Ajahn Jayasaro - Buddhist Education 1

What is Buddhist Education?
In Buddhist understanding human beings are 'learning creatures'. We see our entire life as a learning process. Buddhism is an Education System with the idea that human beings have the potential to completely liberate themselves from all sufferings through a clear penetrative understanding of the way things are.
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[PeaceWithTheseEyes]

Green Energy for World Peace, is the theme for the novel, "With These Eyes. " The story combines the knowledge behind a sustainable green energy source with Buddhist wisdom to show humanity the simple steps that lead in to a calm & prosperous world.

[truthismygod]

@SpatialVortex why do you ask that?

[Aaibtd]

Words fade into the sky.

[mnk1703]

what is this melody? where can i find it?

[SpatialVortex]

i bet he is a libra? am i right???

[greves1]

I hope to see more videos of Ajahn Jayasaro uploaded in the future. Thank you.

[severaloptions]

Thank you.

[mindbodyhealer]

Enso painting is different from mandala painting, because the goal of Enso painting is recognized through the profoundity, which can be achieved through the painting of a pure form like the circle.

I can cross reference the painting style of Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, Adolph Gottlieb and myself to the enlightened masters of Enso Painting.

Cheers!!!

[scorpius319]

2)

I can tell that you feel a new sense of psychic vitality. However, a little humility might suit you better. I'm very skeptical of people who always hammer the idea of their 'enightenment' as if they use it as excuse to separate theirselves from others.

Off topic, have you ever read "Ego and Archetype" by Edward Edinger? Also, have you heard the terms, 'circumambulation' and 'enantiodromia'?... interesting concepts.

Sorry, I have to go for now.

[scorpius319]

1)

'Enso Painting', not really familiar, but from what you describe it as, it seems very similar to mandala drawing/painting.

It also appears to me that maybe you are just wanting to argue, or just have a conversation. But I explained why I think your original comment was from a misunderstood perspective of what this guy's discussion was about. You have now changed angles of the topic.