Ultimate Reality | Ajahn Brahm | 5 May 2017
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- Ajahn Brahm often says “never allow your knowledge to stand in the way of truth." Ajahn elaborates on this saying and explains why there is no ultimate reality and the consequences of believing there is.
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these teachings have changed my life thank you for putting them online!
thank you for your concern. I will continue my path and wish you happiness on yours
thanks
love you so much ajahn brahm - you changed my life
Me too
I love how it starts, Ajahn Brahm has perfected his power of invisibility.
Oh! He is so wonderfully refreshing! Love him.
Thank you Ajahn Brahm for all the teachings you give to us. all time you spend teaching us will come back to as good kamma. :)
Thank you Ajahn Brahm for another wonderful talk!
"never allow your learning/knowledge to stand in the way of truth "
🙏🙏🙏👋 from Warsaw 🇦🇺
🙏💖 This talk is excellent. Surprised it hasn't received more views.
This message is helping me in so many ways to help me deal with anxiety thank you thank you . Helping me to be come a better person too
Ajambran is so amazing so I whould like to thank you for making gentleness to the world thank you for helping me.
Thank u for giving me solace hope and peace
Great life lessons. Thank you very much Ajahn Brahm
If you experienced happiness all the time, you would take it for granted? Surely, that depends on the individual. I knew what suffering was for a good many years & I would NEVER want nor wish to go back to that state of being again. VERY grateful to have received healing & to have experienced the pure bliss of enlightenment. Nothing compares to the pure joy of our Buddha Nature. Why would i ever take that for granted? That is and would be unfathomable. Infact, it has become a very trustworthy steering wheel for my life. Like a lantern, in a ship, at night. I can always find my way out of the darkness and straight to the lighthouse. ✌️❤️
i am hooked on you ! so unconventional, and funny, and super wise! thank you!
Thank you Ajahn Brahm
I love the ladder analogy....
Truly amazing!
I love the freedOM of the Ajhan Bram's interpretatiONs
He changed my life ♥️
Thank you again
we don't live in ideas we live in feelings!
Truly inspirational
Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu!
I follow and listen to talks by Ajahn Brahm and Ajahn Martin. And let me tell you, you can’t get any more diverse and dissimilar than these two teachers. They are very different. One is soft ... the other is hard. One is cold ... the other warm. One is left ... the other right. One studied theoretical physics .... and the other studied computer engineering. One is originally from England .... the other from Germany. And they both speak and read fluently in Thai. I like that. I get a complete picture of what’s going on. I listen to others ... Ajahns Bhramali, Sonja, Jayasaro, even a Vietnamese monk name Thict. But I mainly follow AB and AM.
Sadhu! Sadhu! Sadhu!
sadu sadu sadu 🙏
Namaste
Where does he talk about ultimate reality?
it never just to being so lonely to talk this thing, why not get some think tank from other country to know more about why buddha is just great to know but no one realize the things in there is good to be know, why not?
"That's toxic!". Indeed. :/
Ajahn Brahm always says to learn from your suffering but I always wonder how do you actually do that? Perhaps I missed something. Does anyone know if there is a video on how to learn from your sufferings?
It is possible to add that we must watch very carefully and inspect the suffering. How suffering occurs, what causes it, how it disappears and what makes it disappear. We must watch without reacting to it, as if watching a film unfold. Both in everyday life and in meditation we have it do it this way. Effort, awareness (alertness/comprehension) and mindfulness are the things we need to maintain.
WatchingDude He has a talk called love your sufferings
Suffering comes from causes, and with meditation your mind is more discerning to what the causes are. I follow Yuttadhammo Bhikkhu meditation instruction as my practice. He has lots of videos on youtube too.
WatchingDude ..... Maybe what you want to know is “what do you learn from suffering” ... instead of how do you learn from it. Eg ... one morning you wake up and see a pool of blood underneath you. Your first reaction is most probably “horrified”. You’re not going to be asking “how do I learn from this.” You’re either going to call 911 or have someone drive you to the hospital. And when you get there, the doctor tells you you’re in the final stage of an incurable lung cancer and he gives you 6 months to live at best. The first thing I would do is to book a flight to BSWA to see AB and attend his retreat. And when you get there, I guarantee he won’t be asking “how” you got there. He may ask if you’ve learned anything from your current circumstances and “what.” Your answer may be no! The “how do I learn” is the wrong question in my opinion. It’s HOW DO I GET OUT from all this suffering is what I would ask.
Observe it
:D
"People pass gas; farts. that's reality." - Brahm
one man to talk all these, really rotten the way of how life should live.
20 people going to Buddhist hell