0:00:00 Start of the talk
0:01:39 Three kinds of approaches to ethics (Religious, Scientific, Buddhist)
0:10:55 The Buddhist approach: both subject and object of perception manifest from consciousness
0:14:00 Right view and The Noble Eightfold Path
0:18:31 The value of our life depends on the value of our thinking, speech and action (triple action)
0:32:51 Nothing is born, nothing can die and that is the nature of everything
0:37:43 Right thinking is free from fear and discrimination
0:43:15 Right mindfulness leads to insight
0:46:50 Wrong mindfulness: the suffering that comes from watching the film of the past in our mind
0:50:27 Original fear, original desire and their continuation
1:06:14 Right view transcends both notions of being and non-being
1:16:35 Pairs of opposites - bases for wrong view
1:27:41 Double grasping
1:45:05 Killing someone is killing yourself
1:48:28 Our ethic should be an ethic without dogmas

What are the roots of our personal sufferings and the pains of the world? We bring our mind home to re-examine our sufferings, to find a path. How to act. What we ought to do. What we ought to be.

Join us in reflecting and applying Thay's 2008-09 teachings on a Buddhist contribution toward a Global Ethic - made available for the first time with English subtitles.

This is the third talk of the series, which the community in Plum Village France watched on the 8th of November 2023.

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