Why Everyone Needs to Know About Bodhisattvas?

Why Everyone Needs to Know About Bodhisattvas? | Buddha's Path to Happiness

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"Why Everyone Needs to Know About Bodhisattvas! | Buddha's Path to Happiness"
Discover the mind-blowing secrets of the Bodhisattva path that are transforming ordinary people into beacons of wisdom and compassion! 🌟
In this eye-opening video, we'll dive deep into the ancient Buddhist concept that's taking the modern world by storm. You'll learn:
✅ The surprising way Bodhisattvas can skyrocket your success in life
✅ How this 2,500-year-old wisdom is more relevant now than ever before
✅ The hidden connection between compassion and unshakeable happiness
✅ 5 practical Bodhisattva techniques you can use TODAY to level up your life
This video will blow your mind and open your heart. We break down complex ideas into bite-sized, actionable insights that you can start using immediately.
By the end of this video, you'll understand why everyone from CEOs to celebrities is tapping into this ancient wisdom. Don't miss out on the secret that could revolutionize your life!
Hit that play button now and join the Bodhisattva revolution. Your future self will thank you! 🙏💥
Recommended Books:
"The Way of the Bodhisattva" by Shantideva: amzn.to/45Q9ODs
"When Things Fall Apart" by Pema Chödrön: amzn.to/45MdPbM
"Becoming Bodhisattvas: A Guidebook for Compassionate Action" by Pema Chödrön: amzn.to/3XKAdjT
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00:00 - Introduction
02:01 - Historical Context
04:17 - The Essence of the Bodhisattva
06:59 - Famous Bodhisattvas
09:34 - The Six Perfections
12:20 - The Bodhisattva's Motivation
14:48 - Applying the Bodhisattva Path
17:44 - Challenges and Misconceptions
20:28 - Cultural Variations
23:04 - Modern-day Examples
25:33 - Relevance to Non-Buddhists
27:42 - Further Resources
29:37 - Conclusion
#BuddhasWisdom #BodhisattvaPath #Enlightenment #Happiness

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@BuddhasWizdom 7 күн бұрын

We'd love to hear from you! 🙏✨ What aspect of the Bodhisattva path resonates with you the most? Share your thoughts or experiences below! Also, we're curious: 1⃣ What's one way you could apply Bodhisattva wisdom in your daily life? 2⃣ Which of the 5 practical techniques mentioned do you find most intriguing? 3⃣ If you could ask a Bodhisattva one question, what would it be? Let's keep the conversation going and learn from each other. Your insights might be exactly what someone else needs to hear today! Don't forget to like and subscribe for more wisdom that bridges ancient teachings with modern living. 🌈🕉 #BodhisattvaJourney #EverydayEnlightenment

@Josephbrownbear 6 күн бұрын

I was born in Ireland ran away to Thailand to commit suicide (Slowly) With unrighteous ways on the edge of death I called out to the universe Jesus God Buddha help me None of them came but in my thoughts came guru Nanak ji He brought me to Christ and Christ brought me to Buddha and we are all together, I was taken in by Buddhists became the servant in the house , started to walk with a blank book and a pen full of ink , meeting people from all over the world but not traveling into the world I meet them on one road I walk I say hello and ask them right something positive in the book My first book was called My lamp I went on a metaphysical journey Wisdom in the book light in the lamp oil in me I now have seven books I call My lamps I believe the boys in the Thai cave 11 Buddhist boys one stateless christian boy was the second half of the dream of Joseph when the stars bowed to him his brothers got angry over their ego but in Thailand you now as a sign of respect to your fellow human I believe Christ was a bodhisattva and the Thai cave stateless boy was giving a passport As you do to the least you do to me We are in the apocalypse the revelation of Christ the bodhisattva Showing the way They way of compassion Loving kindness. I've been a servant for 17 years the Buddhists took me in they seem more christian then the christians I show my way My mistakes my unknowing On X To be a master you must first be willing to be a fool. @ Josephbrow9672 I live the way of the budhisattva.

@realleboeuf2112 5 күн бұрын

a deep explanation of santideva about bodhisattva is a book by gueshe kelsang gyatso: meaningful to behold with edition tharpa.

@BabaSamShelley 7 күн бұрын

Interesting video. I don't subscribe to any particular way. My body and mind suffered with 38 years with many incurable condition. I never focused in healing myself. I found meditation for inner peace. I discovered I have thoughts, but Im not my thoughts. Then I asked who am I? I heard a voice say "perfect spirit.". I knew that's it, all sense of fear about my health dropped away then I knew All is well. I've been healthy for 12+years, my doctors can not explain me. Now, I simply help " others."

@BuddhasWizdom 6 күн бұрын

Thank you for sharing your profound experience. It’s inspiring to hear how meditation and self-discovery brought you such transformative healing and peace. Your journey from suffering to finding inner peace and health through recognizing your "perfect spirit" is truly remarkable. It's wonderful that you've chosen to help others now, embodying the compassionate spirit of the Bodhisattvas we discussed in the video. Your story is a powerful testament to the impact of mindfulness and meditation. Wishing you continued health and peace on your path. Warm regards, Peter

@esmanmusic2204 7 күн бұрын

A great example of someone who exemplified the Bodhisattva path was the late great Venerable Master Hsing Yun who founded Fo Guang Shan. Their entire mission is literally about bringing communities together with the Buddha’s teachings and Bodhisattva ideals. I attend the local branch Guang Ming in Orlando and the monastic and lay community are just wonderful to be around. If anyone watching this video is in the area, please go to their website and sign up for a temple tour. My friend Peter Meluso holds them all the time. May you all be well.

@BuddhasWizdom 6 күн бұрын

Thank you for sharing this! Venerable Master Hsing Yun and the Fo Guang Shan community are indeed wonderful examples of the Bodhisattva path in action. Their mission of bringing people together through the Buddha's teachings and Bodhisattva ideals is truly inspiring. It's great to hear about your positive experiences at the Guang Ming Temple in Orlando. Thank you again for this insightful addition, and may you all be well too. Peter

@boonraypipatchol7295 2 күн бұрын

... 4 Noble Truth... ... Buddhism.....

@sanjeevbjain 6 күн бұрын

No me, no others, only oneness unity and the intelligence living it.

@MustAfaalik 14 сағат бұрын

Touche'!🙏

@sonarbangla8711 6 күн бұрын

Buddhism is a continuation of Krishna's teachings: DO UNTO OTHERS AS YOU EXPECT OTHERS TO DO UNTO YOU. It produced the first civil society and provided prosperity to the Yadava tribe following in Sanatan religion, 11,000 years ago, as id recorded in Vishnu Purana. After the Kurukshetra war 1500-1200 bc, the Kurus (Turks) from central Asia destroyed the Yadava, under the leadership of the Babylonians, when Semitic Hinduism broke the Indian spine. Buddhism's Boddhisattva was the rekindling of the Indian spirit when non-violence, human rights, rule of law, freedom and liberty enlightened the whole world, when the entire civilized world voluntarily endorsed this Buddhist mindset and created modern civilization.

@CP-hm1qu 2 күн бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 U can believe what you want no one stopping you but don't add nonsense things into Buddhism and please provide accurate evidence of your claims. Buddhism emerge from Sramana culture which dates back to Indus Valley civilization. There was 27 samma sambuddhā before gautama Buddha. sanatan is adjective not noun to use as a religion.

@mandalwangmo4092 7 күн бұрын

I truly appreciate your deep understanding of the bodhisattva.

@anomieailuj1388 Күн бұрын

For the reminder, thank you.

@ratnabahadurgurung9850 7 күн бұрын

Beautiful teaching.Namo Buddhaya.

@tdaravuth 7 күн бұрын

Great, I just got the idea today

@2kkto2 7 күн бұрын

Thank you...

@giselalinzmaier85 7 күн бұрын

Thank you

@raviagarwal5204 6 күн бұрын

Love the images

@angelinvocon 5 күн бұрын

At 11 I made a commitment to attain enlightenment. It was easy, as I only lived, as myself and did not join into the material world. I am a conduit, connected to source and serving, as an avatar. All decisions are made with all in mind. I do not do selfish things, that would be too easy. I am more comfortable creating beauty and inviting others to walk with me in it. I am 11 44 Guardian at the Gate, creator in this world during Theta meditation, using CIA Gateway Hemi - sync program, i am loving all that is and all that is not.

@raviagarwal5204 6 күн бұрын

Keep making such videos,

@fufu_isLord 5 күн бұрын

the difference between Mahayana Buddhism and Theravada Buddhism is more than big. i search videos about Theravada Buddhism but it’s very rare and i do not know why. I mean Theravada is the source and the origins of Buddhism which have never been edited. Theravada have every details of Buddha when Mahayana have left out a lot. such as 8 rings of hell, 6 heavens, why full moon days are important for Buddhists, how the earth have appeared, beginning of life, the powers of Buddha and many other more. in Mahayana there are Demigods but in Theravada there’s no such thing. Theravada have existed since before Buddha have entered Nirvana and Mahayana started out in the years around Christianity appeared. im really forwarding to see video about Theravada Buddhism. im also very glad that Mahayana have helped Buddhism in many unique ways. ive been though lots of Theravada books and the books about the difference between Mahayana and Theravada and it amazes me a lot. i do hope you’re interested in my comment and if you are, i really hope to see videos about Theravada in your channel by letting the world know more detailed facts about Buddhism. thank you.

@wildhumans8116 3 күн бұрын

There are sasquatch sages, they have much to teach us. They speak of soul, spirit, the interconnectedness of all things, the importantance of respecting the physical body, each other and nature. They also speak of star people, our psychic abilities and the importance of spiritual practices like prayer, meditation, breath work, visualization and focus on the third eye. You'll see there is much more to sasquatch than meets the eye.

@amornchaisi1 6 күн бұрын

Very good, keep producing good content on this

@gomap58 5 күн бұрын

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💖💖💖💕💕

@Zookeeper. 15 сағат бұрын

Instant *_Comic_* Upgrade 😂

@emandejnozka1369 6 күн бұрын

Remember: one of Jesus’s places of study (among many others in India, Egypt, Persia,etc) was Trashilahunpo Monastery in Tibet.

@MustAfaalik 14 сағат бұрын

Jesus would have come across Buddhism in Alexandria from Greek Buddhist Monks. KIV Ajahn Sona on early Greek Buddhist coming soon.

@tejoteard4131 7 күн бұрын

It’s not in any supreme diety, it’s in the law of nature

@Open-the-channel Күн бұрын

The philosophy behind rightful living such as compassion, seeking wisdom, mindfulness, etc is no doubt a good practice that leads to a more loving being. But it does not answer the question of the existence of a creator higher than us. Buddha was silent when ask of this question. I found the answer when I research into christianity. Why? Among all the holy books in the world, only the Bible provides accurate account of fossil timeline i.e creation of living things on earth . The Bible reveals that God exist and who the true God of the universe or the true creator. Example: There are similarities between the sequence of fossil dating and the sequence of creation events as described in the Bible, particularly in the Book of Genesis. Here’s a comparison: Scientific Fossil Dating Sequence: 1. Plants (appear early in the fossil record, hundreds of millions of years ago) 2. Fish (appear around 500 million years ago) 3. Birds (appear around 150 million years ago) 4. Mammals (appear around 200 million years ago, with diversification after the extinction of dinosaurs) 5. Humans (hominins appear around 6-7 million years ago, Homo sapiens much later around 200,000 years ago) Biblical Creation Sequence (Genesis 1-2): 1. Plants (created on Day 3) 2. Fish and birds (created on Day 5) 3. Land animals, including mammals (created on Day 6) 4. Humans (created on Day 6) Jesus pointed that He is the way to solve all the world crisis and there is a new world out there waiting for us. It is up to you whether to believe Him or not. As for me, I have Him as my saviour for all the earthly and spiritual pain that is upon me.😊 John 14:6 "Jesus answered, 'I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.'"

@robertreed1239 7 күн бұрын

Nobodies here

@Josephbrownbear 7 күн бұрын

🪷☘️💚

@TrendX1981 6 күн бұрын

Buddha's miracle is not fly, not split some star, not magic. It's just his word. Don't you believe? It's can understand, it's can practice, it's can't conflict. That's not miracle?

@kookookatchoo8208 5 күн бұрын

You failed to mention that before you can ever become a bodhisattva you first have to experience SATORI

@HitenPatel 6 күн бұрын

Hi Peter, Firstly, thank you for this video. I have a couple of questions which I hope you can help with. 1. Whilst watching this video you mentioned the concept of “tonglen”. Whilst I didn’t know that’s what it’s called, I frequently get a flash vision when listening to a certain couple of music tracks, in which I am sitting mediating on a beach and the sun is beaming into my forehead but then there is a projection of a light beam going directly above and into space, then it tears the fabric of space itself and is being beamed into other dimensions. After a few times this occurred, I realised that the energy was then being received or is available for those who need a healing energy in real time. Are you able to comment or tell me what is happening here? Is this an example of what you are talking about in that part of the video? 2. Can you please tell me what the background music to this video is? I really find it peaceful and would like to see if I can get it. Thank you 🧘🏽‍♂️

@BuddhasWizdom 5 күн бұрын

Hello, Thank you for reaching out ! 1. Tonglen Practice: In the practice of tonglen, which is Tibetan for "giving and taking" or "sending and receiving," practitioners visualize taking in the pain and suffering of others with an in-breath, and sending out happiness, peace, and relief with an out-breath. The visualization you described, where energy is beamed into space and accessed by others for healing, aligns with the spirit of tonglen in the sense that it’s about directing positive energy outward. While the specific imagery of energy tearing the fabric of space is unique to your experience, it reflects a profound connection to the universe and a deep compassion to aid others. This type of visionary experience can be a powerful part of one’s spiritual practice, offering a vivid representation of how your meditation impacts the broader cosmos. 2. Background Music: I'm glad to hear that the music added to your experience of the video. The background music used is titled "Drifting At 432Hz" by Unicorn Midnight North. You can find and enjoy it on KZfaq kzfaq.info/get/bejne/feCSgrym1tXcj5s.html. It’s wonderful to hear that this track resonated with you, and I hope it continues to enhance your meditation and relaxation experiences. Thank you for watching and for your engaging questions. If you have more inquiries or need further explanations, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to help and discuss these fascinating topics further. Warm regards, Peter

@HitenPatel 5 күн бұрын

@@BuddhasWizdom as responses go Peter, that was very personal and extremely well thought out and received by me. Thank you for taking the time to answer ⚡️🧘🏽‍♂️🙏🏽🙌🏽

@Justificus 2 күн бұрын

The reason the Buddha did not advance the Bodhisattva path at the very beginning of his ministry - is because it is frought with perils and personality delusions. You should never forego the inner development necessary to have access to wisdom and the right application of compassion. This very necessary personal and inner work of detachment, introspection, and managed desires must be done before the negation of the self, through sacrificial acts, is ever attempted. A supposed act of kindness and compassion, can and does become the very thing that causes the destruction and devolution to the person or thing you are trying to help. Without this illuminated and intuitive sense, you are an irresponsible physician who prescribes a remedy, but does not adhere to the hippocratic oath - do no harm. The best of intentions is not a bypass of karmic law and that even beneficent motivations can have far reaching and negative consequences. The Bodhisattva is a goal of high inspirational attainment. The aspirants who first seek to become a Bodhisattva - have already lost their way in their own vainglorious and heroic imaginations.

@ivananderson141 6 күн бұрын

Seems like being a peaple pleaser to me no thanks I have given and been used enough.

@tammyloo9165 6 күн бұрын

Wisdom is one of the attributes of a Boddhisatva to be. In Buddhism, wisdom must be applied in all our actions. May you heal from your past experience and find happiness and peace 🪷

@RootzRockBand 5 күн бұрын

You have to temper your giving with discernment. You don’t have to always bend over backwards and self sabotage yourself, that’s just not wise. Wisdom means, knowing when to help others and when to allow others to help themselves. This wisdom we learn comes with experience and time. There are times when it requires you to set boundaries, and if your boundaries are intentionally crossed by others, it is okay to become fiery in order to lay the law. The goal is to be blissfull and virtuous which includes being compassionate, empathetic, kind, caring, loving, grateful, thankful, blissfull, cheerful, honest; but also being strong, prosperous, provident, and focused. There is a balance that must be sought, however it is never advisable to be cruel. For example when raising children or animals, at times you must be stern and instill some sense of fear of consequences or else you will not be respected. There are times you may make mistakes, but in our current state of being human, we can always seek forgiveness and guidance from our higher divine Most High Almighty and the divine avatars and benevolent divine personalities of the Most High Almighty that will aid and assist us in finding ever new joy and bliss. Once we have tasted divine bliss and ever new joy, it’s compelling to want to help others in the best way we can.

@CheckmateSurvivor 7 күн бұрын

Anybody reading this needs Jesus.

@Justme-vz4px 7 күн бұрын

anyone can say this though, with any prophet or God, I think we all need peace, whatever religion,nation or culture

@CheckmateSurvivor 7 күн бұрын

@@Justme-vz4px Jesus is the only Saviour. All the rest are just fallen angels who pretend to be gods.

@saddha1 7 күн бұрын

That’s a joke. Jesus couldn’t save himself after all those miracles and was killed so horribly. Only Lord Buddha saves in a true way. He came first and most of Jesus teachings came from Buddha.

@saddha1 7 күн бұрын

Jesus involuntarily was killed and did not die for YOUR sins. Than you pretend to eat his flesh and drink his blood? Gross! If that’s not demonic I dont know what is! In Buddhism human sacrifice is greatly demeritorious-if god saved Isaac what makes you think he would kill his own son? Christuanity is so full of wrong view! What about men being called “bride of Christ”, eunuchs and sheep? This belief system is full of wrong.

@mcdade7489 7 күн бұрын

My good is better than your God. No, MY God is better than yours. Can we all just grow up?!! This is so childish🙄🙄