paradox. Where did Yajnadatta's "madness" come from? See if you can answer that question.
I like graphic,music,your voice,every thing in this clip .And for the best please show the exactly that the Budhha said, The best for us. Of course should more study in Buddhawajana.
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Thank You So Much For Watching And STAAAY BLESSED :)
If You are interested in my book full of short stories it is available now !
www.amazon.com/dp/B0BPQYT3WH
www.amazon.in/dp/B0BPQYT3WH
Thank you sir 🙏
" The happiness of your life
depends on the quality
of your thoughts . "
- Marcus Aurelius . -
Such a simple story...
We not all crazy.. We are all Buddha!!
It something outside us that creates this madness!!
When you born, the very moment you are a Buddha in seed, without mind without any idea about anything..
You grow up and you become someone in the eyes of others and in your own eyes...
Your buddha nature is there hidden deep within you!!
The only thing to realize is that you need to remove the dust and junk that covering your Being..
And suddenly for the first time you are blessed!!
Enjoy the moments!!!
The madness you create inside yourself. You see things that are false, you create cravings, etc..You master your own mind or create the chaos inside.
Love this❤
We are all mad. Constant chattering within ourselves
@@Xzontyr Maybe that's why were so addicted to sensual stimulation, so we can feel in controll of our mind even though we know we are not.
Vipassana meditation is solution 💐
Why is the chattering a symptom of madness? Might it not be a way one makes decisions and gain knowledge?
@@soslothful Indeed it is, indeed it is. In fact, it may all sync together as one in a calm sea that has many motions within it constantly and yet is still a calm sea.
@@Xzontyr Can you support this claim?
" The caterpillar's end
is the butterfly's
beginning . "
Another beautiful story. Everything you need is already within. Be your own unique you. Blessings ☀️
Reflection tells us the reason of our internal personal
It is better to conquer yourself than to win thousands battles...,,,
Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of throwing it at someone else; you are the one who gets burned.
Buddha
Great story ❤❤
It's so within 🙏Ty Budda
A very beautiful story! Thank you
Thank you ♥️😊
This story touched my heart... I'm that mad person.. who even knows his madness but still can't get out of it .. 😭😭
Buddhism is simple and yet so deep
Amazingg hats off
Thank you ❤
Thanks
jai buddha ji 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you
In madness lies sanity. Alan watts
Awesome story 👏 ever
Great thing
Beautiful video.
Thank you.
I already have head on shoulder
And I have hairs too 😁
Ty🤗
This probably defeats the purpose, but I'm confused by these words. I don't even know how to frame my confusion in a way that allows me to see how to phrase it. I understand the ending message, I understand that the two stories are similar but inverse in the flow of narrative with the same meaning, but I cannot grasp the hidden message underneath. Everyone and everything has been telling me the same thing, for what feels like years, a decade or more even, and yet, the dream remains the lens through which the light is filtered, and I'm addicted to that light cast by the lens. Even if it's my lens...?
I am still a little confused myself, especially when the Buddha in the story starts explaining the logic. But I think with Yajnadatta, the idea was that Yajnadatta looked in the mirror, saw the beauty, & thought it was not his, so he went looking for it, not realizing it WAS his all along. When the Buddha asked Purna about his thoughts, Purna said Yajnadatta must be mad, why else would he run? But where I get somewhat lost & I think I see where the Buddha was going here: but basically he is saying that the story of Yajnadatta is a paradox. Where did Yajnadatta's "madness" come from? See if you can answer that question.
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I like graphic,music,your voice,every thing in this clip .And for the best please show the exactly that the Budhha said, The best for us. Of course should more study in Buddhawajana.
If confusion has no cause, then how can we escape it?
Thank You very much!
Beautiful 👌
Stay blessed 💞
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We all are bad in someone's story
That's true for the many people that like you there will be people that do not. Just get on with life.
Great story
Normal. What is normal? Be a Buddha , not normal. See the wise in the foolish . And treat all of them just the same.
Well what's this all about? Eon is confusing Confucius? Some people say that those that can't, talk. While those that can, do.
I felt like I understood a part of it and at the same time didn't understand some of it
Stay Blessed!!
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Awesome. This is the essence of Vedanta.
Hello, how you create these videos , animation, ?
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Please make Spotify podcast too 🙏
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lol, never expected to get heart, thx bro ;)
Your content is just 🌟👌 I'm interested in making Hindi story telling videos like you, can you help me Or guide me ?? It will be a huge help for me.
Try some of the teachings of Lord Krishna . There is great wisdom there .
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Dont limit yourself . Christ would tell you so. Christ saw wisdom in pagan Roman's as well as Jewish.