Buddhism and Dharma - Ashin Ottama

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  • čas přidán 31. 07. 2012
  • The supra-mundane (out-of-samsara, Nibbanic) aspects of the Teachings and the mundane (worldly, samsaric) elements in Buddhism.
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Komentáře • 7

  • @lakshmipriya7060
    @lakshmipriya7060 Před 10 lety

    Good Chanel with Great Videos, Thank
    I love Buddhism, especially 8 noble path, but I am not a blind believer
    I even used an iPhone app called "BuDhamma" which helped me to practice 8 noble path.
    Buddhism is really where science meets religion.

  • @thrivenisaidam2072
    @thrivenisaidam2072 Před 10 lety

    great Video!
    I was a very harsh speaker and people used to hate me because of my speech.
    I am Hindu, one of my Buddhist friend introduced me to eight noble path and especially Right Speech.
    I loved the concept so much that, I started practicing it regularly and i used the "BuDhamma" mobile app to help me on this.
    Now, I speak gentle and my people are very happy with me.
    Lot of things I get easily done now!

  • @DanielSilva-uc2xj
    @DanielSilva-uc2xj Před 10 lety

    Thank you, Bhante. /\

  • @arnupapintanai456
    @arnupapintanai456 Před 8 lety

    bon

  • @intezamable
    @intezamable Před 10 lety

    Asians may be unaware of the trickyness of the subject, because Asian practitioners do not use these orientalist derived terminologies, unless they speak in a foreign tongue(s), hence the simile of the banapeel, but as for yours truly here, we reject the term "Sufism" because it implies its separateness from what THEY refer to as "Orthodox Islam" while in reality, the (seemingly) two are one and the same. Language can lead astray!

  • @intezamable
    @intezamable Před 10 lety

    Yes venerable, but let's return to another layer of the question, e.g. should people (practitioner) really use these orientalist derived terms (Buddhism, Islamism, Sufism, Lamaism, Orthodixism, Hinduism) which where coined by THEM so THEY could dissect, label and classify things of which THEY themself had little or incomplete grasp, yet these terms have assumed wide spread and even used (by some) as the preferred self designation?Is this not leading the habit energies astray once more and again?

  • @trivenisatyanarayana877
    @trivenisatyanarayana877 Před 11 lety

    Good Chanel with Great Videos, Thank
    I love Buddhism, especially 8 noble path , but I am not a blind believer
    I even used an iPhone app called "BuDhamma" which helped me to practice 8 noble path.
    Buddhism is really where science meets religion.