Buddhist Teachings on the True Nature of Reality

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  @nosotross-c4c · 3 months ago

  Namaste 🔥🧘🏽‍♀️🔥 Newark N.J- ive been practicing awareness for about 10 years. It's been life changing.. ive had over 11 brains strokes, and meditation has helped me recover my physical about 98% all the time.

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  @DeepSleepPower360 · 5 months ago

  In a world that constantly pushes us to run faster, this video feels like a gentle hug reminding us: simply pausing and taking a breath right now is already enough.

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  @garygamer1257 · 11 days ago

  ❤❤❤❤San Diego at 12:05am. I thank you every night for your gift knowledhe

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  @hivetool9313 · 5 months ago

  From Oregon, &nbsp;Eastern and Western, &nbsp;both rural environments to which I feel quite connected. Without being too windy about it, I&apos;ll start with the Eastern portion first. <br>Growing up in the Blue Mountains, &nbsp;I &nbsp;firmly believe that as a youngster, I &nbsp;heard the voice ( not literally, but figuratively) of the Buddah, wtihout knowing that Buddhism even existed. Hunting big game was almost a requirement in that region. Hearing conversations about &quot; I killtd this or I killed that&quot;, I would feel waves of near nausea creep over me. On the last day I ever had a weapon, hunting in the forest, I &nbsp;sat down, leaning against a large Ponderosa, &nbsp;hoping that NO animal would appear and I would be faced with a despicable decision. &nbsp;No unfortunate creature ever appeared. As I sat against the tree, eventually I couldn&apos;t determine if I was breathing the tree or if it was breathing me. A question arose in the flow of my consciousness, &quot;Why Kill?&quot; I answered myself immediately. <br>Fast forward many years to Western Oregon. Under the night sky, contemplating the COSMOS, I &nbsp;looked toward the ground under my feet and saw a nightcrawler worm. Immediately, &nbsp;from the flow of my consciousness, a question again arose. &quot;What makes my life anymore intrinsically valuable than that of the worm at my feet compared to OUR places in the COSMOS?&quot; It Isn&apos;t! -- Life is interdependent, period.<br>I have no real way of knowing who you are, or how these posts are developed, &nbsp;but I believe that the Buddhist insights you bring forward<br>are accurate and valuable. &nbsp;You sometimes mention or quote Tich Nhat Hahn, who I consider as Thay. I have several of his books and have listened to many of his teaching videos and Dharma talks, via Plum Village. &nbsp;I find nothing that seems to be inconsisten in your productions. <br>Keep up the good work and, &nbsp;hopefully, some of what warmth I have can be passed along in continuation. <br>Thank You. A Cloud Never Dies -- No Mud / No Lotus

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  @nontsikelelomzayiyasharon4559 · 6 months ago (edited)

  South Africa Cape Town time is 10:46am and am peacefully listening to the teachings.Sunday is the day

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  @rajbharathan9313 · 1 month ago

  Wonderful description of impermanence. &nbsp;🙏🏾

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  @cakea5461 · 6 months ago

  Thank you.

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  @andrewshimanski8355 · 6 months ago

  Thank you for you wisdom! im 39 and this is the most valuble information I&apos;ve received

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  @kimberlycardwell8760 · 3 months ago

  Aloha from Hawaii

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  @emmaarmstrong6779 · 3 weeks ago

  Melbourne Australia .thank you ❤

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  @AngeHutton · 6 months ago

  This has helped me so much I feel so free of stress worry happier.angie new Zealand

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  @Eva-z1x9w · 6 months ago

  Namaste 🧘🏿‍♀️🪬 from Germany Augsburg ❤❤❤

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