How to Practice Patience | Buddhism In English 

So happy to hear from a Buddhist brother from Bangladesh ❤. Love from Sri Lanka

❤ from india

Do you get any trouble from the majority Muslim community in Bangladesh?

May the entire earth know peace & prosperity..⚖️🚩

by realizing the nature of annicca (impermanent), dukkha (suffering) & anatta (non self) we can easily practice patience

Its okay to make mistakes.we all are humans.so it happens. The most important thing is the lesson we've got from that mistake,to not let it happens again.Everything happens for a reason.everything happens for our own good.so maybe life wanted teach u something.thats why it happened. Don't worry. If u are worrying about past u will miss the present. Future is waiting for u. Good things are ahead. Just forget it and move on..bless u 🤗

Same here😢

I am not a monk, but I’ve changed a lot since I’ve taken up Buddhism, especially by way of forgiving myself. You are only human, you are not a monk, or an Arahant or a Buddha-you are built to make mistakes. It is in the fact that you see what you did and will do everything not to repeat this action that shows your good character. All of our actions have kamma/karma, yes, but you can minimize whatever bad karma you may have accrued by doing a lot of meritorious activities. So, give Dana. Recollect the Buddha, Sangha, and Dharma. There are many things that bring merit in Buddhism. After this, reaffirm to yourself and the Triple Gem that you will not make the mistake again. And then you must move on and continue to strive for Enlightenment. It is like the story of the two monks traveling who come upon a woman. The woman, wet from rain and sore from walking, begs one of the monks to lift her up and carry her over a river on their crossing. One refuses, saying he cannot touch women as per monks rules, the other simply picks the woman up, crosses, and sets her down. A few hours later, after the monks have gotten quite far from the woman, the reviled monk asks the other monk, “Sir, why did you pick that woman up when you know it is against our rules?!” The other monk responds, “I have set her down hours ago. Why are you still carrying her?” Allow your mind to let go of the woman; to let go of your mistake. Namo Buddhaya, this is just advice from one lay person to another. I hope this helps! ❤

I understand you. If your mistake would be rename as experience, life experience, how would you feel about it? I mean, our mind speaks about mistakes, our soul about life experiences. Good Luck 🍀

Just forgive yourself...

Thank you

Thank you 🙏 same to you 🌞

Thank you❤

4 the careing person that wrote this, I hope your journey through life, is a good 1😊 & with patience & understanding, brings you through turbulent times, 2 calmness, true inner peace, & true happiness always. Bless you😊 take care now😊

Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu🙏🙏🙏

the same! i feel like i can finally breath without pain. it was a weird day. universe was testing all of us today.

Do you know Buddhism doesn't care if there is a God or not. They don't bother about God, it is irrelevant for them. With metta 💜🙏📿

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Don't worry everything will be alright , may the supreme being clear all your struggle . Be positive

Have been in this channel for long now but I never had any reason to drop a comment, but when I got the notification of this video I was shock from the TITLE, PATIENCE, Before this I was on line with my niece ,family war and problem, it was ALMOST out of hand,in that excart moment I got the notification, The name of my neice is PATIENCE, What will you do in my position, I clicked of course the VIDEO and everything was CLEAR to me, I got the point and God does'nt discriminate RELIGION, The lord comes to you in any form regardless your RELIGION Thank you ❤️

Namo Buddhaya 😊🙏❤

Exactly