yeah, beats the sh*t out of some of his more recent shows. For a while it's felt like Joe having pull back and not ask what he REALLY wants to do, who to ask, but...trying to please someone else. All the twatty Spotify employees with purple hair and John Waters mustaches. (No offense to John, John's pretty cool.)
They stopped short of the craziest part of the story: "After years of adhering to the strict diet and nearing starvation, a monk was then buried alive in an underground chamber. Breathing through a bamboo tube, the monk sat in a lotus position and chanted sutra in the darkness. Each day he rang a bell inside the tomb to signal that he remained alive. When the peals finally ended, the air tube was removed and the tomb."
I can’t imagine how much pain these monks must have been in before they died. The fact that they continued through the whole process just demonstrates their determination and faith.
I had an uncle that spent 30 years preparing his body for preservation and mummification and he was incased in a statue. Only we considered he drank himself to death, called the statue a coffin and buried it instead up propping it up on a shelf.
We lost my step-grandfather (on my mothers side), 42yrs ago when I was 12. All I can really remember about him was, he was real quiet and he loved to lean on stuff. He'd lean on stuff, like other people's cars, doorways, trees ect. He especially loved going out on his deck for hours, leaning on the railing and staring out across the ocean. Trouble was, he and my gramma lived in the middle of the woods, so of course there was no ocean. {0.o} Looking back, I remember he always kept a single wooden-crutch behind his back seat. I thought it was there as self-defense weapon or so he could park in the Handicapped spots. I realize now it was for just-in-case he found himself in the middle of an empty field with nothin' to lean on. {0.o}
There are alot of Mummified Monks in Thailand. When you visit some of the Temples in the rural areas you can find them. It's usually the original abbot or a very well respected Monk there at some point. They even change the robes once a year and hold a ceremony to pay respect to them.
Yeah I saw one first hand over there. I initially thought it was a statue and then when I looked closer, I could see the eyelashes and texture of skin. He was painted in gold leaf and wearing a saffron robe surrounded by flowers. It was really beautiful
I am a Ch'an Buddhist, from the same denomination of Buddhism as Liuquan. Just want to clear up two things: 1) Liuquan was not a Buddha, but a Buddhist monk and 2) the emaciated statues are NOT of the Buddha, but of Siddhārtha BEFORE he became the Buddha. He, like many mystics in his time, tried the path of aestheticism. He thought that depriving oneself of virtually everything was a path to enlightenment. He almost drowned one day while bathing as he was so weak. A woman cowherder saw him and gave him nourishment with one of her cow's milk. At that moment he realized that aestheticism was extreme and radical and was NOT the right path to enlightenment. He was still NOT a Buddha at this point and not enlightened. Having said that, he was still not doing what Liuquan and other monks were doing. Siddhārtha was starving himself, the Ch'an monks were radicals who DID eat, just a limited diet. Their diet made up about 10 minutes of their day (monks eat at lunch time and that's it) and does not reflect their beliefs and practice (which was not radical) for the other 23 hours and 50 minutes of their day. Also, it is so exceedingly rare that monks tried this diet that in Japan where it was more "common" there are only 24 ever known to try it. Chinese monks DID NOT use this diet so they would die, they wanted to live as long as they could. It was NOT a "kamikaze" diet. As for his guest saying "He did something the Buddha couldn't." like Joe he knows next to nothing about Buddhism or the Buddha so shouldn't speak on it. The inverse is true: the Buddha did many things that Liuquan couldn't do including having a far more extreme diet of complete starvation. While we might think Liuquan's diet was extreme, in comparison to Siddhārtha's starvation diet, it was tame. Lastly, FWIW the world's oldest self-mummified body is that of Huineng (638-713), the Sixth Patriarch of Ch'an. You can Google image search pictures of him and his story.
TO JOE OR JAIME: Joe Rogan should have a Tibetan Buddhist monk on the podcast sometime. I highly recommend you guys reach out to people like Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche or Alan Wallace to learn more about Buddhism, its beginnings, its transmutations across the world, what it is, what it is about, what stories of history do they have from the Pali Canon to the mystical supernatural stuff that can be found in Buddhism, Buddhism in India, Buddhism in Tibet, Buddhism throughout the world, Theravada Buddhism, Mahayana Buddhism, Buddhist Psychology, Ontology, Epistemology, and Philosophy, etc. It's great to hear you talk about Buddhism, but, and to no offense, there are several main pieces of ignorance / misconceptions that need to be cleared up about it so that you as well as all of us can see the whole picture better. Buddhism really is quite vast, but a good starting point is to learn the Pali Canon as that is the life story of Prince Siddhartha Gautama and of how he became the Buddha, and to then expand beyond that using logic and reasoning and analytical thinking.
@@Iron-Bridge Tummo is part of secret tantra so It will be tough finding someone who can elaborate without breaking vows, and breaking vows is out of the question for Vajrayana practitioners. I think Lama Yeshe speaks about Tummo in general terms in one of his books, i can’t remember the name. I’ll come back and post the book name here.
@@nomad_333_ Needs to happen, my brother! If they have any Buddhist monk on the podcast, whether Tibetan or not, I truly think that'd be of great benefit to so many people who are willing to listen! I also think it'd be a great thing if they had a Tibetan monk on the podcast to perhaps shed light on the 11th Panchen Lama controversy which may hopefully produce global support in encouraging China to free him and his family.
There is a Tibetan temple right on 45th St in Austin so it would not be that difficult to get a lama to talk. There are also several (20 to 30) Buddhist temples/ monasteries in Austin if a comparison is needed. In fact, there is a vihara on Honeycomb Dr. that is home of a western born monk so there would be no accent. UT also is a great source of Buddhist experts
I remember Joe having some Buddha statues on the table of the old set, and always assumed he had read something of the teachings or history, but it appears I was mistaken, haha.
@@theymademepickaname1248 are you looking that shit up so you can be mad about it? Because I literally NEVER get anything like that in my recommendations
@@themostdiabolicalhater5986 I just went scrolled through his videos for the past few months, and it looks like he's toned it down. There was a span where it was like: right wing cia guy, anti vax stuff, Ben Shapiro, climate change is fake guy, Ted Nugent, more vaccine crap, Jordan Peterson, etc.
LOL Joe can be so relatable. There are a lot of words I have read many times, but never heard them audibly pronounced. And yes, "eschewed" is one of those words for me as well. I think I've even written it down a few times, but I've never said it and rarely, if ever heard it said.
@6:00 The story of Sujata, the young girl who gave the emaciated Gautama a bowl of rice-milk porridge, is an interesting part of the Buddha life story, as we can imagine the energy it gave Gautama, after starving himself for so long, to sit through the following night to see the Morning Star and realize full enlightenment. Sujata is often depicted on the base of many Buddha statues holding the bowl in upraised arms. It really does sound like an authentic historical occurence, and it is no accident that Sujata's offering of food, and Gautama's breaking his vow to accept the food, is what directly led to the founding of one of the world's great religions.
I didn't realise that. Great story. My feelings about Buddhism is its a philosophy not a religion. Descibing it as a philosophy enables atheists to focus their energy on living this lifestyle. But what do I know.
'Life is like playing an musical instrument, Tighten the string too much & it'll snap, Loosen it too much & it wont play' - a famous quote I've heard from monks defining the way of life
Martial arts and meditation are hand to hand, joe, got greatly the difference between being content and worldly happiness, it is a cool story! The life of boddhidharma is also very inspiring. Have a nice day
Sokushinbutsu is what the practice is called. The monks believed that if they self mummified they'd become Buddha. Only a few dozen have achieved it out of the thousands. It's a banned practice in buddism because it's pretty fuckin gnarly how they achieve it...
I grew up in a tiny town in a log cabin it was big tho but it’s unexplainable how nice it was now that I live in a city I want to go back to that life some day
@@Scout555 a veritable smorgasbord, with something for everyone! One comment I read had over a dozen replies; I clicked on it and every. single. reply. was a spam bot, from the "sexy" to the "supernatural" lol
I think we spend so much time trying to look like we know what we’re doing and what we’re talking that when we meet people who unapologetically and unselfconsciously say ‘I don’t know’ ‘what does that mean?’, we’re absolutely fascinated and drawn in. I wish I could just watch Joe, live, click around on the internet and learn stuff. Just a rabbit hole deep dive into anything.
the buddha story is about hes trying the other extreme end of "worldly desires" aka just starve to death alone. and he realized the best way is in the middle path.
You should do a video on Doctor Maurice Bucaille and the finding of the preserved mummy. Which was 200 years old at the time of his study. And the link between his confusion as to how a 1400 year old book could possibly have knowledge of this. Undeniably fascinating.
Or even the Japanese Hydrologist Masaru Emoto and how his studies indicated to the effect spoken word had directly on water. There was a reason Prophet Muhammad and Jesus would blow words over water. Peace and blessings be on them both. Or for example no Muslim on the plant ever draws a sip of any drink without saying the words “In the name of Allah” (translation : God) before drinking. There is also an experiment by a woman who’s name I can’t remember where she did a self experiment called “The apple experiment” where she talked to two halves of an apple which were separately but similarly placed in jars. To one she said good kind words to. The other horrible mean words. In 2 weeks the one with the bad words had rottened naturally and the other surprisingly was in significantly better shape. (As far as an apple can be). It is believed it is the water content in the apple that responded to what was said as apples are 90 percent water. Human beings are made up largely of water. Take the effect of music and the Quran recitation on the human being as an example. One creates anxiety and the other removes the anxiety. I have always known the words of the Quran are healing however I wonder… is it the water in us that responds to them? Having an epiphany moment here don’t mind me. Not everything that sounds like pseudo science is wacko jacko. That’s coming from someone who has seen first hand the effects of this and if I were to anecdotally narrate it. You’d never believe me.
It is insane. We're omnivores and we need more than just vegetables to get every nutrient we need. In fact there's a quite compelling theory that states the reason we have such big brains and were able to evolve so much faster than other animals is our ability to cook meat. It made digesting it much easier and we were able to absorb more nutrients after cooking. So there's a good chance that without meat we wouldn't be any different than our closest relatives
Many years I’ve been listening and watching this podcast. And suddenly hearing Joe Rogan quoting an article mentioning Amersfoort and the Meander medical center near my house was pretty unexpected and funny.
I mean mummies are a thing - and I find it interesting . It’s not like we have to pretend we aren’t living on a planet full of bodies and remains of god knows what
A leader of a buddhist temple/school in Japan told me the meaning of the skinny buddha was that they focused too much on praying and spirituality and forgot their earthly body. It was a lesson of balance from what I understood.
We are a Thai 2T motorcycle gang based on the island of Koh Samui, Thailand. Wat Khunaram has a mummified monk on display since his passing in 1973. He wears a pair of sunglasses added around the same period. Worth a visit if you find yourself in Thailand 🇹🇭
they have actually brought people like this back to life before, they only lived for a few days then would collapse. it was fun letting them use phones and eat McDonald's together
In legend of zelda breath of the wild, there are shrines all over the world. These shrines contain monks like this and they give you a sort of life force once you complete the shrine.
The starved Buddha depicts the historical Buddhas joirney to enlightenment. He tried methods that were common in india until he realised there was no merit in extremes like that or in pleasure seeking, so this is why he started his own philosophy of the middle way.
“Buddha” is a title meaning enlightened being. The Buddha (Gautama) was around roughly 2500 years ago. According to the Buddha, there have been countless Buddhas before him & countless Buddhas will come after him. After the austere practices, the Buddha realized that was not the path to nibbana (transcending realms of mind and matter and attainment of ultimate peace and happiness) which is something to be experienced not intellectualized. After his enlightenment, The Buddha taught taking the middle path... and simple practice of sila (morality), samadhi (concentration), panna (wisdom). since his passing, many Buddhist sects have emerged (Theravada, Mahayana, Tibetan, Zen etc) It is best learn the Buddha’s teachings & practice meditation as well as keep the code of morality (5 or 8 precepts for lay people). Not everyone is ready for it but for those who stay & develop on the path of purification, the merits are immense.
@@LWLProductions I’m certainly not enlightened but my understanding is that enlightened beings transcend the realms of mind and matter and have a direct experience of nibbana which cannot be explained using words or human “intellect”.
I’ve dwelled on this quote from Lupe Fiasco for the end of his song Mural “Defeat Samsara, achieve Nirvana and Brilliance” Could you share some insight?
@@soma1990 I’m not familiar with the quote but Samsara consists of all realms of mind & matter. In Buddhist cosmology, there are many realms of existence including human realm, animal realm, ghostly realms, hellish realms, heavenly realms some which have form (matter) & mind and some purely mind (formless)... the one thing all the realms have in common is impermanence & inherent suffering that comes as a result...nibbana is a state beyond mind and matter. It’s the end of suffering. When a being attains nibbana, rebirth from one realm to another no longer takes place. However, this is not something one can wish or pray for... it’s attained through the practice of sila, samadhi, panna (Pali words). If you’re interested to learn more I can look for some books... or some links that may be helpful in better understanding the basic teachings of the Buddha.
@@dhammadina8654 I appreciate this I will screenshot! What’s crazy about the “realms” one time when I was smoking 🌳 with my guys.. I saw a glimpse of a view it was a POV of a person in a room sitting in a chair had to be a throne cause it was raised up I remembered staircase.. but the oddest thing that stood out was a person that seemed sentient but was cloaked in flames… Now I’m realizing these could very well be the makeup of other beings. I couldn’t explain it any better. I fast but it’s not for religious reasons.
@@soma1990 haha...the mind can play a lot of tricks... via dreams, in meditation and when taking anything that alters the state of mind... key is not to get distracted and sidetracked (easier said than done) Many people fast for health reasons. Buddhist monks/nuns eat one or two meals a day (unless medically required to eat more) they usually don’t eat anything after 12 or 1pm (can’t remember specifics of that) Some meditation retreats follow the same timeline and protocol... A good place to start learning about Buddha’s teachings is the Four Noble Truths and eightfold path. Some of teachers that have resonated with me over the years are Ajahn Chah and many of his students including Ajahn Brahm, Ajahn Sona and Ajahn Achalo. Goenka meditation centers are a good place to start learning meditation (all based on donation) Bikkhu Bodhi is a great scholar and teacher of the sutras (Theravada tradition) Best wishes
It's pronounced eS-Que-D usually...and if I recall these mummies were originally discovered because an academic found historical records of the practice, tracked one down and opened it. Then they started looking for them in other statues and found several.
@@beelot1511 Have you seen video of bot/social media farms? Just endless podiums stands filled with phones and tablets. I'm not sure if they're wired in to a central system, but it's definately happening.
Joe you guys must have a chat about internal combustion and the cases of people just catching alight . Its creepy. The body being able to generate enough heat to catch alight
Actually watching this again.. I still am like so taken back by this video. Just because I had this crazy dream -JRE!! The pre-Buddha in my dream sat in like a fireplace inside a mountain- it had a Tibetan vibe a big gust of wind flew past the Buddha and it was like the being was galvanized with gold flecks. The reason this being did it was to hold space and it’s presence that would keep the area around safe and like ground the peaceful energy. Idk it might sound extra but the dream was so profound that I have to share
I just had a dream about a Buddha( it was more like the bhodisattva) like a sidhartha I’m butchering the spelling and we were under ground in a chamber with like a fire place- the being sat on the mantle and began to like galvanize into a gold statue.. This dream was intense and super beautiful. Like it was a statement of devotion and that their presence be a force of like stable peace. So this was a cool video! Hahaha ummmm thank you!
There is only one Buddha. You're speaking of a monk. Some mastered abilities we would call super human. Rumor has it some could even speak through the ages.
When moving a Buddha statue to another temple in Thailand it fell over and damaged the alabaster. They discovered the alabaster was hiding a Buddha made of gold weighing 5.5 ton. It contained a key in its base that allowed it's nine components to be dismantled.
Please interview Matthew Lee (the RT journalist)! He is a journalist who asks difficult questions to the state department. Would be an incredibly interesting watch! I am a huge fan! I know you would be an amazing person for him to converse with!
I would totally love to go talk to Joe, everyone pokes fun, but this is how progress is really made, discussing things with an open mind and respectfully. Even when he doesn’t agree, he treats his guests with respect and dignity
Please start covering the water crisis in california. People think we’re in a serious drought when actually the government is sending more water than ever straight to the oceans. It’s going to cause a national food crisis and most local farmers will go bankrupt while cooperations keep stealing up cheap farm ground
They just found the body of the world's most hard-core Hide and Seek player in history.
imagine a hide and seek game in which the guy who was it quickly dunked himself in mortar and it hardened. *best spot ever*
Osama Bin Laden thought he had that title. He won’t be happy.
not so hard-core if he got found
@@Astares9 plot twist he found himself
@@JMac- well he still hasn’t been found. That dude they shot and dumped over the ship was just some unlucky guy taking the fall
Joe wants that statue for his studio
Correction - Joe wants his studio in that statute
Don't we all.
seems like a thing he would say
Probably has one in house
@@eXpressYourselfClips with red lights that make everyone look blue
Becoming a monk is the last and final stage of the Joe Rogan evolution.
You mean becoming a mummified monk...
@@princeedmunddukeofedinburg LOLOLOLOL :-)
Then a garden gnome after that
@@johnb7337 then dmt elf after that
Monk who eats elk meat
Always needing 2 screens when watching JRE, one to watch, another to search everything they talk about 😂
Love it!
This are the conversations that made the show what it is. Weird trivia stuff.
Have you seen
Post Malone meets Elon Musk
It’s hilarious!! 👽
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god isn’t real
It’s all interesting and fun until the wokies find something they don’t like.
yeah, beats the sh*t out of some of his more recent shows. For a while it's felt like Joe having pull back and not ask what he REALLY wants to do, who to ask, but...trying to please someone else. All the twatty Spotify employees with purple hair and John Waters mustaches. (No offense to John, John's pretty cool.)
@@aperson8438 God is certainly real, just not what you've probably been told. Life is superficial without it. Good luck on your journey friend.
They stopped short of the craziest part of the story:
"After years of adhering to the strict diet and nearing starvation, a monk was then buried alive in an underground chamber. Breathing through a bamboo tube, the monk sat in a lotus position and chanted sutra in the darkness. Each day he rang a bell inside the tomb to signal that he remained alive. When the peals finally ended, the air tube was removed and the tomb."
I read about this years ago They also usually went up to the mountains were it was cold and humidity was low. Proper buddha sh*t
Now that's what I call Hardcore
@@Knifymoloko it’s not self-emulsification but it’s close
Could they break the shell? Because otherwise, the claustrophobia a normal person world experience would be terrifying.
Holy shit. How many days did he live in there?
I can’t imagine how much pain these monks must have been in before they died. The fact that they continued through the whole process just demonstrates their determination and faith.
I had an uncle that spent 30 years preparing his body for preservation and mummification and he was incased in a statue. Only we considered he drank himself to death, called the statue a coffin and buried it instead up propping it up on a shelf.
Seriously underrated comment.
We lost my step-grandfather (on my mothers side), 42yrs ago when I was 12. All I can really remember about him was, he was real quiet and he loved to lean on stuff. He'd lean on stuff, like other people's cars, doorways, trees ect. He especially loved going out on his deck for hours, leaning on the railing and staring out across the ocean. Trouble was, he and my gramma lived in the middle of the woods, so of course there was no ocean. {0.o}
Looking back, I remember he always kept a single wooden-crutch behind his back seat. I thought it was there as self-defense weapon or so he could park in the Handicapped spots. I realize now it was for just-in-case he found himself in the middle of an empty field with nothin' to lean on. {0.o}
Pickled himself
I can attest lots of us are continuing to slowly kill ourselves. I'm 30 now, and shit is starting to get real.
@@johntaranto29 You can get away with most any life style in your twenties and thirties.....but when you reach the forties, it's pay back time.
" I'm not a fuckin quitter, I wanna be a statue bitch." 🤣
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😂😂🤣🤣
There are alot of Mummified Monks in Thailand. When you visit some of the Temples in the rural areas you can find them. It's usually the original abbot or a very well respected Monk there at some point. They even change the robes once a year and hold a ceremony to pay respect to them.
Yeah I saw one first hand over there. I initially thought it was a statue and then when I looked closer, I could see the eyelashes and texture of skin. He was painted in gold leaf and wearing a saffron robe surrounded by flowers. It was really beautiful
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Every year? Damn my underwear and socks reek by 2pm
I was supposed to go to that part of the world in 2020. Hopefully I will get another chance soon. Sounds fascinating...
Exactely there Is one in Samui in a temple in front of the beach😉👍
I am a Ch'an Buddhist, from the same denomination of Buddhism as Liuquan. Just want to clear up two things: 1) Liuquan was not a Buddha, but a Buddhist monk and 2) the emaciated statues are NOT of the Buddha, but of Siddhārtha BEFORE he became the Buddha. He, like many mystics in his time, tried the path of aestheticism.
He thought that depriving oneself of virtually everything was a path to enlightenment. He almost drowned one day while bathing as he was so weak. A woman cowherder saw him and gave him nourishment with one of her cow's milk. At that moment he realized that aestheticism was extreme and radical and was NOT the right path to enlightenment. He was still NOT a Buddha at this point and not enlightened.
Having said that, he was still not doing what Liuquan and other monks were doing. Siddhārtha was starving himself, the Ch'an monks were radicals who DID eat, just a limited diet. Their diet made up about 10 minutes of their day (monks eat at lunch time and that's it) and does not reflect their beliefs and practice (which was not radical) for the other 23 hours and 50 minutes of their day. Also, it is so exceedingly rare that monks tried this diet that in Japan where it was more "common" there are only 24 ever known to try it. Chinese monks DID NOT use this diet so they would die, they wanted to live as long as they could. It was NOT a "kamikaze" diet.
As for his guest saying "He did something the Buddha couldn't." like Joe he knows next to nothing about Buddhism or the Buddha so shouldn't speak on it. The inverse is true: the Buddha did many things that Liuquan couldn't do including having a far more extreme diet of complete starvation. While we might think Liuquan's diet was extreme, in comparison to Siddhārtha's starvation diet, it was tame.
Lastly, FWIW the world's oldest self-mummified body is that of Huineng (638-713), the Sixth Patriarch of Ch'an. You can Google image search pictures of him and his story.
Thank you and Namaste . 🙏🏽 thank you so much for this blessed and lovely information that was radiating from my Heart as well.
Anyone can speak on anything, I’m Buddha
I believe his statement was of a sarcastic nature, no need to take offense.
Are the stories of monks achieving what's called the "rainbow body" true or bullshit? I've always wanted to ask a real Buddhist.
@@Trashjism9 great question. Hopefully we get an answer!
These are the type of videos I like to see in my feed when I'm baked. Thanks Jamie and Joe please keep them coming.
Going back to old school JRE podcast lol love it
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When Joe starts reading entire articles to kill time 😆
Meditation is the freedom of everything to mind the selfless flow upon one awareness. ~ CL Luvall
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@ One thing joe refers to is just an exercise
Everything seems to have calmed down... For now
@@conspiracy2love643 meditation is exercise of the mind imo
"Bro it's not that weird to have a statue built around a guy." This guy seems great, I want to listen to 3 hours of him for sure .
I don’t even read this as sarcastic I hope you aren’t joking
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Not all cultures deal with death the same.
I like that he is accepting of that.
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Such a fascinating topic, I was glued to this one!
You guys get along great. Love this podcast!
This Monty guy sounds like one of those people with zero curiosity.
Curiosity killed the cat.
He is annoying as he tries to sound funny or witty.
TO JOE OR JAIME: Joe Rogan should have a Tibetan Buddhist monk on the podcast sometime. I highly recommend you guys reach out to people like Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche or Alan Wallace to learn more about Buddhism, its beginnings, its transmutations across the world, what it is, what it is about, what stories of history do they have from the Pali Canon to the mystical supernatural stuff that can be found in Buddhism, Buddhism in India, Buddhism in Tibet, Buddhism throughout the world, Theravada Buddhism, Mahayana Buddhism, Buddhist Psychology, Ontology, Epistemology, and Philosophy, etc. It's great to hear you talk about Buddhism, but, and to no offense, there are several main pieces of ignorance / misconceptions that need to be cleared up about it so that you as well as all of us can see the whole picture better. Buddhism really is quite vast, but a good starting point is to learn the Pali Canon as that is the life story of Prince Siddhartha Gautama and of how he became the Buddha, and to then expand beyond that using logic and reasoning and analytical thinking.
Yes pleaaaaaaaaase!
If they get a Tibetan who understands tummo, I'd be excited for that.
@@Iron-Bridge Tummo is part of secret tantra so It will be tough finding someone who can elaborate without breaking vows, and breaking vows is out of the question for Vajrayana practitioners. I think Lama Yeshe speaks about Tummo in general terms in one of his books, i can’t remember the name. I’ll come back and post the book name here.
@@nomad_333_ Needs to happen, my brother! If they have any Buddhist monk on the podcast, whether Tibetan or not, I truly think that'd be of great benefit to so many people who are willing to listen!
I also think it'd be a great thing if they had a Tibetan monk on the podcast to perhaps shed light on the 11th Panchen Lama controversy which may hopefully produce global support in encouraging China to free him and his family.
There is a Tibetan temple right on 45th St in Austin so it would not be that difficult to get a lama to talk. There are also several (20 to 30) Buddhist temples/ monasteries in Austin if a comparison is needed. In fact, there is a vihara on Honeycomb Dr. that is home of a western born monk so there would be no accent. UT also is a great source of Buddhist experts
8:05 ''Looks fake as fuck, too many ribs.'' Made me laugh so hard for some reason.
Yea lol same
I remember Joe having some Buddha statues on the table of the old set, and always assumed he had read something of the teachings or history, but it appears I was mistaken, haha.
Biggly
I think they were made for him as gifts by various people he knows
People inside those statues must have been tiny af.
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Most people who have Buddha statues think that buddha is just a fat happy guy who likes food 😂
Loving this JRE no more boring cia guys please
Yeah that last guy talks alot but says nothing
FBI- have us on show plzzz
The trivia conversations is what I loved about this podcast. Feels like this is the first video I watched in almost 2 years.
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This is the first one I've watched in awhile because it wasn't some political culture war BS.
@@theymademepickaname1248 are you looking that shit up so you can be mad about it? Because I literally NEVER get anything like that in my recommendations
Meditation is the freedom of everything to mind the selfless flow upon one awareness. ~ CL Luvall
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@ One thing joe refers to is just an exercise
@@themostdiabolicalhater5986 I just went scrolled through his videos for the past few months, and it looks like he's toned it down. There was a span where it was like: right wing cia guy, anti vax stuff, Ben Shapiro, climate change is fake guy, Ted Nugent, more vaccine crap, Jordan Peterson, etc.
We were discussing these about 5 years ago. So glad to hear Joe discussing this!
I enjoy the topics and guests that you have on. Many things to think about.
the skelaton buddha is about his time exploring ascetic practices. It was after the ascetic period he found the middle path.
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This man is one of the greats of this generation. He said “what’s happiness that’s a weird one… happy is catching a big fish”🐐🐐
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LOL Joe can be so relatable. There are a lot of words I have read many times, but never heard them audibly pronounced. And yes, "eschewed" is one of those words for me as well. I think I've even written it down a few times, but I've never said it and rarely, if ever heard it said.
Very interesting started my morning coffee off great think you.
@6:00 The story of Sujata, the young girl who gave the emaciated Gautama a bowl of rice-milk porridge, is an interesting part of the Buddha life story, as we can imagine the energy it gave Gautama, after starving himself for so long, to sit through the following night to see the Morning Star and realize full enlightenment. Sujata is often depicted on the base of many Buddha statues holding the bowl in upraised arms. It really does sound like an authentic historical occurence, and it is no accident that Sujata's offering of food, and Gautama's breaking his vow to accept the food, is what directly led to the founding of one of the world's great religions.
Incredible! Absolutely incredible.
Ehhhhh that doesn’t sound very believable, I’d rather believe that a special man could walk on water & turn it into wine, if he was in the mood 🤷🏽♂️
I didn't realise that. Great story. My feelings about Buddhism is its a philosophy not a religion. Descibing it as a philosophy enables atheists to focus their energy on living this lifestyle. But what do I know.
Yes, that's when he realised he had to avoid both extremes of asceticism and indulgence and follow the middle way.
@@kevindube7096 why not both?
Love this story
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'Life is like playing an musical instrument,
Tighten the string too much & it'll snap,
Loosen it too much & it wont play'
- a famous quote I've heard from monks defining the way of life
Martial arts and meditation are hand to hand, joe, got greatly the difference between being content and worldly happiness, it is a cool story!
The life of boddhidharma is also very inspiring.
Have a nice day
I didn't expect this video to be so damn hilarious 🤣
Sokushinbutsu is what the practice is called. The monks believed that if they self mummified they'd become Buddha. Only a few dozen have achieved it out of the thousands. It's a banned practice in buddism because it's pretty fuckin gnarly how they achieve it...
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Rainbow Light Body. I believe is what they are trying to achieve with this practice.
Imagine baseball bating one of those.
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@ One thing joe refers to is just an exercise
AKA Bulimia
The burning monk my dad witnessed during the wars and its one of the most profound moments of his life
I grew up in a tiny town in a log cabin it was big tho but it’s unexplainable how nice it was now that I live in a city I want to go back to that life some day
Oh dang Monty Franklin. Saw him do stand up a few years ago. Really funny dude. This should help his career out
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@@Scout555 a veritable smorgasbord, with something for everyone! One comment I read had over a dozen replies; I clicked on it and every. single. reply. was a spam bot, from the "sexy" to the "supernatural" lol
As a someone from the Netherlands it is hilarious to hear them try to say the names of the Dutch researchers
G E K O L O N I S E E R D
Now that’s dedication !!!
this feels like a conversation from the og JRE
Who else haven't watch a single episode of JRE on Spotify? lol
I actually listen way more because I can close my phone screen and keep it playing. Have him on during my commute.
I think we spend so much time trying to look like we know what we’re doing and what we’re talking that when we meet people who unapologetically and unselfconsciously say ‘I don’t know’ ‘what does that mean?’, we’re absolutely fascinated and drawn in.
I wish I could just watch Joe, live, click around on the internet and learn stuff. Just a rabbit hole deep dive into anything.
Meditation is the freedom of everything to mind the selfless flow upon one awareness. ~ CL Luvall
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@ One thing joe refers to is just an exercise
yeah but what's your onlyfans?
i'm fascinated by that name lol, who's manager?
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Urban legend. That monk still has a slight, slow, feeble heartbeat
"That guy couldn't curl a bottle of white out." Hahaha! Cracked me up!
the buddha story is about hes trying the other extreme end of "worldly desires" aka just starve to death alone. and he realized the best way is in the middle path.
Great content 👍
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You should do a video on Doctor Maurice Bucaille and the finding of the preserved mummy. Which was 200 years old at the time of his study. And the link between his confusion as to how a 1400 year old book could possibly have knowledge of this.
Undeniably fascinating.
Or even the Japanese Hydrologist Masaru Emoto and how his studies indicated to the effect spoken word had directly on water.
There was a reason Prophet Muhammad and Jesus would blow words over water. Peace and blessings be on them both. Or for example no Muslim on the plant ever draws a sip of any drink without saying the words “In the name of Allah” (translation : God) before drinking.
There is also an experiment by a woman who’s name I can’t remember where she did a self experiment called “The apple experiment” where she talked to two halves of an apple which were separately but similarly placed in jars. To one she said good kind words to. The other horrible mean words.
In 2 weeks the one with the bad words had rottened naturally and the other surprisingly was in significantly better shape. (As far as an apple can be).
It is believed it is the water content in the apple that responded to what was said as apples are 90 percent water.
Human beings are made up largely of water. Take the effect of music and the Quran recitation on the human being as an example. One creates anxiety and the other removes the anxiety. I have always known the words of the Quran are healing however I wonder… is it the water in us that responds to them? Having an epiphany moment here don’t mind me.
Not everything that sounds like pseudo science is wacko jacko. That’s coming from someone who has seen first hand the effects of this and if I were to anecdotally narrate it. You’d never believe me.
Time for a podcast with Joe the Monk, catch up and see how his journey has been lol
Time's running out if that dude was 30ish when Joe was 16.
Dudes a monk, they don't die at 65
I just love your videos they are so entertaining i just love them so much and they make my day ❤😁
Meditation is the freedom of everything to mind the selfless flow upon one awareness. ~ CL Luvall
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@ One thing joe refers to is just an exercise
Hey Ryan, love your movies. My wife's favorite is the notebook, my favorite is Drive.
Ryan Stewart we call him Scarecrow
3:40 “ he put HIMSELF in there” had me dead 😭😭😭
"Is that weird?"
Yeah, it's weird! Have you ever heard of such a thing!?
I love how Joe is saying his friend only ate Vegetables like it's this insane idea that he can't wrap his head around lol.
That’s not how he’s saying it at all
Eventually vegetarians always get ill, their health very seriously run down.
It is insane. We're omnivores and we need more than just vegetables to get every nutrient we need. In fact there's a quite compelling theory that states the reason we have such big brains and were able to evolve so much faster than other animals is our ability to cook meat. It made digesting it much easier and we were able to absorb more nutrients after cooking. So there's a good chance that without meat we wouldn't be any different than our closest relatives
@@scythianking7315 and they smell too, cant forget to mention that
Wow. I think I triggered some people with pretty strong beliefs.
Joes really showing off the depths of his vocabulary in this one.
Many years I’ve been listening and watching this podcast. And suddenly hearing Joe Rogan quoting an article mentioning Amersfoort and the Meander medical center near my house was pretty unexpected and funny.
Hearing them pronounce Dutch names/words is hilarious :")
I mean mummies are a thing - and I find it interesting . It’s not like we have to pretend we aren’t living on a planet full of bodies and remains of god knows what
First and last time he says these weird names
These types of talks make me miss that guy Forrest Galante. Probably top 5 of rogan episodes for me. And Graham Hancock as well.
A leader of a buddhist temple/school in Japan told me the meaning of the skinny buddha was that they focused too much on praying and spirituality and forgot their earthly body. It was a lesson of balance from what I understood.
Actually these guys don't know much about Buddhism or Buddha that's why they are talking like this otherwise Joe is good guy.
As a Dutch person, the way Joe butchers 'Amersfoort' to 'Amserfoot' is hilarious
He butchers simple English. “Me fail English? That’s unpossible!”
Joe just pulled a huge a cigar out of nowhere
We are a Thai 2T motorcycle gang based on the island of Koh Samui, Thailand. Wat Khunaram has a mummified monk on display since his passing in 1973. He wears a pair of sunglasses added around the same period. Worth a visit if you find yourself in Thailand 🇹🇭
are you guys a criminal gang?
There are 2 mummified monks on Koh Samui.
Wtf... and damn joes 54? we're getting old. Much love to the rogan fam.
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Lmao i wish i could be there to add and change the conversations you all have
Cant wait for JRE to dive into anti gravity tech. He'll need something heavy for that.
they have actually brought people like this back to life before, they only lived for a few days then would collapse. it was fun letting them use phones and eat McDonald's together
The one monk was ordering a pizza on the phone when they found him collapsed
In legend of zelda breath of the wild, there are shrines all over the world. These shrines contain monks like this and they give you a sort of life force once you complete the shrine.
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Thanks for the reminder!
Thats dedication.
"You had to eat vegetables" - the horror, Joe!
Joe is the Buddha
Ayoooo
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everything contains Buddha-nature.
The starved Buddha depicts the historical Buddhas joirney to enlightenment. He tried methods that were common in india until he realised there was no merit in extremes like that or in pleasure seeking, so this is why he started his own philosophy of the middle way.
Yep
A bit wrong i found merit but as you said they were extreme hence the middle path.
Else it would be called the only path!
And then decided to sit under a fucking tree for an extreme amount of time
That Monk's discipline must've been next level to do that.
I'd heard about self mummification but wanted to hear Joe's take on the topic and he did not disappoint. His perspective is always a valuable one.
Buddha first one to escape cycle of life.
Joe: bro can you lift 🤣
13:23 “He seemed content” this is probably the most important sentence in this video
to me, is probably the key to save the western culture.
i'm dutch and the way you say Amersfoort just killed me xD
This is why this podcast is the best. You’ll never see discussion like this on those stupid late night shows or morning shows.👏👏👏
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That's not weird,
*Takes a look
That's unreal!!
Had to do a double take and scroll through the comments to see if anyone noticed.
45 seconds in, no thanks
“Buddha” is a title meaning enlightened being. The Buddha (Gautama) was around roughly 2500 years ago. According to the Buddha, there have been countless Buddhas before him & countless Buddhas will come after him. After the austere practices, the Buddha realized that was not the path to nibbana (transcending realms of mind and matter and attainment of ultimate peace and happiness) which is something to be experienced not intellectualized.
After his enlightenment, The Buddha taught taking the middle path... and simple practice of sila (morality), samadhi (concentration), panna (wisdom).
since his passing, many Buddhist sects have emerged (Theravada, Mahayana, Tibetan, Zen etc)
It is best learn the Buddha’s teachings & practice meditation as well as keep the code of morality (5 or 8 precepts for lay people). Not everyone is ready for it but for those who stay & develop on the path of purification, the merits are immense.
@@LWLProductions I’m certainly not enlightened but my understanding is that enlightened beings transcend the realms of mind and matter and have a direct experience of nibbana which cannot be explained using words or human “intellect”.
I’ve dwelled on this quote from Lupe Fiasco for the end of his song Mural “Defeat Samsara, achieve Nirvana and Brilliance” Could you share some insight?
@@soma1990 I’m not familiar with the quote but Samsara consists of all realms of mind & matter. In Buddhist cosmology, there are many realms of existence including human realm, animal realm, ghostly realms, hellish realms, heavenly realms some which have form (matter) & mind and some purely mind (formless)... the one thing all the realms have in common is impermanence & inherent suffering that comes as a result...nibbana is a state beyond mind and matter. It’s the end of suffering. When a being attains nibbana, rebirth from one realm to another no longer takes place. However, this is not something one can wish or pray for... it’s attained through the practice of sila, samadhi, panna (Pali words). If you’re interested to learn more I can look for some books... or some links that may be helpful in better understanding the basic teachings of the Buddha.
@@dhammadina8654 I appreciate this I will screenshot! What’s crazy about the “realms” one time when I was smoking 🌳 with my guys.. I saw a glimpse of a view it was a POV of a person in a room sitting in a chair had to be a throne cause it was raised up I remembered staircase.. but the oddest thing that stood out was a person that seemed sentient but was cloaked in flames… Now I’m realizing these could very well be the makeup of other beings. I couldn’t explain it any better. I fast but it’s not for religious reasons.
@@soma1990 haha...the mind can play a lot of tricks... via dreams, in meditation and when taking anything that alters the state of mind...
key is not to get distracted and sidetracked (easier said than done)
Many people fast for health reasons. Buddhist monks/nuns eat one or two meals a day (unless medically required to eat more) they usually don’t eat anything after 12 or 1pm (can’t remember specifics of that)
Some meditation retreats follow the same timeline and protocol...
A good place to start learning about Buddha’s teachings is the Four Noble Truths and eightfold path.
Some of teachers that have resonated with me over the years are Ajahn Chah and many of his students including Ajahn Brahm, Ajahn Sona and Ajahn Achalo.
Goenka meditation centers are a good place to start learning meditation (all based on donation)
Bikkhu Bodhi is a great scholar and teacher of the sutras (Theravada tradition)
Best wishes
imagine the insanity of cloning the monk, and telling him thats your older self 1000 years ago
The George Clooney batman joke did not go unnoticed 🤣👏
It's pronounced eS-Que-D usually...and if I recall these mummies were originally discovered because an academic found historical records of the practice, tracked one down and opened it. Then they started looking for them in other statues and found several.
It's pronounced "Ess Chewed" in every English dictionary in the UK and US.
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@ One thing joe refers to is just an exercise
Have you seen
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@@beelot1511 Have you seen video of bot/social media farms? Just endless podiums stands filled with phones and tablets. I'm not sure if they're wired in to a central system, but it's definately happening.
There has to be more of them. What's in the really big ones???🥰🥰🥰
I say out loud "Wow, these monks are amazing starving themselves to death", as I sit here eating a Pint of Ben and Jerry's: Gimme S'more,
Joe you guys must have a chat about internal combustion and the cases of people just catching alight . Its creepy. The body being able to generate enough heat to catch alight
You know a guest is interesting when they spend the episode reading word for word from the internet and counting their own ribs.
Look up 'Cervical Rib'. Many of us 'O negative blood' type, have an extra rib. It may be found in all RH negative, but more so in O neg.
Somebody doesn't know the story of Adam and Eve
@@thecloneguyz lol! I totally associate my extra rib coming from Adam. It's one of my inside jokes. But also the bloodlines...
Actually watching this again.. I still am like so taken back by this video. Just because I had this crazy dream -JRE!! The pre-Buddha in my dream sat in like a fireplace inside a mountain- it had a Tibetan vibe a big gust of wind flew past the Buddha and it was like the being was galvanized with gold flecks. The reason this being did it was to hold space and it’s presence that would keep the area around safe and like ground the peaceful energy.
Idk it might sound extra but the dream was so profound that I have to share
Dang Joe i would love to spend on whole day with you just listen to what u talk about and do !
I just had a dream about a Buddha( it was more like the bhodisattva) like a sidhartha I’m butchering the spelling and we were under ground in a chamber with like a fire place- the being sat on the mantle and began to like galvanize into a gold statue..
This dream was intense and super beautiful. Like it was a statement of devotion and that their presence be a force of like stable peace.
So this was a cool video! Hahaha ummmm thank you!
There is only one Buddha. You're speaking of a monk. Some mastered abilities we would call super human. Rumor has it some could even speak through the ages.
When moving a Buddha statue to another temple in Thailand it fell over and damaged the alabaster. They discovered the alabaster was hiding a Buddha made of gold weighing 5.5 ton. It contained a key in its base that allowed it's nine components to be dismantled.
Liar
source? or any evidence?
😮
This would be a cool JRE topic
@@leea389 Liar translates to Wild in English
That's next level crazy
I’ve had that happen to me. I busted out once I was done meditating.
The Dalai Lama has a great sense of humour - Joe should invite him onto the show. 🕉
I miss being able to listen to these full podcasts 😔
You can ? It‘s for free on Spotify
Please interview Matthew Lee (the RT journalist)! He is a journalist who asks difficult questions to the state department. Would be an incredibly interesting watch! I am a huge fan! I know you would be an amazing person for him to converse with!
You Lift Bro? Is a classic
I would totally love to go talk to Joe, everyone pokes fun, but this is how progress is really made, discussing things with an open mind and respectfully. Even when he doesn’t agree, he treats his guests with respect and dignity
Not always lol. Seems like 90% of the time though :)
Please start covering the water crisis in california. People think we’re in a serious drought when actually the government is sending more water than ever straight to the oceans. It’s going to cause a national food crisis and most local farmers will go bankrupt while cooperations keep stealing up cheap farm ground
You live in a desert.
@@1pcfred a desert? There is literally a glacier in California.
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@@1pcfred i live in the Central Valley…which use to be a lake.
@@BV-jq2vg The Salt Flats used to be an inland sea too. So what's your point?
Been waiting for Rogan to talk about this lol!
Homie took prop hunt to a new level
Joe doesn't realize that the Buddah was revered primarily due to the fact that he had "a shit ton" of ribs
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