Podcasts about bodhisatva

Chú Đại Bi là gì? Chú Đại Bi, hay Đại Bi Tâm Đà La Ni (Maha Karunika citta Dharani), là bài chú căn bản minh họa công đức nội chứng của Đức Quán Tự Tại Bồ Tát (Avalokiteśvara Bodhisatva). Bài chú này còn có các tên gọi là: Thiên Thủ Thiên Nhãn Quán Thế Âm Đại Bi Tâm Đà La Ni, Quảng Đại Viên Mãn Vô Ngại Đại Bi Tâm Đà La Ni, Thiên Thủ Thiên Nhãn Quán Tự Tại Bồ Tát Quảng Đại Viên Mãn Vô Ngại Đại Bi Tâm Đà La Ni, Thanh Cảnh Đà La Ni… Chân ngôn này được trích từ Thiên Thủ Thiên Nhãn Quán Thế Âm Bồ Tát Quảng Ðại Viên Mãn Vô Ngại Ðại Bi Tâm Ðà La Ni Kinh. Theo đó, bài chú này được Bồ Tát Quán Thế Âm đọc trước một cuộc tập họp của các Phật, Bồ Tát, các thần và vương. Chú Đại Bi là chân ngôn phổ biến cùng với Phật Quán Thế Âm ở Đông Á, thường được dùng để bảo vệ hoặc để làm thanh tịnh. Chú Đại Bi thường dùng chính là Tâm Chú của Đức Thanh Cảnh Quán Tự Tại Bồ Tát (Nìlakantha Avalokite'svara Bodhisatva) chủ yếu do hai ngài Bất Không Kim Cương và Kim Cương Trí dịch vào khoảng giữa thế kỷ thứ 6. Các bản này được lưu truyền dưới 2 dạng là bản dài với bản ngắn. Ý nghĩa và tác dụng của kinh Chú Đại Bi Bồ Tát Quán Thế Âm vì tâm đại bi đối với chúng sinh, muốn cho chúng sinh được thành tựu tất cả các thiện căn, được tiêu tan tất cả sự sợ hãi, được mau đầy đủ tất cả những chỗ mong cầu mà nói ra Thần Chú này. Trong kinh ngài Quán Thế Âm Bồ Tát bạch Phật rằng: “Bạch đức Thế Tôn, tôi có Chú Đại Bi tâm đà ra ni, nay xin nói ra, vì muốn cho chúng sanh được an vui, được trừ tất cả bệnh, được sống lâu, được giàu có, được diệt tất cả nghiệp ác tội nặng, được xa lìa chướng nạn, được thành tựu tất cả thiện căn, được tiêu tan tất cả sự sợ hãi, được mau đầy đủ tất cả những chỗ mong cầu. Cúi xin Thế Tôn từ bi doãn hứa.”, rồi sau đó đọc Chú Đại Bi. Theo kinh Thiên Thủ Thiên Nhãn Quán Thế Âm Bồ Tát Quảng Đại Viên Mãn Vô Ngại Đại Bi Tâm Đà La Ni, người trì tụng Chú Đại Bi sẽ được 15 điều lành, không bị 15 thứ hoạnh tử bức hại. 15 điều lành bao gồm: Sinh ra thường được gặp vua hiền. Thường sinh vào nước an ổn. Thường gặp vận may. Thường gặp được bạn tốt. Sáu căn đầy đủ. Tâm đạo thuần thục. Không phạm giới cấm. Bà con hòa thuận thương yêu. Của cải thức ăn thường được sung túc. Thường được người khác cung kính, giúp đỡ. Có của báu không bị cướp đoạt. Cầu gì đều được toại ý. Long, Thiên, thiện thần thường theo hộ vệ. Được gặp Phật nghe pháp. Nghe Chánh pháp ngộ được nghĩa thâm sâu. 15 thứ hoạnh tử gồm: Chết vì đói khát khốn khổ. Chết vì bị gông cùm, giam cầm đánh đập. Chết vì oan gia báo thù. Chết vì chiến trận. Chết vì bị ác thú hổ, lang sói làm hại. Chết vì rắn độc, bò cạp. Chết trôi, chết cháy. Chết vì bị thuốc độc. Chết vì trùng độc làm hại. Chết vì điên loạn mất trí. Chết vì té từ cây cao hoặc rớt xuống vực thẳm. Chết vì người ác trù ếm. Chết vì tà thần, ác quỷ làm hại. Chết vì bệnh nặng bức bách. Chết vì tự tử. Để đạt được những công năng hành giả phải: Giữ gìn giới hạnh, đặc biệt là sát, đạo, dâm, vọng. Phải kiêng cữ rượu thịt, các thứ hành, hẹ, tỏi, cùng các thức ăn hôi hám. Tốt nhất là nên ăn chay. Phải giữ vệ sinh thân thể, thường xuyên tắm gội, thay đổi y phục sạch sẽ, không nên để cho trong người có mùi hôi. Trước khi trì chú cũng phải đánh răng, súc miệng sạch sẽ, nếu trước đó có đi đại tiện, tiểu tiện thì phải rửa tay sạch sẽ trước khi trì tụng.

The word Bodhisattva means “awakened being”. In the text Invoking the Bodhisatva's Names, written by Thich Nhat Hanh, 5 Bodhisattvas are mentioned who represent qualities we can all uncover in ourselves. In this talk, Sister Tu Nghiem offers us an explanation of this text. You can find the text here. The Plum Village Chanting Book is available here.

‘The Place That Scare You: A Guide To Fearlessness In Difficult Times' continues with building compassion for yourself and others to build a bridge from suffering to growing into the BEST version of yourself. Bodhichita is the Unconditional Love that is waiting for you to let in. Tonglen is the way you love others like yourself. Bodhisatva is a warrior of unconditional love. Are you fighting the right wars in your head and heart? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alma-myers/message

We've been threatening to do this for a while, and now it's finally here. This week we're discussing the soundtrack to 2000's Me, Myself & Irene. If you're not familiar, it's the film that closed out Jim Carrey's run of blockbuster 90s comedies with a resounding thud. Carrey plays Charlie, a mild-mannered cop with a split personality. He also plays Hank, Charlie's deranged alter ego. Renee Zellweger is here as well. The rest really isn't important. And the soundtrack is equally split down the middle. Half the album's songs are your usual suspects of late-90s radio rock staples. The other half is a bizarre collection of Steely Dan songs covered by modern artists such as Wilco, Ivy, Ben Folds Five, and Smash Mouth. Yes, Smash Mouth is back and they're doing Steely Dan. What did we ever do to deserve this? SHOW NOTES: Me, Myself & Irene is available to stream here Steely Dan, "Bodhisatva" live, 1974 Check out Tubi today! INTRO: "Dance Rocket" by Jesse Spillane OUTRO: "Haitian Divorce" by Steely Dan MUSIC VIDEOS: "Breakout" by Foo Fighters "Deep Inside of You" by Third Eye Blind "Bad Sneakers" by The Push Stars Have a soundtrack you'd like us to cover?  Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know! Or email us at OSTPartyPod@gmail.com

(Byams Pa en tibetano) Significado: Maitri significa amor incondicional así que maitreya es el que posee el amor incondicional. Ahora nos encontramos ante una figura dorada que también se encuentra en la postura del porte real. Su mano izquierda sostiene un loto del cual emerge una estupa —un relicario budista—. Maitreya (el amistoso, Jampa en tibetano) el único Bodhisatva que ha inspirado una devoción generalizada en países pertenecientes al Budismo Theravada y al Budismo Mahayana. En las escrituras antiguas del Canon Pali, el Buda Shakyamuni augura que Maitreya (Metteya en pali) será el próximo Buda en aparecer en nuestro sistema mundo. Será el último de los cinco Budas en obtener la Iluminación Suprema en este kalpa o eón. Las fuentes Theravadas y Mahayanas coinciden en que actualmente reside en el cielo del Tushita devaloka, una especie de mundo celestial.

(Chenrezig en tibetano) Significado: Avalokita por lo regular se traduce como “el que mira hacia abajo”. y Shvara significa señor. Así Avalokiteshvara significa: El señor que mira hacia abajo (en infinita compasión) a cada ser que se encuentre en un estado de sufrimiento. Se podría describir al Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara como la quintaesencia de lo que es un Bodhisatva, ya que la compasión es el sello que distingue a la experiencia de la Iluminación. Avalokiteshvara es la figura que personifica esa compasión elevada a la máxima potencia. El Bodhisatva Avalokiteshvara ocupa un lugar prominente en varias escrituras del budismo Mahayana. Es la figura principal en el Prajñaparamita Hridaya o sutra del corazón. También está Avalokiteshvara en el sutra Sarangama y se le representa alcanzando la Iluminación al meditar profundamente en el sonido y es prominente los sutras del budismo Indo-tántrico.

In this episode we briefly explore the concept of the Bodhisatva, and we explore the idea, (and common claim) that Jesus was a Bodhisatva. Using Alan Watts, and the Fundamentals of Catholic Dogma, I aim to shed some light on this claim. ——Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JMartinCatholicZenMind/ Twitter: @KoC_Crusader Email: catholiczenmind@yahoo.com. To check out the top quality, organic hemp CBD products available from Changing The Future Outcome, check out the website below: https://livefreeorpi.myctfo.com --- --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

How is the concept of Buddhism intrinsically connected to our lives? How did Kind Siddhartha's name change to Buddha? How did Buddhism go viral around the world? Is the Buddha form a manifestation of Vishnu or not? What is the difference between a regular Buddha statue and the statue of Bodhisatva? Catch all this and more in this episode of The Devdutt Pattanaik Show podcast! Don't forget to tune in every morning from 6 am to 8 am and catch the repeat from 9 am to 11 am and again at 1 pm to 3 pm every Sunday only on Radio Mirchi!

This podcast extra by Robert A.F. Thurman includes an extended basic mindfulness practice instruction and a guided “Developing the Spirit of Enlightenment or the Mind of The Bodhisattva” meditation. Guided Mindfulness Meditation Professor Thurman leads a traditional Buddhist mindfulness meditation using the breath and mantra as one’s focus along with basic instruction of one’s physical posture during practice sessions taken from the Wisdom Academy Course “Sutra and Tantra: The Profound and Miraculous“. Developing the Mind of the Bodhisattva / Spirit of Enlightenment Meditation This meditation includes the eleven steps to compassion, love and happiness including “The Seven fold Cause and effect Precept of Mother Recognition” from Maitreya and Asanga and “The Exchange of Self and Other” Precept from Manjushri and Shantideva, a discussion of how physics and the Buddhist Inner Sciences intersect, how anyone can imagine having infinite past and future interconnected lives, of Pretans or hungry ghosts and Thomas à Kempis’ imitatio christi (Imitation of Christ) teaching. Mindfulness + Developing the Mind of the Bodhisattva Meditations – Podcast Bonus RAFT Archives Collage by How to be a Bodhisatva via www.lionsroar.com. This week’s episode’s of the Bob Thurman Podcast was thanks Wisdom Publications and was brought to you in part through the support of the Tibet House US Membership Community and Menla Retreat and Dewa Spa in Phoenicia, New York. Mindfulness + Developing the Mind of the Bodhisattva Meditations – Podcast Bonus RAFT Archives is an excerpt from the online course presented by Wisdom Publications with Robert A.F. Thurman. To learn more abut this ongoing online offering please visit: www.wisdompubs.org Listen to more archive recordings from from past Robert AF Thurman teachings + public events please consider becoming a Tibet House US member. To learn about the benefits of Tibet House US Membership please visit: www.tibethouse.us. The song ‘Dancing Ling’ + ‘Trance Tibet’ by Tenzin Choegyal from the album ‘Heart Sutra‘ (2004) by Ethno Super Lounge is used on the Bob Thurman Podcast with artist’s permission, all rights reserved.

This podcast extra includes an extended basic mindfulness practice instruction and a guided “Developing the Spirit of Enlightenment or the Mind of The Bodhisattva” meditation. Guided Mindfulness Meditation Professor Thurman leads a traditional Buddhist mindfulness meditation using the breath and mantra as one’s focus along with basic instruction of one’s physical posture during practice sessions taken from the Wisdom Academy Course “Sutra and Tantra: The Profound and Miraculous“. Developing the Mind of the Bodhisattva / Spirit of Enlightenment Meditation This meditation includes the eleven steps to compassion, love and happiness including “The Seven fold Cause and effect Precept of Mother Recognition” from Maitreya and Asanga and “The Exchange of Self and Other” Precept from Manjushri and Shantideva, a discussion of how physics and the Buddhist Inner Sciences intersect, how anyone can imagine having infinite past and future interconnected lives, of Pretans or hungry ghosts and Thomas à Kempis’ imitatio christi (Imitation of Christ) teaching. Mindfulness + Developing the Mind of the Bodhisattva Meditations – Podcast Bonus RAFT Archives Collage by How to be a Bodhisatva via www.lionsroar.com. This week’s episode’s of the Bob Thurman Podcast was thanks Wisdom Publications and was brought to you in part through the support of the Tibet House US Membership Community and Menla Retreat and Dewa Spa in Phoenicia, New York. Mindfulness + Developing the Mind of the Bodhisattva Meditations – Podcast Bonus RAFT Archives is an excerpt from the online course presented by Wisdom Publications with Robert A.F. Thurman. To learn more abut this ongoing online offering please visit: www.wisdompubs.org Listen to more archive recordings from from past Robert AF Thurman teachings + public events please consider becoming a Tibet House US member. To learn about the benefits of Tibet House US Membership please visit: www.tibethouse.us. The song ‘Dancing Ling’ + ‘Trance Tibet’ by Tenzin Choegyal from the album ‘Heart Sutra‘ (2004) by Ethno Super Lounge is used on the Bob Thurman Podcast with artist’s permission, all rights reserved.

Teaching from the pilgrimage sites in Bodhgaya Professor Thurman opens this podcast with a discussion of how the Buddha redefined the concept of truth and how modern language about Buddhism is influenced by it’s early translation by scholars attempting to frame it’s philosophy of mind training into Western religious equivalencies. Guiding a close reading of Shantideva‘s “Guide to the Bodhisatva’s Way of Life” and the Centrist Commentaries on the Kalachakra tantra Robert AF Thurman in this two part podcast discusses how an understanding of non-dualism and emptiness can form the basis for deepening one’s wisdom and compassion. Podcast includes a discussion of apperception, Vipassana (Insight Meditation), Shamatha (Calm Abiding Meditation), James Cameron’s “Avatar,” Henry David Thoreau’s “Walden”, the Buddhist understanding of yoga and concludes with a thought experiment on the causal narratives and habitual stories that contribute to suffering and unskillful behavior. This podcast was recorded during the Tibet House US + GeoEx Trip lead by Robert AF Thurman to the 34th Kalachakra Empowerment with the Dalai Lama in Bodhgaya, Bihar, India in January, 2017. “Pilgrimage : Deepening Wisdom and Compassion – Ep. 162 of the Bob Thurman Podcast” is apart of the “Buddhist Pilgrimage Series” using field recordings of Robert AF Thurman and friends from his global docent tours benefiting the work of Tibet House US. To listen to more archive recordings from from past Robert A.F. Thurman teachings + public events please consider becoming a Tibet House US member. To Learn about the benefits of Tibet House US Membership please visit: www.tibethouse.us. The song ‘Dancing Ling’ by Tenzin Choegyal from the album ‘Heart Sutra‘ (2004) by

Contrasting our modern materialistic terminal lifestyle which denies the interconnection of sensitive beings + the possibility of past + future lives with that of the Infinite Lifestyle as taught by the Buddha Professor Thurman re-frames the traditional translations of key terms found in Shantideva and in describing nirvana as bliss. Opening this two part podcast with an overview of the Buddhist perspective on emptiness Robert AF Thurman leads a discussion on “Shantideva’s Bodhisatva’s Way to Life” & his book “Infinite Life” highlighting the lessons from each on patience, generosity, creativity + justice. Includes a discussion of the decimal system and the zero’s origins in ancient India, it’s linguistic + conceptual connections to Shunyata and the place of non-dualism in the Buddha’s Teachings. “Bliss is more or less illegal in most cultures.” Robert AF Thurman In the second half Professor Thurman gives an overview of the Six Transendences ( Traditionally Known as the Six Perfections) beginning with a detailed examination of selfless compassion, the blissful nature of nirvana & Shantideva’s famous presentation of the yoga of patience as the antidote to anger/hate, with its three varieties of tolerant patience, insightful patience, and forgiving patience. Podcast concludes with a short “exchanging self for other” guided meditation on Disney’s Living Dessert documentary. “Bliss Suspicion & The Three Types of Justice” is an excerpt from the March 22, 2017 HH Dalai Lama’s A Force for Good: Buddhist Science Sources for Practices Beyond Religion Talk ‘Patience and Creativity Transcendences ’ by Robert AF Thurman recorded at Tibet House US in New York City. To watch the full recordings from this + other past events please consider becoming a Tibet House US member. Learn about joining the Tibet House US Membership Community with a monthly tax-deductible donation by visiting: www.tibethouse.us. ‘A Force For Good’ is a Tibet House US course to further the Dalai Lama’s contemporary world initiatives, from His Holiness’ American Institute of Buddhist Studies and Mind & Life Institute science dialogues (

In reality our conduct can be the fastest way to happiness. As Lama Zopa says, "Put enlightenment second, first just be kind to self and others."

This is a story about Bodhisatva, and teached the value of valour as well as commitment. Bodhisatta (Bodhisatva) in the form of a horse teaches us how.  To listen to more such amazing stories, visit [www.baalgatha.com](www.baalgatha.com)

Point Break (1991) was directed by Kathryn Bigelow, written by W. Peter Iliff and stars Patrick Swayze, Keanu Reeves, Gary Busey, Lori Petty, John C. McGinley, Anthony Kiedis, and Tom Sizemore.   We both recognize Point Break as one of the finest films ever made, so we had a great time talking about it. There's not just one tiny thing that makes it great, either. A lot of little things add up and allow this movie to be more than just a shallow action film. However, it's still a fun ride that keeps you entertained from start to finish.

THE HARDCORE ZEN ACTION SQUAD: SIT DOWN & SHUT UP! He´s the punkrock anarchist zen teacher, rebelling against all attempts to transform zen buddhism into something that resembles ”church” or ”religion”. He´s the author of a bunch of exciting books, like ”Sex, Sin & Zen”. We met Brad during his retreat at Noden in Stockholm for a chat about topics that matter. To us. For example sex & yoga. Also: what is zen - really? And what does words like ”dharma” (litterature reference: Jack Kerouac) or Bodhisatva (musical reference: Steely Dan) actually mean? He´s not living in celibacy. Why not? Listen and find out. Brad Warner is the equivalent of YesYoga in the zen field: trying to reach new audiences with a less stiff, more contemporary approach. And yes, you can wear jeans both as a zen teacher as well as a yoga teacher (stretch preferred). Presented by Christian Wigardt and Curt Lundberg.

This week, Brent ushers in the Summer of Swayze with Point Break (1991), the Katheryn (Hurt Locker) Bigelow directed, James Cameron-produced action thriller starring Keanu Reeves as a FBI agent tasked with taking down a group of sufers, led by the Svengali-like Patrick Swayze, who rob banks to finance their endless summer. Lori Petty and Gary Busey also star. Join us as we talk summer action movies, the Bodhisatva, zen, surfing, and more on this week's episode! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

2014-05-21 - Heart Training on the Bodhisatva Path - Bodhisattva means “Awakened Being.” This path of awakening has three key domains for practice: remembering intention; training our attention; and compassionate activity. This talk reviews these domains and includes guided reflections that can help bring spirituality alive in daily life.

Episode 36 - Black Elk's Vision, Thranduil's Dilemma And The Bodhisatva Way