Roy Zero Indeed. I have many of Bob’s lectures and interviews. He has a sense of humour that enlivens his personality. And yes indeed. To have the lovely Uma on too, was a delight. As a lazy Buddhist, and once ashamed of the fact, when Mr T claimed the same problem for himself, my sprits lifted and for a week I meditated like mad. Now I’m back to lazy but a little less lazy than before. Namaste and care, mhikl

+Timothy Price dude xD

You're a gentleman. Don't ever forget it.

Marina Koujman It’s wonderful to see how we can transform when we send compassion to those causing us harm. It so gives us our power back. We become less reactive and can more easily choose our responses. Not just my boss, but her boss and others at work were so painful. I can say it’s taken me 2 years after leaving, to get to forgiveness, and while I was there, practicing offering love or compassion, helped to also build my confidence and find much more satisfying work. Hope you are in a better place now, no matter what that looks like!

chetan meshram There are different sects of Buddhism, and within these different cultures. And yes, it’s an open philosophy, and for as many a spirituality, where one is encouraged to practice the teachings for oneself. And the wisdom of no god, “all are Buddha” or as in other spiritualities , “we are all god”, gives us as humans back the responsibility to heal ourselves, care for each other, all living beings and the planet. One of the things I love about the Theravada tradition or sect of Buddhism, is that other religions or philosophy can also be employed, without judgment, at least in many places in the state, along side the Buddhist teachings when they support understanding and off light on the path to freedom; freedom of heart and mind.

Omegadon1000 I consider myself a Buddhist, but we are connected by our values of kindness and compassion. Sukhi Hotu ~ May you be happy and well.

Omegadon... Just keep believing in your sinful fantasy. We do not worry of Jesus saving us,

Well, I couldn't disagree more because based on the Bible, precisely see Gen 2:7, God's spirit is in every human being (Hebrew "Ruach" could mean "spirit" as well as "breath"). In addition, listen to this "The spirit of God has made me, and the breath of the Almighty gives me life" (Job 33:4). So, your quote from the Galatians where it says "walk in the spirit" as opposed to the flesh (=dead matter, stuff without life) could simply mean to walk on the path of the Spirit of God who is the Giver of Life (an ancient Christian name for the Holy Spirit to be found in the 4th century Nicene creed). So are you saying that you are living in the Spirit? If you are, you will recognize life originating with the Creator everywhere you can find it, that is, not only within the self-defined boundaries of Christianity -- which many times, during its history, seemed to have walked on the path that led to death and destruction, in this sense it walked on the path of flesh, not on path of the spirit of Life and even less on the path of Jesus, the Incarnate Logos of God, who told his followers clearly: "love your enemies" - do not return evil with evil, return evil with good, etc. The peace of God that passes all understanding may be with you and may open your spiritual eyes to the compassionate love that Jesus showed towards everyone, including his personal enemies :)

@@truthseeker7759 Ahhh haha...nothing like seeing religious types argue with each other as they both claim some "enlightenment" 😂😂 I'll be standing in the back smoking and giggling while you do so.