🙏 🙏 🙏 Anumodana Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu Tan Phra Dan. 😊

Thank you monk Dan for explaining kama to me in this way.

I love watching lizards or geckos too, I’ve learned even just being around a fungi you can learn about life.

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Much can be learned from the caduceus, namely that when two snakes intertwine the result is a madness 😂❤️‍🔥🙏 Did you know homo erectus neanderthalsis used fire and believed in the medicinal power of tattoos to organize inner processes?

Thank you Phra Dan much appreciated😎

Bhante, its me bug boy! Thank you for this message. So if we are reborn and cant remember our past doesnt that mean we actually die? I mean if I am reborn and I have no memory of who I was isnt that death ? This was extremely advanced. Live with no desire, live with a goal but with no desire...Easy Peasy. I do agree that humans on the planet is very odd. Nature is so self contained and then you have these beings (humans) with super intelligence. Strange. You know what helps me? Reading about different theories from quantum physics. Like string theory or the concept of time and so on. I guess because if confirms that things are not quite like them seem. Thanks again,

I have doubts regarding the concepts of insubstantiality and Buddhist rebirth, probably based on my misinterpretation or ignorance, but I am not convinced by certain things as I have seen them explained. It is sometimes said to take care of our karma, so as not to be reborn, for example, as a deva or demon. Apart from the fact that we agreed categorically that there was no me... how is the matter going to depend on me, if they say that in everything there is a dependent origin and co-emergence? Then they tell me that no, it is not me who is reborn (although I usually read that a certain person was reborn or will be reborn in such a way), but rather it is my conscience. But if consciousness has always been present (although constantly changing) how will it be reborn? By the way, despite the change that occurs in it, given that infinity, wouldn't it be expected that there is some substantial element that maintains it? The way I see it, surely as I said, wrong, is: there is a consciousness in constant change, without any identity or essence, which is not reborn, but inhabits new bodies infinitely in time, without beginning or end. . I don't know where it is or what allows it, but it is eternal. Forgive my boldness and ignorance, but it is a topic that does not fit me even though I try to make it fit, because otherwise I love Buddhism. I hope you can give me an clarifying answer. Thank you!

Hello. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. While listening to your talk , a thought arose regarding motion. Motion appears to be everywhere and dependent on other motions. My understanding of motion is within these terms of dependent motion. Your brief explanation of the cause of rebirth in the Now or after death suggested to me a perpetual Motion with intelligence. I’m not able to go further than this :) It would be lovely to hear a talk from you sharing your thoughts on motion.

If god created nature and human then who created god?