We Are Always Looking For Happiness ~ A Teaching by Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche
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- čas přidán 28. 03. 2011
- www.tergar.org ~ In this short clip, Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche - a Tibetan lama and author of The Joy of Living - teaches how we can use our own desire for happiness to open our heart to others. This clip is drawn from a dialogue that Mingyur Rinpoche had with renowned neuroscientist Dr. Richard Davidson in Madison, Wisconsin, USA. June 4, 2010. You can learn more about Mingyur Rinpoche at the website of his spiritual community, www.tergar.org.
This video includes subtitles in Spanish and Portuguese. - Věda a technologie
Waking up to this this morning! Thank you Rinpoche ❤
Rinpoche, you are a delightful and wise man.
truly blessing, short message but so meaningful. thank you.
Hii
Thank you Master🙏🙏🙏
he is awesome. very funny too :)
Great insight. A short but impactful. Would really love to have a longer session from Master Mingyur Rinnpoche. Yes, I know that I will have to wait, He is off for his retreat. May he finds whatever he was looking for. Extremely impressive, his willingness to let go of everything and follow tradition training retreat. _(I)_ _(I)_ _(I)_
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Sadhū 🙏
Wauw cool
app Hindi me bol sakte he to plz 1_2 video Hindi me banade
I may recognize that others suffer, and compassion for others certainly grows from that, but what about the suffering that people cause to others, whether other people or other animals? I become very, very angry when I see the suffering humans cause to other beings (for example, when someone wears a fur coat). In Christianity it is called righteous anger, and it is the only kind of anger that is not sinful. But what about in the Buddha's teachings? How can I transform that anger into compassion?
People have different ideas of what's right and wrong. The person wearing the fur coat doesn't see anything wrong with wearing it. But you can't help but feel anger and that's ok too. If you hold a pot of water over fire it will boil. There's nothing wrong with the pot of water and nothing's wrong with you feeling anger. I have learned to sit with my anger and watch it without labeling it for a few minutes and it eventually dissolves.
Like - Dislike, Good - Bad, Happiness - Suffering- all is in the mind. We have to go beyond mind to gain wisdom. And the way for that is meditation. Hope you understand :)
There is not one angry mind that does not believe to be righteous