4. Aisha Choudhary : Finding Happiness
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• http://buddhistbugs.blogspot.com/2016/06/ai
sha-choudhary-finding-happiness.html
6. What’s going on?
• What is the purpose of life?
• Where did I come from?
• Where will I go to when I die?
• Why can’t I be happy all the
time?
• Friend has a better GF than
mine. @#$!*&?!
• Why some people so thick
skin?
• Why I get hungry?
• Why exam exam exam?
• Why people chop head?
• Thieves every where!
• Why am I born?
• Why people call us names?
• Why must work whole life long?
• Why money is always not enough?
• Why Malaysia lost to UAE 10-0?
Sentiasa confused…#*&^!@?
Why do I feel happy now and
next moment I’m not?
8. Which way to take?
Donno?
Confused!
Go forward and see got longkang or not?
Back track…
Ask GOD..!!!
Ask “tang Ki”
“Thiu Chiam”Check with Sifu
Call Lilian Too
Cari bomoh
Report Police
Ask your mother Ask MCA - Liow Ask Dr M
Wear lucky charm
Check your zodiac
Change car plate number
9. Ups and Down in Life
….. As you thought you can complete
the game, you are bitten by the snake
16. The Buddha Dhamma
Tipitaka – The Pali Canon
Sutta
Vinnaya
Ahbidhamma
Four Noble Truth
Noble 8 Fold Path
Five Precepts
Pariyati. Learning the Dhamma.
Patipatti. Practicing the Dhamma
Pativedha. Realising the Dhamma
17. Let’s do some case study.
Let’s have a lively discussion on
the next few videos.
Tell us what do you think in each
video.
What are your views
Was that right? Or was it wrong?
Watch your
emotions….
Discussion
24. Question from Subha
In early Buddhist scriptures, Subha, the son of an eminent Brahmin asks
the Buddha why some people are rich while others are poor, why some
are long-lived while some are short-lived and so on.
The Buddha responded:
Human beings are owners of their actions, heirs of
their actions, they originate from their actions, are
bound to their actions, have their actions as their
refuge. It is action that distinguishes beings as
inferior and superior.
25. Buddha was a great scientist
He spent 45 years teaching the Dhamma.
And along the way he has told us
“the mechanics of how a human being are
put together”
26. PARTSPARTS of a chariotof a chariot
Said the BuddhaSaid the Buddha
In the Samyutta Nikaya, the Buddha
was recorded as saying that just as
the word ”chariot” existed on the
basis of the various parts put together
to form a chariot.
Similary, the concept of ”human
being” exists when the five
aggregates are bundle into one to
form a man
28. Mind (Nama)
TRUST
WORTHY
TIP: Suffering is
extinguished byrelinquishing
attachment to
aggregates
Human being is made-up of 5 aggregates
1. Rupa - Body forms
2. Vinnana - Consciousness
3. Sanna - Perceptions and cognitions
4. Vedana - Feelings and sensations
5. Sankhara - Mental formation and volition
30. 2. Vinnana - Consciousness
TIP: Vinnana is aprerequisite for thearising of craving(tanha).
Eyes for sight
Nose for smell
Ears for hearing
Tongue for taste
Body for touch
The mind receives the information and this is where it
is processed and respond according to your thoughts
31. The senses that we experiences goes to our mind
where it is send to match with those in our memory
bank.
Here, it recalls all the past memories and
once the senses matches the past memories, we
feet it's real and we recognise.
This feeling of "real" make us function
as human being in the conventional world.
But in reality the "real" feeling is only a perception.
Now you see me. Now you don‘t
3. Sanna - Perceptions
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1.pleasant feelings 2.un-pleasant feelings
3.both pleasant and unpleasant feelings
Vedana
33. Sankhara are natural phenomena. They are our "thoughts" developed in our
mind. These thoughts appeared and disappeared in our mind as long as we
are a human being. This appearing and disappearing of thoughts happens at
the speed of nano seconds. It is set in motion from the time we are born till
the day we die.
This flow of thoughts is automatic and runs like a non-stop movie in our mind.
We can’t prevent it from appearing or disappearing in our mind but we can
halt-it temporarily when we need to concentrate on our work.
When we are thinking we are engaging our mind to focus on what we want it
to concentrate. Here is where kamma is created. If you have good thoughts,
you create good kamma and if have evil thoughts, bad kamma will follow.
Sankhara are natural phenomena. They are our "thoughts" developed in our
mind. These thoughts appeared and disappeared in our mind as long as we
are a human being. This appearing and disappearing of thoughts happens at
the speed of nano seconds. It is set in motion from the time we are born till
the day we die.
This flow of thoughts is automatic and runs like a non-stop movie in our mind.
We can’t prevent it from appearing or disappearing in our mind but we can
halt-it temporarily when we need to concentrate on our work.
When we are thinking we are engaging our mind to focus on what we want it
to concentrate. Here is where kamma is created. If you have good thoughts,
you create good kamma and if have evil thoughts, bad kamma will follow.
5. Sankhara
Mental formation
and volition
5. Sankhara
Mental formation
and volition
TIP: if one can
understand suchnature, then you canunderstand the
working of Anicca
34. 3 Characteristic of a human being
Anicca : Impermanent
Dukkha : Suffering
Anatta : Non-self
36. Panna Naranam Ratanam – Wisdom is man’s precious Gem
•The goal of a Buddhist is to cultivate so that he could
attainments wisdom, so he could see the truth.
•The Buddha spent many years educating and guiding
monastic and lay communities so that people “can see the
truth” for themselves.
– Digha Nikaya Sutta no. 11 “kalama sutta”
38. Kalama Sutta
• The Buddha’s chatter of free
inquiry
• Ehi passiko (come and see)
• Welcoming careful
examination at all stage of
path to enlightenment
39. Like a gold smith, he
do a test to see if it
is really gold
– The Buddha
Six Methods:Visual Inspection, Bite Test,
Magnet Test, Density Test, Ceramic Plate Test,
Nitric Acid Test
How do we know
what is good for
us?
40. Kalamas, when you yourselves know: "These things are good; these things are
not blameable; these things are praised by the wise; undertaken and observed,
these things lead to benefit and happiness," enter on and abide in them.'
1. Do not go upon what has been acquired by repeated hearing,
2. nor upon tradition,
3. nor upon rumour ,
4. nor upon what is in a scripture,
5. nor upon surmise,
6. nor upon an axiom, (an axiom is a truth without controversy)
7. nor upon specious reasoning,
8. nor upon a bias towards a notion that has been pondered over,
9. nor upon another's seeming ability,
10. nor upon the consideration, "The monk is our teacher."
41. Akusala
10 Things you should NOT do
1. No killing
2. No stealing
3. Boys cannot see girls naked
4. No telling lies
5. Don’t say bad things about
others
6. Don’t speak with anger
7. Don’t waste time talking
rubbish
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9. Don’t think of evil thoughts
10. Don’t believe in false teaching
8. Don’t be greedy
42. Kusala
10 Things you should do
1 Do charity work (dana)
2 Be disciplined at all time
3 Keep a calm mind
4 Respect the elder
5 Work hard and smart
6 Think of others
7 Rejoice in other people’s success.
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9 Talk to others about Dhamma
10 Straighten one's view if not right
8 Understand the Dhamma.
43. Brahma Vihara - 4 Types of LOVE
• These four are attitudes towards other
beings.
• They are also favourable relationships.
• Compassion sees into the suffering of
beings while sympathetic joy sees into
their happiness.
• Metta can be applied to both situations.
• Upekkha is to stay neutral in the face of
the 4 pairs of worldly winds
• Metta - Loving kindness
• Karuna - compassion
• Mudita - sympathetic Joy
• Upekkha - Equanimity
44. Ups and down…
Gained and lost
Praised and blamed
Honored and disgraced
Happiness and sadness
Principle in life : Avoid evil thoughts, do good deeds and purify my mind
4 pairs of
worldly winds
45. 4 types of Friends
1 He cares for himself but not for others
2 He cares of others but not for himself
3 He doesn’t care for himself and others
4 He cares for himself and everyone else
The 4th type is the best..!
The 4th type is the best..!
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46. DHAMMA MAKES THE DIRREFENCE
Dhamma : The perfect GPS for me
Dhamma : The perfect GPS for me
The gift of Dhamma excel all gifts
The gift of Dhamma excel all gifts
47. The secret of a successful person
It has to come form your heart
…with the pure intention that you really what to help others
….be like a beautiful flower
where the ants, bees,
butterflies and birds wants
to visits you regularly
48. Mobile Shower
Driven by karuna (compassion)
• Pls click on the link to watch video
• http://uncle-
bugs.blogspot.my/2015/09/shower-unit-at-
lorong-hang-lekir-kl.html