6 SECRETS TO A HAPPY RELATIONSHIP | Buddhism In English 

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You have to have patience in any relationship..you have to have open communication..no secrets then only we can trust someone totally

No hate for budhism But I saw few people (budhish) spreading hate agenst sanatan dharm what you say 🙏🙏

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Also be intelligent to find a proper trustworthy kind partner

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What he is telling is what Lord Buddha taught

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@@arpitaroy919 I am not a monk, but I am a Buddhist, who knows Buddhism well. Lord Buddha's teachings far exceeds this monks knowledge.

But still the topic dosen't still justify.. why is that partner always feels they are right ????😅

I thought I was seeing this alone

I truly agree with you! How are you

Yes when we hear to the words of this person we will get some positive vibes

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Your amazing thank you for all your help ❤

Yes true, I’m going through depression right now and I’m trying to get away from it 😢

@@sugeeshaperera1349 Hope you find your true inner peace soon!

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Indeed I am so happy

I do also.

I'm sorry to hear about that. Be strong and hope you are happier now. You'd be able to find comfort and be stronger through these teachings on this channel too. Hope it helps you find happiness! 😊

You could have done also..Who stopped you? May be you are the reason for his change? May be you were toxic to him thats why he got frustrated and did which he started to like..I am sure you are just trying and pretending and playing a victim card

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He said it all! How are you my dear

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So happy to hear!! 😊 May you continue to do so :)

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How has it worked out so far? I am looking to implement as well

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That's so true and as much as I'd love no one killing animals it most likely won't happen. However, the 1st precept of abstaining from killing beings is not taking a living being's life (also not harming them). Buying poultry or meat from a supermarket or restaurant is not actually breaking the precept - but don't have it if you know they're killing the animal just for you. I believe you are one who doesn't eat meat? (I may be wrong) but I'm saying this so you don't have the wrong view of other people/ or even monks simply eating meat as it is not breaking the precept as taught by the Buddha. Hope it helps! :) May all beings be well and happy! 😊🙏🏼

@@mahe4102 Thanks for your words and your trying to educate me. I must say, it makes me very sad how this precept of not killing beings has been misinterpreted by some people. What you said about meat bought in a supermarket that has not been killed for you specifically, is simply a bad attempt to justify the fact that the person does not want to give up eating animals. I can definitely not respect a monk who eats slaughtered animals while there is so much vegetarian food available, and at the same time they talk about compassion. Can you not see how much pain is inflicted? And ultimately you inflict the pain on yourself through the karma you have created. If you pay someone (the butcher) to kill an animal you definitely share the karma.

​@@ashapuri3114 Namo Buddhaya! Thank you for sharing. I understand that once anyone learns something and have a view about a particular topic we tend to think we are right and others are wrong - and that's a scary thing at times. I'd like to mention that I wouldn't have told you that or gave advice without knowing that it is certainly what the Buddha had said. I have read it in Suttas and heard it from Venerable Monks of Mahamevnawa. I also usually don't hold certain views of things I hear until I crosscheck with the words of the pure Dhamma (from the Sutta Pitaka). I hope you know that there is only one truth and that you find it, or in that case that we all find it! :) I can direct you to this video (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-72nt9dR9UAQ.html) which explains the full story/sutta in detail (but it is in Sinhala) and if you don't understand Sinhala, you can use this website to read the Suttas in English (suttacentral.net/snp2.2/en/sujato?layout=sidebyside&reference=none&notes=asterisk&highlight=false&script=latin). Alternatively, if you understand Pali you can use (tripitaka.online/sutta/12687) or the above link and turn on Pali and/or translate the page to english by right-clicking. Hope this helps! Theruwan Saranai! 🙏

Killing involves anger, greed and delusion all 3 unwholesome emotions in the mind. At the time of killing, there are only these negative unwholesome states if one stops for a second during that act to investigate his/her mind. Eating meat or buying meat from the supermarket does not involve hatred in the mind. At that moment there is greed in one’s mind, There is no anger when one sits down at the table to eat a roast chicken. But there is greediness and delusion operating. So, between the two acts (killing vs eating meat), killing is the worst as it defiles the mind with all 3 unwholesome states. Greed, hatred and delusion are the cause for all negative happenings in one’s mind and in everyone’s mind in this entire world. If a lay person is determined to keep the 5 precepts and develop seela (code of conduct via speech, deeds and thoughts), sooner than later, that person will slowly get away from eating meat as well. In the Buddha’s time period, factory farming as done in modern times was non-existent. If a person really learns how billions of animals are raised for meat in cramped and terrible conditions in the modern era, it is certain that a great majority will stop eating meat. People do not think beyond the pack of meat they buy…we forget that the pieces inside that packet once belonged to a sentient being. Once one learns to think that way, he/she/they will automatically refrain from eating meat as well. But we cannot force one to be a vegetarian or put down their eating habits of another.

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