Gelek Rimpoche – Do Everything With Enthusiasm – Essence of Tibetan BUddhism 66 – Video
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Gelek Rimpoche - Do Everything With Enthusiasm - Essence of Tibetan BUddhism 66
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Students learn about Buddhism through sand mandalas – Video
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Students learn about Buddhism through sand mandalas
In conjunction with the Dalai Lama #39;s visit to Princeton this fall, students in Princeton #39;s Forbes College have been learning about Tibetan Buddhism through s...
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How to pronounce ‘buddhism’ with Zira.mp4 – Video
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Prince Ea and Glenn Beck Talk Buddhism and Hip-Hop | Green Couch Interview – Video
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Prince Ea and Glenn Beck Talk Buddhism and Hip-Hop | Green Couch Interview
Rapper and poet Prince Ea talks to Glenn Beck about religion, hip-hp and more. See more: http://TheBlaze.com/TV.
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The Story Behind “Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions” – Video
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The Story Behind "Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions"
Ven. Chodron tells the tale of the conception and long gestation of her latest book with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, "Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions."
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Mazzaglia: Finding peace at a Buddhist retreat
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It started under a fig tree on the other side of the world thousands of years ago, but the words and practices of Buddhism have filtered down through the centuries, touching the lives of countless people, finding a growing audience in the United States - and inspiring a new centre for worship and meditation in Central Massachusetts.
Some three million Americans have now embraced Buddhism and its ancient approach to ending human suffering. Thousands more find themselves attracted to a Buddhist way of life based on love, kindness and meditative practice.
Buddhist teachings stretch way back to the fifth century before the Christian era. The story began in today's Nepal where Prince Siddartha was born into a royal family and expected to eventually become ruler of the Shakya clan. Shielded from the trials and tribulations of the world for the first 29 years of his life, the privileged prince one day came face to face with the normal reality of human suffering. That personal confrontation with worldly pain and dissatisfaction so upset the young prince that he left the royal life in search of a way to overcome the misery of human suffering.
Four Noble Truths
Six years later, while sitting under a fig tree which is today known as the Bodhi tree or the "tree of enlightenment," Siddartha achieved his goal of transcendence, and he was thereafter known as the Shakyamuni Buddha, the "awakened one."
Happiness can be achieved, taught the Buddha, by cultivating the mind in a variety of ways. It begins with an awareness of Four Noble Truths, which follow a pattern. For life is often filled with suffering, pain and beset with sorrow and trouble. Even at its best, life is never completely fulfilling because people always seek more happiness and less pain.
This leads to a craving that itself becomes problematic because people cling to selfish attachments in search of ever more pleasure. Yet, this is also never completely fulfilling. However, while people continue to search for still more pleasure and less pain, Buddhism breaks the circle of human frustration by teaching that it is possible to be completely released from such attachments through the discipline that comes from following a Noble Eightfold Path, which leads to Nirvana and the utter eventual extinction of the pain of existence.
For the next 45 years, the Buddha wandered the northern part of India, teaching freedom from suffering, until he died at the age of 80. Then, after his death, a number of Buddhist schools of thought developed which attracted adherents within the borders of India. In the third century the Emperor Ashoka of the powerful Mauryan dynasty decided to rule his kingdom according to Buddhist principles and sent missionaries to promote Buddhism beyond India.
The mission to Sri Lanka met with particular success. Even today, Buddhism is dominant with 70 percent of Sri Lankans practicing Buddhism.
It is also from Sri Lanka the Buddhists came to Framingham and have now moved to Grafton, where they have established the New England Buddhist Vihara and Meditation Centre on a wooded estate at 162 Old Upton Road.
Zen Room 28 October 2014 – Video
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Zen Room 28 October 2014
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Mike Meridith: The Art and Zen of Managing Nagios with Puppet – Nagios Con 2014 – Video
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Mike Meridith: The Art and Zen of Managing Nagios with Puppet - Nagios Con 2014
"The Art and Zen of Managing Nagios with Puppet (Best Practices, Use Cases, and Advanced Capabilities)" The trend towards DevOps has brought new levels of ag...
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Fruit Ninja – Zen Mode – Score 448 | 500 Highscore! – Video
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Fruit Ninja - Zen Mode - Score 448 | 500 Highscore!
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