Ram Dass interviews Thicht Nhat Hanh

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Ram Dass interviews Thicht Nhat Hanh at the State of the World forum, September 1995

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foofoo blenda says:

can they animate them as american ninja and viet ninga in a fighting game of consciousness

Avinash Salunke says:

3.45
Even Buddha did social and religious revolution in his time of Indian society without anger, he did it with his compassion and it affects worldwide even today.

Alain Maitre says:

" Not good to be buddhist or christian or muslim or theist or atheist or gnostic or agnostic , etcetera . Not good to cultivate separatism . No favouritism . Good to be non-separatist . Yes being pro the unity in impartiality principle . Maturity . Magnificent obsession . Yes mindfulness training . Yes meditation . Copy that . " Worldteacher .

Carlos Desrosiers says:

It's interesting to hear a Buddhist monk talk about how anger is apart of us despite the doctrine of no self.

Terry Creagh says:

The energy of compassion.

Monika K. says:

Mindfulness of anger. Breathing mindfully in, breathing mindfully out. When you breathe mindfully you are not ignoring anger. You are mindful also of your anger. You know I am angry. I take good care of my anger. Our anger is a kind of flower, that needs the care of the sunshine, namely mindfulness. More useful than to use the energy of anger is to use the energy of compassion and the energy of understanding. – Thank you so much for your teaching.

babayaga108 says:

"Our anger is a kind of flower"

Matt Petersen says:

Great more hippies

okzon says:

4:50
"Love thy enemy."

Matt Petersen says:

Fucking hippy nonsense. What a waste of my time.

LBdr333 says:

For those dissing Thay, please research him. He has done so much good, he is educated and was not allowed back into his country for nearly forty years for asking for an end to the Vietnam war. He used calm and peaceful means to get his voice heard. He has suffered and seen much suffering. Martin Luther King recommended him for the peace Nobel prize, that year no one was awarded it. He has transformed many many peoples lives. He practices what he speaks. Mindfulness works for me. He is a gift in a world that cares little for others.

fntime says:

I've given it more 'second thoughts' than you have any thoughts.
Behave yourself grasshopper, you need to calm down and be
the 'genius' that you wish you were.

jesuisravi says:

Naw, none of that. They are just mirrors–what do you see when you look at a mirror?

fntime says:

I think you might be correct.
This is feel good shit, masquerading as 'wisdom'.
It has value if you lack any insight into anger, but reading the comments
here is kind of discouraging. These 2 guys make their living explaining
the obvious and trying to push a social agenda that is not based on
reality no matter how well meaning.
Stephan, you'll probably find 'truth' before these speakers or the commentors.
They are delusional & closed minded with a pedantic edge.

QV D says:

with your long comment, u just want to say you dont understand what they said

Elizabeth O says:

♪ ♥ ♪♪

LocalTourist says:

Luke: I cant believe it

Yoda: That's why you fail.

TheWhoMe123 says:

You should look into some of the Buddhist practices more thoroughly before angrily dismissing it. It is only your response that appears superficial and reactionary. This is not magic. It is good psychology. In fact, 'Mindfulness' has often to used with a great deal of success as a form of CBT for a variety of mental health issues including anxiety and depression.

G Lee Brongersma aka Lee Evanz says:

Where can I find the next part of this interview, Thanxx ..

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