@Interiormythos
There is a correction to the captions of this video that we are unable to make on YouTube, so please note that at 2:55, 2:58, and 3:29, Abbot Okumura uses the corresponding adjective, "ascetic", to talk about Buddha's strict practice during that period. However, the term has been incorrectly transcribed as "aesthetic", which has a very different meaning. Thank you!
@taylordottie5858
Very interesting and enlightening! I like the sound of his voice.
@desertportal353
And the sun sets just as our thoughts set. Beautiful. Thank you.
@jozefwoo8079
Great content. Thank you. One remark on the subtitle : it's not aestethic but ascetic.
@dheerajkrkh
A minor correction, it's ascetic, not aesthetic. At 3:29 and some other places.
@CharlesAmericanus
So good, that guy is awesome.
@iiE11EVEN
great video. id love to travel to the East & learn from such wise beings. for now i shall practice meditate & gnosis
@jkim3084
감사합니다. 벽은 나의 목적이 아니다. 큰 깨달음 입니다.
@igorangelievish8111
Hello, what would be the distance between the chair and the wall if I decide to use the chair to meditate due to problems with one of my knees? Thank you.
@patrickmoriarty7273
Well Done
@robertforrester578
It is very difficult to fend off intrusive, unwanted thoughts. It is not merely an annoyance . . .it is a quality of life issue. I need help with it. Thank you.
@ama6103
🙏🏻🌈🙏🏻
@macdougdoug
Ascetic practise, not aesthetic - one is not giving in to desires, and the other concerned with beauty.
@sridharans9956
Transcription contains mistakes.
@RamandeepSJohal
subtitle says aesthetic practice, it should be ascetic. Self mortification can hardly be aesthetic 🙂
@steelwheel-i3s
A ruxurias rife! 😂
@thiensu73
Wrong, foor you
@Zen_Cycling