A Heartfelt Understanding of the Heart Sutra 

It is wonderful to hear how deeply this has touched you. Once that clarity begins to dawn, there is no holding it back.

Thank you! It is wonderful to hear that you are reaching the end of your search. This is the path of jnana. At some point it intersects with the path of devotion. All roads lead to the same conclusion.

Thank you for listening in the way that you do ❤️🙏.

That's great to hear. I'm glad the message resonated in you.

So beautiful

All your contemplations are welcome and deeply appreciated

These words are really from a place of absolute truth🙏

I am listening, and carefully. Your videos choke me up for some reason...but in a good way. I only recently discovered your channel, and I don't want to binge watch them like a Netflix series. They are a rich treat that should be slowly savored. You asked for feedback regarding future videos, so I would love to hear your thoughts on the diamond sutra, which I am more familiar with than the heart sutra. It's often on my mind because sometimes I feel like I want to, and should, help others awaken and feel the deep peace that's always available beneath the mind's clutter, even when I know that there is no other to awaken, so this paradox remains, and seems to be addressed in the diamond sutra, but I could be mistaken. Anyway, I thank you for whatever you have to share. 🌞

Thank you 🙏. I'm glad this video resonated with you. And thanks for the recommendation. I haven't come across the "Identity of Relative and Absolute" but will take a look. The name itself is brilliant.

Depth is the right dimension to focus on. The depth of every moment is infinite.

In Buddhism, "form" generally means the physical body. It is the form most identified with as a separate self entity, and once the emptiness of the body is seen, it naturally applies to all forms. If you'd like to go a bit deeper, the reasons that Thich Nhat Hanh made the new translation are given on the Plum Village website: plumvillage.org/about/thich-nhat-hanh/letters/thich-nhat-hanh-new-heart-sutra-translation

@@untangle-your-mind Correct, in Buddhism form refers to the body so form and body are used interchangeably. The master changed the wording to make it clearer. In Buddhism, we talk often about the body and mind, rupa and nama.