Einstein and Buddhism

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Uploaded by on Dec 9, 2006

A quote by Einstein that displays essential Buddhist principles.

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  • I'm an atheist but I do meditation

  • @MrBaboonArse he did like buddhism tho ..buddhism is kool.

  • @MrBaboonArse wow and you judge buddhist by video's? whaaaatttttt?????

  • @ThatDifferentDude haha i bet probably did

  • I used to think Buddhists were cool but then I saw some stupid Buddhist videos.

    P.S. Einstein was not a Buddhist.

  • What the video says is rte,but EINSTEIN HAS NEVER DEFINED BUDDHIST...He said a lot of thing about God,one of which is that he can't believe in an anthropomorphic God and i a god that created the universe were the ultimate sense is the mankind.

  • I wonder if Einstein would have liked this kind of cheesy music.

  • Our mirror image (non-existent) is this "optical" delusion of consciousness. Consciousness got hypnothized in believing in a separate self, believing this thought "I am this body/person in the mirror". The cure? disidentification from the body/mind through looking at (not into) the 3 D non-reversed True Mirror! Love and Light Yelapaangel (see my videos/channel/website for more information)

    Let's also change Albert E. formula: E = Love c2

  • @xnightwishx18 A buddhist will tell you that our life/spirit is an exception (and the only exception) to the rule of impermanence.

  • I don't see how reincarnation can be reconciled with the other ideas present in Buddhism. Reincarnation implies a permanence, or perpetuation of life and existence. But the whole idea of "annika" in Buddhism is defined by impermanence; the ephemeral and transitory nature of life. Nothing lasts, nothing is permanent. It is our desire for things to last, to remain, to stay in existence that causes suffering.

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