Best of Kyoto: Yuko, A Pure Land Buddhist #1

[nocturnalserpent]

my friend asked me one time how is rebirth proven i had no answer and am still skeptical about this concept of rebirth as another being...so i ask to all of you buddhists now as a buddhist how can the concept of rebirth actually be proven?

[neuroglejak]

Thank you:)

[nobuto1978]

Namo Amida Buddha ! ~~~ Thank you for this video _/\_

[AnimeGod1995]

Well Personally for me Buddhist is very True, Why i pick Buddhist is not coz im Thai. Coz I listen and compare to real world and wat Buddhist said is very true..

Let me give u ppl an example, VERY VERY Basic stuff..

In this World Nothing is Permanent ! Every thing dies/destroyed... Human, Animal, House, Tress everything.

Human Life Is Like an Small Ice Cube melting.. Slowly and Slowly we all die...

Is just a Matter of Time Who go first Who go later... Who knows I could die tomorrow! or 2day!

[xthia25]

namanda, namanda..........

[wolfberserker]

Namu Oni Butsu!

[melvinbrand]

Thank you for your wonderfully personal testimony. I watched both of these videos and I was very grateful for the humanity of your sharing of feelings and the frankness of your talk.

[LeTombeauDesLucioles]

THANK YOU YUKO to share your Shinjin (faith) with us! :-)

a buddhist from French Guiana

[joshoadrian]

she is sweet :)

Namo Amida Butsu and greetings from Romania

[vn868]

Hi! Yuko, you are right to choose to be a Buddhist, I am a Buddhist too, reborn is real & true, past lift is real & true, it is true fact happening to my friend, whose son's past life is a Monk, his son at the age of 2 told him that he was a Monk in his past life & told him where he was in his past life, then my friend went to that Budhha Temple in Hong Kong & proved it to be true & real, then after 7 years old, his son had no more such memory in his body, now his son is aged about 37. (091207)

[cuchulain55]

i am a human being that is all notihng more.

[Akaliko]

Hi Yuko, glad to meet you here. I'm also a devoted Buddhist. I like painting also. I've been to Japan for pilgrimage in Kyoto, Nara, Tokyo in the past.

Your questions can all be answered by an Alien on YouTube. Please search " 777ALAJE " in his channel on YouTube.

You must see it for yourself to believe that I'm not joking.

[stevehidajat]

I am happy for you, Yuko. You have a great spirit to become a Buddha. I know it's not easy to become a Buddha. I myself, if you allow me to say, try to become an arahant, a student of Buddha Dhamma that enlighted and also free from the rebirth. :)

Good lucks for you. And may you and other beings be free from suffering. Etena Sacca Vajjena, Sotthi Te Hotu Sabbada :)

[aloozer]

pureland tradition sounds like a blind faith just like other theistic religion because its purely devotional. but i'd prefer it to those other religions.

[supertengu321]

Pure Land and the Sukhavati sutras were developed in India to work on multiple levels of understanding. For ordinary people who don't understand the higher principles of Buddhism, it makes sense in terms of a simple faith and meditation practice (reciting Amitabha Buddha's mantra). For Buddhists who understand the higher principles, it also makes sense on a deeper level. Because everyone can understand it on some level, it has become the most popular method. The beauty is in its simplicity.

[Purushadasa]

The faith that you are perceiving is your own faith, which is blind. That is the reason why you wrongly assume others' faith to be blind also.

[aloozer]

LOL what? How do you even know what's my faith? I didn't even reveal it or elave any clues as to what it is. Dumbo.

[Purushadasa]

You expressed your blind faith in the original post to which I replied.

[aloozer]

ROFLMAO. What I did say in my original post was merely an opinion and I need not have to "express" a faith(blind or not) to know if "it" requires a devotion or not. It's clearly stated in the sutras :)

[Purushadasa]

Okay, Loozer. What you just said makes no sense at all, but I'll let you think you're having your way for now.

[sukidesu1]

thank you, you shed some light this subject for me.

[musicprincess367]

I'm a Christian , butive been wantin to learn more about buddhism and what it rly is . this is good info on it (although its your person beliefs !)

[gularajho]

hey talking about buddhism .u look quite nervos about ur death but before death .if u do right thing and if u help poor and handicapped people then .u find why u were born. a man from buddha land a man from mt everest

[albertx46]

thx, i like pure land buddhism too! it's simple and positive!

[SuChuThichDongHoa]

maybe in japanese pureland school, but in vietnam china taiwan there are monks following the pureland school, for example me

[DarkMind001]

You are viet?

[cuchulain55]

There are no actually monks in purekland buddhism. There are a type of monk type who can marry but  but they still arent an actual literal monk.

[Purushadasa]

That is true, since to be a monk means to choose a life of celibacy, not marriage.

[chng1912]

Yuko san,

Eigo shaberu Gambatte ne ! May u find the path and be enlighten

From Singapore

[bonbon181920]

Thank you for your message.I am very glad.Now I am studying sutra in english at Sin-buddhist university.I will do my best!  NAMUAMIDABUTU yuko

[humaner]

I am a PURELAND Buddhist and appreciate very much your realization

[bonbon181920]

Thank you very much!It is great you are pureland buddist, too. I hope your happiness. NAMUAMIDABUTU yuko

[amdo2008dragon]

i love u , im a tibetan buddhist in london , may lord buddha bless you , go to tibetan buddhist teachings for more knowledge on lord buddha and his teachings of compassion and love . u look hot and beautifull ,say r u japanese .