I need a brain specialist to give suggestions as to what I experienced. I don’t know what the heck my mind tapped into or what tapped into it but it was phenomenal unlike anything to ever experience on earth. I was under a lot of stress. At the same time I was reading about Buddhism. One day I was at work and I was just about to open a door my fingertips were right there on the doorknob… and suddenly my consciousness completely left the room, I was not there. All I could see was the cosmos it was as though I was in the cosmos as far as orientation goes/that consciousness no longer in the room thing, and there was a feeling of total freedom no hierarchy no burden no chains no bs no control it was the total opposite… and it wasn’t a voice I heard it was the feeling itself and yet there were words if that makes any sense that said “Go. GO. There’s NOTHING stopping you.” And I don’t know how long it was it felt like maybe 5-10 seconds but likely only a split of a second. But this is the unbelievable part… when I came back into that room and opened the door I met a practicing Buddhist. I was FLOORED. I suspect it was both the stress and the inspiration I was under-BOTH of these at the same time-that made this experience occur, but I’ll never be able to explain the Buddhist lol

Finally ‼️ This is the first explanation that’s ever made clear sense❣️Thanks 🙏🏼🌹

Nirvana is always there, empty the mind from the cloud of thoughts and you will see the truth.

Love this, i got into Zen Buddhism for keeping depression symptoms under control, mental health, and doing as way of life. I love being generous and I'd like to care for animals someday, and to be self disciplined i acknowledge my feelings, thoughts, and mistakes to be disciplined, and I do Zazen meditation instead of breathing I focus on being silent in a room or place without distractions.

I really love how he explain this

Thank you so much!

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Thank you for your wisdom Bhante

many meditation videos today becoming big businesses, but this video is one of the few that sticks to the root

Always light that jewel 💎 inside you feel more happy.

This is very informative and enlightening, thank you so much!

Sadhu sadhu sadhu🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

It's took me a long time to find this channel, every other channel I find plays adverts or asks for Paypal donations. Proud to of subbed to your channel. 🕊🕊🕊

Amazing thankyou ❤️

Truthful explanation of enlightenment. 👍👍 Not like the mainstream Buddhist view that enlightenment is non-duality, realization, happiness.

If you don’t vibrate at a high enough frequency you will not pass through the gates❤️‍🔥

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amazing ;-)

The same thing is there in Hinduism 🕉️ We call it as Moksha . Hare Krishna 🙏😊😊

Great explanation, I'm a Hindu and we also believe in the same concept of Nirvana, in Hinduism we call it moksha, moksha means break out from the circle of life and death, depending upon the karma you did and dharma you obey in your lifetime, u will get better or worse in next life, and if you done everything right then you will get moksha, And moksha is the ultimate goal for human life.

So insightful. So enlightening. So informative. Thanks for this teaching. Though, I wonder, how is heaven temporary?

As he pointed out, the goal is to be in our original nature. What they call fitra in Islam or zhenren in Daoism. This is an original or authentic nature of a person. This is the quality of a fully purfied mind where the luminous mind can shine it's light though us for all to see.

Is the key to detach ourselves from everything that causes us suffering or perhaps pleasure? I stopped treating food as a treat and more like a fuel and it's been interesting. I no longer crave the junk I used to.

wholesome

Interesting that you say one comes to an ultimate stillness.

Can you please explain what is this final buddhist goal - The Goal of Outer Space? Does the 'mind' that takes rebirth, completely ceases to exist after the person who attained Nirvana dies?

nirvana is enlightenment. This is the resurection and ascension. This is the rainbow body. This is how angels are made. This is the great perfection. The freedom from samsara is found in life and not death. Eternal life. Immortality. Just as it says in the upanishads. When you have achieved nirvana you are in your final body and will not be reincarnating again. If you lose or let your body be destroyed you will be back to take up another body to try and perfect again.

like i thought of all of this on my own no research and i knew this shit felt it in my bones. i might be trippin

If we go in the outer space because we are already enlightened what happens to us? We live in a place where there's no desire and no lust how Buddha and his disciples enjoy their daily life in these realm?

What judges us and decides upon our return to this domain of consciousness?

Everyone should know this information.

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Hi sir I have a Question. Is Nirvana and Moksha the same? If so then why?

Nirvana does mean freedom from rebirth... but it means immortality... ie. never dying... 😇😇

In the caption it said when you die you go to the state of navada 😆

What’s the opposite of Nirvana or enlightenment? Is nirvana a place or situation?

Who is the Ajahn?

we learned few abouT diff Relgions way of living only we live as we like we wonT change religion no converTing To diff religions

Buddha is one of my biggest inspiration but I am thinking what if everybody were bikkus or become bikkus and leave the women away, so there will be no new offspring and the world will gonna end at this point .?🤔

Not sure if this rebirth stuff is true or just another believe as he said at the beginning. A part of enlightenment is in my eyes to get free of believes. So these two statements are contradictory for me. Can anybody elucidate? What is really meant by rebirth, maybe a rebirth of the ego after enlightenment?

Once someone reaches Nirvana, where do they go, do we dissappear

Anyone know this 'person's' name and are ther emore videos

Is ending the cycle of rebirth mean you enter nonexistence? That’s what it sounds like.

What is reborn is the conciousness. In Christian it is the spirit.

The population is continously increasing so from where these new people are continously are coming as one death give on another birth

shed ego. All facets

How comes it is possible that i am going to hell or paridise same time i get another birth ( rebirth )

Captions say State of Nevada

I don't believe in recantation or karma but I do believe that life should end

I’ve already reached nirvana by accepting Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior.

So is nirvana nonexistence?

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. It always fascinates me how acolytes of the dominant cults( abrahamian branches, hindus, buddhists) twist themselves into pretzels to explain their delusional ideas.

espiritual na kamatayan.rebirth by spirit. likes espiritual.. the 3rd eye.. they have 6 sense. forehead 3rd eye at kamalayan sa kamatayan throat.sackra and heart sackra sacral..sackra

Bhuddism believe in steady state for everything has a property to be born and reborn again suffering though the process of rebirth. But when the time come everything will become steady enough for rebirth to not appear again. But to become steady enough for not to rebirth before Buddha in Hinduism belief is to become one with the one god. But for some reason everything must be reborn again the steady state is not that steady for it will break apart and being its life cycle again. So to break free from this cycle, is not to go though suffering and become nothing. Nothing mean u can’t be rebirth. No force can drive nothing to become a thing. No more karma, no more feeling, just a hollow emptiness of nothing. That is nirvana.

The businesses of living is about been subjected to dukkha. What's dukkha... most call it suffering but it's a mistranslitteration of the intended true sense. Let's first get rid of this translitteration error of calling dhukka suffering. Translate it in to dukkha been a "tedious and pointless futile exercise". What is this business called living? The bottom line of living is about a conscious being existing from moment to moment bombarded by sensory stimuli from the 6 senses (eyes, ears, nose, tongue, other tactile sensors and mind), to which the being has one of 3 possible reactions. Neutral, in which case the corresponding reaction is likely nonwillful but autonomous according to the beings body physio-chemistry. Pleasurable, in which case the being likes it and wilfully exerts effort to acquire this set of stimuli, sustaining it, and reacquiring it. This is called the greed reaction. Displeasureable, in which case the being dislikes it and wilfully exerts effort to avoid this set of stimuli, escape it. This is called aversion reaction. Every second the reality of life or existence is about reaction in one of the above ways. Nothing more nothing less. No sensory stimuli is permanent. It arises, exists for a defined duration then attenuates. That's because the causality that gave rise to the conditions of stimuli itself is ever changing and impermanent. When the causality prevails the stimuli driven sensation comes in to being, when the causality attenuates so does the stimuli and sensation… Life is about existence in the space-time-causality continuum called samsara… which is impermanent and always in a state of flux. Another universal truth is that there are more displeasureable stimuli than pleasurable stimuli. At the very least, between one moment and the next, on the moments on either side of a pleasurable stimuli, before and after, are 2 displeasureable stimuli, before the effort put to acquire the pleasure stimuli, after the displeasure of the inevitability of the pleasure stimuli attenuating. We're duped by the joy of the pleasure stimuli in to believing life is worth living for this pleasureable stimuli though the reality is that there's more displeasureable stimuli experienced by the being in the business of living. This is the “viparinama dukkha” where at minimum you are in a cycle of displeasureable stimuli→Pleasurable stimuli→displeasureable stimuli. But there are also 12 types of dhukkas that crowd the cycle in reality. These reaction propagation can be called mental volition samskara or naama. What is samskara? It is the combination of physical matter the body with consiousness that we call a living being. They coexist in a joint venture one feeding off the other from moment to moment. The reality of physical matter proven by quantum physics, is that it's a propagating energy wave. There's nothing solid or permanent. A quanta arises, sustains, attenuates only to arise again. Uthpada thithi bhanga cycle according to the doctrine of the Buddha. Nothing solid but a propagating energy wave… one cycle of the wave is a creation of the immediate past cycle of the wave and the next cycle is a creation of the current cycle of this present moment. This happens every quantum second. This is the impermanence of matter samskara ruupa. Add now to this consiousness, which is fed by stimuli encountered by the physical body, born of physics/chemistry physical nature of the universe (or imagination of the mind which is still electrochemistry of the brain), to generate one of the 3 types of reactions… Naama ruupa samskara operating in tandem reduces the definition of existence to nothing more than a propagation of the self in a space-time-causality continuum called existence or samsaara. If one looks at the matter analytically, one awakens to the truth that existence is a futile purposeless businesses of a never-ending cyclic propagation the carrot being the statistically lesser number of aggregate pleasure stimuli overwhelmed equally statistically by a greater number of displeasureable stimuli, the latter camouflaged by the greed for the former. Thus the two concepts converge to the absolute awakening to the truth, dukkha arya sathya, the first noble truth. Fortunately there are 4 noble truth in all and there's a way out of this predicament… complete stoppage of the propagation of the self in a space-time-causality continuum called existence, a state of nonexistence called nirvana. How to go about that is the rest of the doctrine of the Buddha…

This video did not answer what nirvana or enlightenment are. It just states that it is the final goal. This is a real weakness of buddhism. How is one meant to attain a goal if you don't even have a clear idea of what the goal is? Strive for nibbana/nirvana. But, what is nibbana/nirvana? I don't know. Oh, OK, good luck with that.

True Christian become Buddhist and why is that? Because Christ self-realisation that he was one with God (true Yoga oneness) was from Christ journey to the land of Buddha between the ages of 19 and 28..so when he returned west=he brought deeper spiritual understanding to middle East and Europe, but there's no way they could understand=reason why mission of Salvation in western civilization failed!

He has not understood Buddhism.

Nirvana Kurt cobain

Hhhhhh nirvana and enlightening was the same both of them take you to the hell hhhhh

Do you think it is (JUST) to live a whole life with mother father, wife and children, just to die and forget about it completely? And what kind of proof that Samsara is right… Did the one who created us and created this whole universe said so? that Samsara is the truth? As a Muslim, our religion is clear as the sun in the sky, it is actually to submit yourself to your Creator, and to worship him alone… the same thing our father Adam peace be upon him did. And that after death, in Judgment day, everyone will be held accountable for his own deeds, and in the end, there is heaven and there is hell

*THERE IS NO REBIRTH* _And just as it is appointed for man to die once, and after that comes judgment,_ Hebrews 9:27 ESV

Unlike Buddhism, Christianity offers an eternal existence in heaven. The Buddhist says this is temporal but Jesus Christ offered eternal life. It is real. I have experienced receiving that gift which has blessed my life. With that life, when one dies, he or she will be glorified, meaning they will no longer struggle with sin but will be made sinless (see Romans 8:28-30). So, how can we go to heaven? By repenting of our sins (i.e. breaking of God's Laws in thought, word, or actions). Examples of God's Laws are found in the Bible in Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy 5 and throughout the rest of the Bible. Repenting means we admit we are sinners that need saving. We express remorse to God for breaking His Laws. Then we turn away from trusting in ourselves, this world, false religions and ideas, the Devil, and following sin. Then we exercise faith in Jesus. Why? He is the savior of the world whom God the Father sent to die on the cross outside Jerusalem to save sinners from their sins. What does faith involve? Faith entails trusting in and submitting to Jesus as our Savior and Lord. Jesus promises to those who repent and trust in Him that He will forgive their sins, transform their lives for the better, and grant eternal life (John 3:16; 6:47; 20:10). This is real. Like I said earlier, I have experienced this transformation. I have meaning, eternal peace, joy, love, a sense of forgiveness, and hope and so many other wonderful gifts in my life because of Jesus. You can have this too. If you would like further encouragement on how to receive eternal life, check out our church website at: faithpearland.com and view our free videos on youtube at: www.youtube.com/@faithpearland. May God bless you. ~ Dr. Don Robertson, pastor

turn to Jesus Christ. He died for your sins was buried and rose from the grave!