Ancient Indian Philosophy's Hidden Connection With Theoretical Physics: Part 2
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- čas přidán 17. 07. 2023
- Central to Buddhist philosophy, the concept of interconnectedness provides a perspective that
intricately threads the Buddhist understanding of existence. Known as 'Pratityasamutpada' in
Sanskrit, this tenet, often translated as 'Dependent Origination' or 'Dependent Arising', forms the
backbone of the Buddhist understanding of reality.
This principle, eloquently elucidated in various Buddhist texts and sutras, posits that all
phenomena - the 'dharmas', do not occur in a vacuum. It negates the existence of independent,
inherently existent entities. Instead, it proposes that each phenomenon arises, persists, and ceases
due to a network of interconnected causes and conditions. From the most momentous celestial
events to the minutest atomic fluctuations, from the intricate web of biological life to the subtle
streams of thoughts and emotions, everything arises due to an intricate interplay of myriad
factors.
Underlying this sophisticated philosophical tenet is a deeper insight into the nature of existence:
nothing stands alone, and everything is interconnected. '
Our existence isn't isolated but intimately
linked to the world around us, entwined in an intricate dance of interdependence. The food we
eat, the air we breathe, the thoughts we think, all emerge out of and merge back into this
interconnected web of life. Our individuality is not a solitary, self-contained existence, but an
emergent property of the interrelations that we are part of.
Buddhist teachings also reveal that misunderstanding this interconnectedness can lead to
'Dukkha', often translated as suffering. The illusory perception of a separate, independent self can
engender a sense of alienation, a feeling of isolation and loneliness, and a propensity to act out of
selfishness, greed, and aggression, leading to suffering for oneself and others. On the contrary,
realizing this interconnectedness can lead to wisdom, compassion, and 'Nirvana', the cessation of
suffering.
This profound interconnectedness is beautifully encapsulated in the metaphor of 'Indra's Net', an
imagery derived from the 'Avatamsaka Sutra' of Mahayana Buddhism. Envision a cosmic,
multidimensional net, spread infinitely in all directions, with a perfect jewel at each node. Each
jewel, pristine and luminous, perfectly reflects every other jewel in the net. The reflection of one
jewel contains the reflections of all other jewels, and those reflections contain all others ad
infinitum. This imagery paints a vivid picture of the infinite interconnectedness and
interpenetration of all phenomena.
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Script: Malcolm Grayson
Edit: Medo
Voiceover: Abhinav Banerjee
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This is an absolutely brilliant series!! I am so reminded of the works of Fritjof Capra. Big kudos to this channel - I'm becoming a fan with every video!
Also, may I know the name of the narrator? Love his voice - especially the flawless diction and pronunciation of words!
I think you forgot to enable closed captions on this one. (The captions are there in Part One.) For many of us, the captions are necessary. Thank you.
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Om shanti 🙏🏻🕉️
Wonderful explanation on the topic, the best I heard so far on the internet. I look forward to your next presentation / video. Thank you very much. Your effort is greatly appreciated.
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Eagerly waiting for part 3
Yat Pinde Tat Brahmande - an ancient Sanskrit verse which can be interpreted as “All that is outside you is within you,” or “Your body is a miniature universe.” Pindanda means "microcosm" and Brahmanda means "macrocosm"; thus, a more literal translation would be “Whatever is in the microcosm is also in the macrocosm.”
You are a Universe within the Universe.
You are part of Nature.
Use Nature's own properties to balance yourself.
Please make a video on Kaal chakra and Shambhala.. your videos are well researched and well presented, it would be great to hear from you about this topic.
Thanks bro as my spiritual journey is advancing it was really needed...
Great content. Really appreciate
Understood 🙏
excellent video- thankyou
Heart Sutra... Emptiness is form, form is emptiness 🙏🙏🙏
You got it wrong. Let's try again. Emptiness is form. But form is not emptiness. Why? Because in 'form' you can find all tings, including emptiness.
Interesting way to see the world!
If Maha Vihara's like Nalanda, Vikramashila, Sompuri, Odantapuri, Vallavi, Jagadalla etc were not destroyed ,then Indian subcontinent would still would have been known as "Jagat Guru" like it used to be and more then 60% of population would still have been Buddhist.
waht is the background miusic name?
Nice
Love it
I hope some materialists see this
I'm seeing it. ;)
7:21 even archaeologists know that. They found out we all came from Africa when the land mass was one piece. Then the Teutonic plates shifted and we got 5 pieces that separated. Imagine if it hadn’t though. 😮
That's just ideas that people come up with.... that we came from Africa. Some are actually saying that the first humans came from Ireland. What the heck! The question is: does there need to be only one first location (linear thinking) for us to appear on this planet?
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You need to give Direct examples of where modern physics/ neuroscience and religion correspond. Let me know if you want help. Best wishes 🙏
"Karma klesha xaya mokshya" meaning uprooting of klesha ( emotional defilements) and cutting the grasping of karma ( good or bad) is mokshya. And Untill and unless Abidhya ( ignorance ) that is Sahaja aatma graha( spontaneous grasping to self) is the root of ignorance , even if one thinks body is not me but there something within me that is real me , is a grasping too.If there is me then there is always others ( subject object duality), grasping(raag) for me and mine and hatred (dwesha)for those whichvis treat to it and dullness(moha) if it is neutral emerges which are called klesha's . And physical and verbal action derived from these klesha( mental factor) creats imprints of karma in mind continnum , and due to these karma and Trishna ( longing for being ) we are born again and again .Hence, untill one see directly through vipasanna ( there are thousands of vipassana in ( shravakyana , Mahayana ( sutra and Tantra yana) ) that there is nothing that is unchanging , independent and eternal that can be point out as me .Seeing this directly slowly cuts the grasping of self deeply and gradually it looses it's grip totally and that is the real liberation as pointed by Lord Buddha and is the main difference from other indian spritual traditions.
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It is also common in Jainism..!!
Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism all is indic religion influenced by the Vedas and Upanishads
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Love the Indians, hindus and their writings. But damn I chuckle everytime they claim their ancient gurus discovered quantum computers and nuclear bombs and flying cars 😂😂😂
They did in ways you are choosing to not be aware of. Meditate on what has been shared. Namaste
Yes, it's had been done, also first head transplant and many more... you should go through the literature thoroughly. Namaskaram.
Not flying cars you made this up that's spacecraft highly advance spacecraft
bros, come on 🤣🤣🤣