This is a continuation from Part 1 (Please search and watch that before you view this). Bhante Vimalaramsi continues to explain how to solve problems with your meditation practice and, in fact, how the mind works. For the rest of the talk and other materials visit www.dhammasukha.org You can search for other films using “Vimalaramsi” as a key word over at Google Video. Part 1 is here www.youtube.com Get more info sites.google.com
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Buddhism is difficult under many teachers but Bhante Vimalaramsi teaches a unique path that does not have a lot of suffering and is very fast. Can you do 30min a day of meditation? That is enough but you must do it in the way Bhante teaches. Instead of 10 years for a breakthrough it might take a few months. He has 3000 students who can vouch for this and many have rejected other forms of Buddhist training as not being effective. Try it!
There is a nucleart holocaust of bliss that happens when you break through…Im not kidding …but a lot of trepidation on the way there….Your mind cant handle it. Keep goin don’t stop and just let go. Bliss like you can’t imagine.
Why ! Budhism is so difficult, difficult for what ? for nothing
THe Ultimate truth is All emotions are pain /…….
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Again, “Allow the feeling to be there!” He doesn’t disagree with you. Don’t try to push it away! Just don’t enlarge it beyond what it is by obsessing on it.
Puglisid, you got it!
you miss the point dear.
Feeling is a part of life, a natural process, but if we grasp to it, holding fast to it, the resault will be a sort of inner distress or soffering, while if we simply feel it, without identify ourself with those feelings, the distress will not arise.so it’s not about not wanting to feel anything, rather it’s about to feel everything wisely.
enjoy!
Ha Ha!
Ok- Let’s modify this a bit. There are pleasant feelings and unpleasant feelings. These are “worldly” feelings. And its the unpleasant ones we don’t like so much and would like to solve. However there are other feelings which arise when one has given up the worldly feelings. It is Equanimity with “all pervading Joy”. This is the best feeling you can ever feel. And if your meditation goes well…it is with you all the time. So let go and experience something beyond.
Feeling is a part of life. If you don’t want to feel anything, why don’t you just die?
really!!!good!!!
Feeling is just feeling. Let go of feeling and the next step of liking and disliking feeling doesn’t occur. If you get caught in ‘I’ like it or ‘I’ don’t like it, this is the beginning of suffering, which is the Second Noble Truth.
I thank you for the video, it was pretty informative. However, I cannot help but feel bad at what the speaker was hinting at. I don’t think he understands the purpose of feelings and why we have them. Feelings are there to give us a balance in our environment to ensure our survival. If you cut yourself you feel pain, well this is similar. I think the focus needs to be on making people stable, not annulling the intent of pain.
i want to be a buddhist monk
Quality presentation with even more quality content. Thank you.
Thank you for the profound and meaningful teaching. Having PTSD this teaching speaks right to me…
Meditation solves all problems.
Great again…
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