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Culadasa (John Yates, Ph.D.) is a meditation master with over four decades of experience in the Tibetan and Theravadin Buddhist traditions. He taught physiology and neuroscience for many years at the Universities of Calgary and British Columbia. Later, he worked at the forefront of healthcare education and therapeutic massage, serving as the founding director of the West Coast College of Massage Therapy. Culadasa retired from academia in 1996, moving with his wife into an old Apache stronghold in the Arizona wilderness, where they deepened their spiritual practice together. He currently leads the Dharma Treasure Buddhist Sangha in Tucson, Arizona and holds retreats across the United States.
In addition to teaching meditation, Culadasa is the author of the groundbreaking book, A Physician’s Guide to Therapeutic Massage, which has been through several editions and is still frequently used in classrooms today. He is also a lifelong sitar player and an amateur woodworker, with several hand-carved canoes hanging from the ceiling of his workshop. His wife Nancy and he run Cochise Stronghold Canyon Nature Retreat, a nationally recognized B&B featured in the travel section of The New York Times.
Culadasa’s forthcoming book, The Mind Illuminated, is the first comprehensive guide to Buddhist meditation for a Western audience. It combines age-old teachings with the latest research in cognitive psychology and neuroscience, providing meditators with step-by-step guidance for every stage of the path - from your very first sit, all the way to mastery of the deepest states of peace and insight. This is the clear, friendly, and in-depth meditation manual that people have been waiting for.
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@itsame1277
@itsame1277 3 года назад
What a priviledge it is to have these wonderful talks available on youtube. Many thanks to Culasasa and the people that support him
@tammanaq
@tammanaq 2 года назад
The insights: Impermanence, emptiness, the casual interdependence of all phenomena, the nature of suffering, the illusoriness of a separate self and the culminating insights that actually brings awakening.
@timetorelax6936
@timetorelax6936 7 лет назад
Wow. This fellow is fantastic in the way he explains things. I've listened to many of the guru type teachers and he is the very best. Thank you John Yates!
@frilanstranslator
@frilanstranslator 5 лет назад
I agree. He is very good at transmitting this stuff to western-oriented minds.
@pippolinokissene
@pippolinokissene 4 года назад
Goenka also is not bad ;)
@AspergersversusNeurotypicals
@AspergersversusNeurotypicals 3 года назад
totally agree, time to relax.
@gavrielpavlovics3282
@gavrielpavlovics3282 3 года назад
@@pippolinokissene or quite the exact opposite ;)
@pippolinokissene
@pippolinokissene 3 года назад
@@gavrielpavlovics3282 :D
@emilk5063
@emilk5063 2 года назад
RIP Culadasa. Thanks for all you brought to this world! Your life had meaning.
@tylerpoehlmann5927
@tylerpoehlmann5927 4 года назад
“You don’t know nothing, and nothing is all you have to know “ best quote from Dr. Paul Yates talks.
@Bandoolero
@Bandoolero 5 лет назад
when he said that there is an awakened part in all of us, but it is embedded in this powerful left-brain encasing that was essentially formed by evolution, that was just a pure gem of a revelation for me! It answers such a profound paradox of the conflicted human nature... hands down this video gave me the biggest insight into the state of our nature in my whole life.
@codinginflow
@codinginflow 5 лет назад
I was planning to watch a few minutes but ended up watching the whole thing. It's just explained so amazingly well.
@riwinvantoor4010
@riwinvantoor4010 3 года назад
Me too
@FileMaker_Consultant
@FileMaker_Consultant 7 лет назад
Thank you for your enlightening lessons.
@emilk5063
@emilk5063 7 лет назад
Absolutely enlightening speech! I feel grateful for the wisdom shared so eloquently.
@drjohnpillz
@drjohnpillz 4 года назад
Thank you for sharing your wisdom with the world. I am so grateful. 🙏
@drkok
@drkok 6 лет назад
Am watching in from Malaysia. wow !Thanks Dr JOHN YATES.
@paulbail1451
@paulbail1451 6 лет назад
"You can't win, and you can't break even. But you can get out of the game."!👍🏼
@nortega1981
@nortega1981 3 года назад
Not even getting out, becoming the game, the player, the table it sits on, and the will that makes everything be. When you dissolve into wholeness you become void, null, complete at the same time, but that's not "you", and yet it is.
@itsame1277
@itsame1277 3 года назад
A good observation which pretty much sums up the aim of Buddhadarmma and meditation
@hogintheskyskysky
@hogintheskyskysky 5 лет назад
I find this talk to be one of the most interesting on RU-vid
@blasdelezoyolavarrieta7346
@blasdelezoyolavarrieta7346 5 лет назад
Best lecture of what spirituality is I have ever seen. It has been three years since I have heard this, and is incredible. Best lecture of Culadasa. Metta y que Dios os bendiga a todos.
@bloodmeridian1
@bloodmeridian1 6 лет назад
Such a welcome beacon of tranquil wisdom. Living Dhamma. I am eternally grateful that our cones of interdependence crossed. Thank you, thank you, thank you Culadasa.
@catem3102
@catem3102 6 лет назад
Dear everyone, This is all you need. :)
@ivanganza
@ivanganza 7 лет назад
Brilliant video ;-) Thank you.
@mindlessmindwatch7807
@mindlessmindwatch7807 2 года назад
The best satsang, thank you!
@gerhard108
@gerhard108 7 лет назад
What a great video!!! Thank you for sharing your insights! Greetings from Vienna/Austria P.s.: Your book is great!!
@SpidermanInLondon
@SpidermanInLondon 4 года назад
Please create a beautiful audiobook for ‘Contemporary Dharma: A blueprint for the Salvation of Humanity’. It’s a fantastic way to absorb the teachings!
@Golf36
@Golf36 3 года назад
On a long retreat, I once heard what I'm sure was the mournful call of a mourning bird. The call suggested that the "bird" understood emptiness. It had a deep knowing sadness quality. A flood of joy arose and the words "All is empty, all is beautiful" summed up the insight.
@WickedG5150
@WickedG5150 2 года назад
How long was that particular retreat?
@Golf36
@Golf36 2 года назад
@@WickedG5150 2 months
@AspergersversusNeurotypicals
@AspergersversusNeurotypicals 3 года назад
Thank you :D you cleared up a dozen questions i could never get answers too -- contradictions from mistranslated teachings. You clarified all of them. maybe i'll wake up enlightened, who knows?
@blackhound7693
@blackhound7693 3 года назад
Emptiness is self,that is the profound truth,
@hansenmarc
@hansenmarc 11 месяцев назад
13:48 impermanence 21:10 emptiness (everything is a process of the mind) 27:33 (nothing stands outside of the) causal interdependence of all phenomena 32:30 the nature of suffering 42:13 Illusoriness of a separate self
@stanislavnikolskiy6122
@stanislavnikolskiy6122 10 месяцев назад
Thanks 🙏🏻
@mathieuavisse4623
@mathieuavisse4623 2 года назад
talking about the insights is actually counter productive because it creates expectations for the meditator which blocks it's progress
@raresmircea
@raresmircea 6 лет назад
30:56 A very similar point of view is held in one of the most complex theories of mind and consciousness - IIT. Giulio Tononi says in his talks that: "To exist means to have the immanent ability of constraining your past and future possible states" and it has to do with the concept of information, the thing that slowly transforms all the scientific disciplines from quantum physics to evolutionary biology and cognitive research.
@Darksagan
@Darksagan 2 года назад
Great video.
@liznt
@liznt 6 лет назад
Anyone else thinks he looks Yoda? 😊
@awai6756
@awai6756 5 лет назад
First thing i said to myself when i got the TMI book.
@codinginflow
@codinginflow 5 лет назад
He even says that in the book :D
@TheRamblingsofBry
@TheRamblingsofBry 3 года назад
Red is the color at the end of the visible spectrum of light, next to orange and opposite violet. It has a dominant wavelength of approximately 625-740 nanometres. It is a primary color in the RGB color model and the CMYK color model, and is the complementary color of cyan.
@ironsword3611
@ironsword3611 2 года назад
Someone missed the point.
@Golf36
@Golf36 3 года назад
Causal interdependence may explain those times my experience was that everything was exactly as it should be. All was perfect. These times happened spontaneously. I would ask those I was with, if they felt it, but they didn't.
@MxEskymo
@MxEskymo 5 лет назад
Real life Yoda right there.
@c7eye
@c7eye 2 года назад
Right on
@Rashba369
@Rashba369 8 месяцев назад
Great ❤❤❤
@citizenenak
@citizenenak 2 года назад
It's interesting that he is defining a mind, the thing we ascribe knowing to, as personal. Lots of folks seem to think the mind is infinitely impersonal? Maybe it's simply a different way of describing the same thing. One person interprets what he receives the other what he creates or thinks he creates as an individual.
@5piles
@5piles 3 года назад
even if theres just process any given moment of it begins and ends. subtle impermanence is a moments lack of enduring into the next moment through its own power, therefore is destroyed simply only by being produced
@augustusbetucius1572
@augustusbetucius1572 7 лет назад
Is this talk available for download? If so, could a link be provided? Thank you.
@jugsewell
@jugsewell 5 лет назад
"When you know illusion, you become unattached, without exercising any technique. When you detach from illusion, you wake up, without going through any process. Shakyamuni Buddha opened up a thousand gates and ten thousand doors all at once; someone who is spiritually sharp will immediately act on that. .." Tsu-hsin (eleventh century) Cleary, Thomas. Teachings of Zen . Shambhala Publications. Kindle Edition. “Even if you learn things pertaining to buddhahood, that too is misuse of mind. You have to be free of preoccupations; you have to be normal.” Nevertheless, even so, it is undeniably hard to find people. Not just now-it has always been hard to find people. It was hard even in ancient times; how much the more so nowadays when people who study things are all drawn into weeds by ignorant old baldies! That is why it is said, “Our eyes were originally right, but went wrong because of teachers.” Ch’eng-ku Cleary, Thomas. Teachings of Zen . Shambhala Publications. Kindle Edition.
@kwixotic
@kwixotic 6 лет назад
Interesting that in my life on two occasions, I've experienced the loss of the sense of self. The first, occurring during a period of great emotional upheaval, most thoroughly occurred after a number of visits to a psychiatrist. During the first few weeks of my consultation, I thought I was "progressing" yet didn't realize it was really "the calm before the storm." There was naturally a period of traumatic angst at the loss but the shrink himself was at a loss to explain what the hell happened other than to say in effect, "well, that's just the way it is." Not until years later(and prior to the second time when it occurred during a ten day meditation retreat) did I finally realize that our identification with a particular narrative or story is essentially bound up with this self(as in "my story" or "my crisis") and through the loss of that narrative as a way of perceiving the world will come an accompanying loss of the self, though the process is neurochemical.
@markcurran4473
@markcurran4473 5 лет назад
What I got from this lecture was that 'Awakening' is often seen as a primarily spiritual experience but what I think Yates is saying is that it can also be seen as a purely cognitive experience or shift in awareness. Dr. Yates are you saying the idea is to no longer identify with the conceptual self as 'I', and see ourselves as a holistic part of the whole? So I think you say In our normal conditioned perceptual awareness we see ourselves as a 'Separate Self' and identify with the 'I', the 'I' it creates a sense of separation from others and the world. So, then by by quieting/conditioning that part of the mind which we see ourselves as separate, through meditation we eventually rid ourselves of the identification with 'I', thus creating the 'awakening' to 'no-self,' which then shifts the paradigm of our view of world and Self? Further, you also mention this 'me-mine' identification also gives rise to craving and desire through which we mistakenly believe we can satisfy through external means and bring happiness and joy, but that is an illusion. The only true lasting joy and happiness must come from within, and that process begins with the elimination of identification with Self. Am I correct? PS: Love your book The Illuminated Mind - looking forward to your next book!
@writteninthesky
@writteninthesky 3 года назад
The Ego pursues happiness, the Self dwells in joy.
@tim57243
@tim57243 3 года назад
If people want an overview: the five insights are in the video at 3:31.
@ConspiracyCraftersStudio
@ConspiracyCraftersStudio 7 лет назад
hi culadasa! i see your health is fine and i'm glad that The Process for now is as it is :) many thanks for your book and i'm waiting for next. Causality for me is clear as the sunny day but the "I" process that dont want to die really hopes to someday know the origin of time and existence of the universe itself. i get that the proceses that made me "me" are part of the large part of many other processes but it would be awesome to know the First cause in the world:)
@btanonymous
@btanonymous 7 лет назад
It seems likely that there was never a first cause. Have you thought about that in any depth? It's any interesting thought.
@ConspiracyCraftersStudio
@ConspiracyCraftersStudio 7 лет назад
Well it's hard to think about such things and come to any reasonable conclusions. I'm sensing only that behind this question there is still a hope for finding an individual, permanent, timeless existance :)
@JayK108
@JayK108 5 лет назад
There's gonna be a second book?
@pajamawilliams9847
@pajamawilliams9847 Год назад
Sadhu sadhu sadhu
@c7eye
@c7eye 2 года назад
🙏🙏🙏
@garibaldi9528
@garibaldi9528 7 лет назад
Regarding 'what is out there', you might check out the physicist Tom Campbell's YT channel or his book, and that what we really live in is a kind of virtual reality, as the latest quantum experiments (delayed choice quantum eraser) seem to show...
@centrino538
@centrino538 6 лет назад
When will your book be available?
@thomasjansen9822
@thomasjansen9822 2 года назад
Did he get to suffering? Can anyone direct me to the time on this RU-vid or alternatively to another presentation talking about the nature of suffering?
@mujaku
@mujaku 5 лет назад
Intuition: the act or process of coming to direct knowledge or certainty without reasoning or inferring : immediate cognizance or conviction without rational thought : revelation by insight or innate knowledge : immediate apprehension or cognition.
@writteninthesky
@writteninthesky 3 года назад
Intuition: memory...from another dimension.
@rogerMoquin
@rogerMoquin Год назад
For the illusion of things and craving for them, Even if we establish that my possession of a new car is a mind constructed fantasy, i am still enjoying the amazingness of this car as fleeting as it is. I can enjoy that feeling for many years if i am mindfull and greatfull for it. I dont want to argue here but i want to understand why we call them illusions and not a source of happiness if i can make good use of this car and thrive off of it with my family. Without this car, my life isn't the same, i am unable to travel, and substract myself from easy displacement on a daily basis. Cars have dramatically improved human's wealth and we can't really deny it (lets not talk about the pollution aspect, it's irrelevant here ) Thanks
@pedridemperi9872
@pedridemperi9872 Год назад
Who is the 'I' that is thinking about the car? Who (or what) is referring to 'I'..?
@pedridemperi9872
@pedridemperi9872 Год назад
A concept of yourself is being portrayed as a reality when it is not and never could be. I am not saying you are wrong. I am not saying anything. I am not yet I am. I am a polarity of each and every pole.
@pedridemperi9872
@pedridemperi9872 Год назад
It is not the car that is the illusion. It is not the feeling that is an illusion those are reality. It is the 'I' that is an illusion brooding over these things. Remove the mask of 'I' and who is standing there instead? Me? Myself?..or the One. The space. The Dao.
@pedridemperi9872
@pedridemperi9872 Год назад
Finally ...there is an 'I'.. a great I AM. All in all. That is who you are when you are set free. Blessings
@alanarcher
@alanarcher Год назад
What do you call it when you find a person you didn't know existed, and that person suddenly puts into a lecture the entirety of your insights on the nature of mind, perception and reality ?
@Rover08
@Rover08 3 года назад
18:45 Culmination of insight is processed unconsciously.
@alanarcher
@alanarcher Год назад
The powerful urge to escape he mentions at around 5:40 is called Samvega
@devora
@devora 7 лет назад
OM
@ropuggel
@ropuggel 6 лет назад
You seem to define causality as an absolute truth, but we cannot deny that causality itself, for us, is only a thought appearing in our consciousness. Even causality is being perceived, so why should we differentiate it from the color green or any other perception? I would love to hear your opinion. Thank you for everything and sorry for my bad english
@riteoffinality
@riteoffinality 5 лет назад
Good question. Have a look at 'madhyamaka' and 'yogacara' philosophy, might be helpful with this, because the notion of absolute truth gets greater scrutiny
@aniccadance13
@aniccadance13 7 лет назад
Omg the dukkha nanas are so painful😣
@spiritualanarchist8162
@spiritualanarchist8162 7 лет назад
& The annoying thing with me is that 'wisdom fleets like clouds , Dukkha sticks like gum '...;-)
@gardensofthegods
@gardensofthegods 5 лет назад
I have gone in and out of it for 8 years and it turned my life upside down.. it caused me be a disappointment to some of my loved ones.. Each time I came out of it was wonderful and there was this beautiful light in my mind.. and it was as if all obstacles were removed.. I was smarter , faster thinking , it was incredible how my natural gifts and talents were starting to Blossom and things came easy for me.. then usually , very quickly I would feel myself slipping back into that horrible state of feeling uncomfortable in my own skin and extremely awkward and uncoordinated , very self-conscious and it was as if my IQ had plummeted.. this affected my decision making .. sometimes I would be in it for a whole year and come out for a whole year.. to the exact date.. the first time it happened it was like a really cruel joke.. sometimes I would come out and be free of it for only 1/2 year.. sometimes I was in it for as little as 1/2 year or 9 months. This time was not as bad.. but it has wreaked real havoc .. and I'm still not all the ways out of The Dark Night.. this time it is strange because normally it takes a couple days to come out... not sure what is happening this time around... about three weeks ago one night I had that beautiful light in my mind again where I felt illuminated and realized I'm coming out of it and yet it only lasted for maybe less than 20 hours and the light was not ignited again . . It's very hard for me to move my life forward. One person who teaches yoga on the internet suggested that I need to do yoga. I cannot afford to pay him $90 a month for classes. He is probably right.. I heard that if your lower chakras are blocked then that is a real problem when the third eye is opening and can keep you in the DN . I know my heart chakra is blocked because I have not had a real true good cry in 8 years.. back then 4 of some of my closest friends died within 13 months.. while I had tears in my eyes and felt a little bit choked up.. I have never really been able to grieve for them or any of the other people I loved and who loved me ..and died . Two evenings ago my mother died... and even though I feel like my soul was crying and felt like my heart was broken... I did not have the kind of cry for her that should have happened... I had a fair amount of tears in my eyes and felt a bit choked up.. but it is as if I cannot really cry even for her. I also know my throat chakra is blocked because whenever I have been in the DN my voice doesn't sound right and it is impossible to sing .. it is as if there is a little pebble or something stuck in my throat . I'm struggling financially really bad .. this is a real problem . people talk about the map.. I am really struggling with navigating out of the maze of the DN . people say it means you are resisting... but I am not resisting . I feel like I'm so close.. it's like I am standing on the other side of a glass door looking out at a beautiful world... but the glass door is locked and I don't have the key... and in the meantime my life is falling apart .
@tuficek
@tuficek 4 года назад
But still it is a teaching.
@4kassis
@4kassis 2 года назад
fyi 21:50 the singular of qualia is quale
@k1eih2o
@k1eih2o Год назад
Hi there, I am watching this in Hong Kong. 😂😂
@joewoodistiller
@joewoodistiller 3 года назад
Enlightment does not need long interpretation. It need you to be aware of the moment, non interfering in mind and body phenomenor and detachment of these phenomenor. Then there will not be any problem to gain enlightment. Enlightment is to be a nobody(contemplate, note, aware, and detach) not to be a BUSYBODY(thinking, assume, interfearing with mind and body phenomenon) Busybody cannot become awaken. BUDDHAM SARANAM GACCHAMI
@ArmenAgaronian
@ArmenAgaronian 5 лет назад
Can you name the 5 ultimate insights in a comment please
@blasdelezoyolavarrieta7346
@blasdelezoyolavarrieta7346 5 лет назад
Emptyness, Impermanence, Causal Interconectedness, Suffering and No Self
@alexdoerofthings
@alexdoerofthings 6 лет назад
Did he just imply that self is qualia?
@Scarecrowking
@Scarecrowking 5 лет назад
That's pretty much basic, I mean that's how it's defined in Patanjali's insights on yoga for example, an age old text
@ivicalakicevic1683
@ivicalakicevic1683 3 года назад
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@Octavus5
@Octavus5 3 года назад
Emptiness is an ontological state. (If we are to describe it) It is not merely epistemological. There is ultimately nothing "out there". Everything is Mind. (No, not your personal, solipsistic mind) This is fundamental Zen. If you state that there is "something" out there and we are just "interpreting" the nature of that "thing" in our own minds, that is something like a Kantian view who distinguished noumenon and phenomenon. But this view is not buddhism. The Kantian view merely scratches the surface. "Causal interdependence" seems to be a mixture of "karma" and the buddhist doctrine of "dependent origination". But ultimately, there is nothing "causal". There is nothing before, nothing after, nothing that precedes, nothing that follows. Dependent origination should teach us that there is no independent "self nature". But that does not imply that there are "parts" that make up some "whole". There are no parts either. The dependent parts also do not exist.
@katakana-kun2122
@katakana-kun2122 5 лет назад
There is no spoon.
@DIVIDEDSTREETSOFAMERICA
@DIVIDEDSTREETSOFAMERICA Год назад
D
@dreamclaw00
@dreamclaw00 Год назад
Why is he wearing a bed sheet? Is it to make himself look more Indian?
@DIVIDEDSTREETSOFAMERICA
@DIVIDEDSTREETSOFAMERICA Год назад
Y
@tw3638
@tw3638 5 месяцев назад
Mans literally looks like yoda 💀
@mathieuavisse4623
@mathieuavisse4623 2 года назад
realising emptiness is dreadful i felt worse than dying
@johnthom3342
@johnthom3342 2 года назад
I find it fascinating that a seemingly intelligent person can believe himself to be enlightened. Enlightenment cannot be gained by any form of mental or physical exercise or discipline.
@golgipogo
@golgipogo 2 года назад
Agreed.
@pedridemperi9872
@pedridemperi9872 Год назад
Enlightenment is non existent. It is another concept.
@obiessen
@obiessen 2 года назад
ìf there is no red there is no enlightement
@MyAMJourney
@MyAMJourney 5 лет назад
You start the video off by saying "I thought I'd like to....." I'm curious how you interpret the "I" in that sentence, if there is no such thing as the self.
@adityaprasad465
@adityaprasad465 4 года назад
Thanks to emptiness, every single word ever spoken does not correspond to a "real thing" but a process. It is possible to use words without taking them literally.
@writteninthesky
@writteninthesky 3 года назад
@@adityaprasad465 👌💫🙏
@oolala53
@oolala53 Год назад
A convention. Or I as consciousness.
@learntoargue
@learntoargue 11 месяцев назад
Most of this is optional technical info relating to cognitive science and metaphysics, and an understanding of it isn't required in order to obtain relief from suffering, nor does it lead to awakening.
@BrianBlancett
@BrianBlancett 2 года назад
36:12 49:24 54:48 1:02:34 44:18 .....the truth is?
@iandmanful
@iandmanful 5 лет назад
Talking. Saying nothing. Cant spit it out because it's wooly, vague and based on no clear philosophical grounding. This is not to say there isn't an underlying philosophy. There is every reason to believe we are a separate entity and nothing to say separate entities cant accept and come to terms with the wisdom of their mortality as a necessary teleology. He advocates running away by denying the hard fact of being, existing, experiencing and ceasing. Constantly running from the reality of being.
@VeritableVagabond
@VeritableVagabond 5 лет назад
Awakening is real. You awaken to the lack of an inherent separate self taking ownership of the happenings such as thoughts and emotions and life events. This attachment that the self generates is the root of suffering and thus, when one comes to realize the impermanence of phenomena, they come to understand that everything is a process. Culadasa talks of the 4 noble truths. The first is knowing suffering and that is what we become intimate with through practice of observation & meditation, not running away or avoiding it. In fact avoiding suffering begets more suffering and this is not what this man is talking about.
@writteninthesky
@writteninthesky 3 года назад
@@VeritableVagabond 👌...what you resist, persists and expands.🤭
@GpapPRODUCTIONS
@GpapPRODUCTIONS 4 года назад
This man looks sad thought
@debrawilliams1693
@debrawilliams1693 3 года назад
I think he rambles .... just get to the point
@markbrad123
@markbrad123 7 лет назад
Nope, although stuff is in connection through space, not all stuff has connective causal interdependence. Often a mistake by many in false self judgment is to put 2 + 2 together and get 5 million. Disentangled one may find happiness independent of conditions.
@btanonymous
@btanonymous 7 лет назад
Have you read about quantum entanglement or the single electron theory? Interesting scientific way to look at "everything is interconnected"
@markbrad123
@markbrad123 7 лет назад
Saw a TV show on QE.
@Mr-SUAS
@Mr-SUAS Год назад
Buddhism: No self Hinduism: All self