Burke Lecture: Buddhism in a Global Age of Technology
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10 people did not have the capacity to understand this.
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Kya Hindu kisi janam me boudh ke braber ho payeng
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Very very very good
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@uilium Yes, been wanting to do a retreat for 30 years so my intention to follow instructions was strong. Intention is paramount, since you must drop your story. Even after a few days it became just about impossible to attach a sense of permanence to mere weather patterns. Everything arising is so utterly transient. After a few retreats it's just newness replacing newness continuously, one's own brain weather being just part of all that. I was lucky to find the "shortcut" Luangpor Teean method.
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@siamkarl I need to go on one of those if I want to see myself happening in that detail...sounds like you were speed reading yourself. Since you mentioned it, could you see or experience the 3 marks of existence in yourself?
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@uilium yes, I was 58 when I did my first vipassana retreat in a forest monastery in Thailand. After a few days I actually saw myself happening in micro-detail for long periods, felt 80 lbs lighter, and slapped my head in amazement. Why was I never told about this stress-free first-person domain during my long decades of expensive education in the West?
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Fantastic lecture!
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Un poco cientifista para mi gusto, pero no deja de ser una perspectiva muy hermosa. Aprendí un poco más del pensamiento budista gracias :)
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What Einstein did say : The religion of the future will be a cosmic religion. It should transcend a personal God and avoid dogma and theology. Covering both the natural and the spiritual, it should be based on a religious sense arising from the experience of all things natural and spiritual as a meaningful unity. Buddhism answers this description. If there is any religion that could cope with modern scientific needs it would be Buddhism.
kawilik 2 years ago 10
Buddhism makes sense. It encourages people to seek knowledge.
ReyesRobby 2 years ago 6