V Right View is No View: Letting go of Rigid Beliefs | Thich Nhat Hanh

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V Right View is No View: Letting go of Rigid Beliefs | Thich Nhat Hanh
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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 fifth talk of the series, which the community in Plum Village France watched on the 22nd November 2023. Original date of the talk: 14 December 2008.

0:07: � The video discusses the concept of precepts in Buddhism, emphasizing the importance of understanding it as limitless and boundless.
• 3:16: The analogy of precepts being like the boundless ocean and the mountain of treasures is used to emphasize its limitless nature.
• 7:30: The significance of concentration and insight within precepts is explained.
• 8:42: The relationship between concentration and insight in the development of precepts is discussed, highlighting their role in its growth.

8:52: � The video discusses the concept of Right View and its relation to the interconnectedness of all things.
• 10:02: The interconnectedness of all things is highlighted, with the analogy of the left hand and the right hand.
• 14:16: The relationship between Right View and the perception of the world is explored, emphasizing the need for true understanding.
• 15:29: The segment concludes with the statement 'You are the environment', emphasizing the interconnectedness of individuals and their surroundings.

15:40: � Thay discusses the concept of precepts in Buddhism, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all living beings and the environment.
• 15:57: Harming the environment is equivalent to harming oneself.
• 17:55: Thay emphasizes the importance of developing compassion and wisdom within the concept of precepts.

27:27: � The video discusses the importance of non-attachment in Buddhist philosophy and the need to avoid being trapped in rigid beliefs or ideologies.
• 27:37: Thay highlights the need to open the mind and not be trapped in any particular belief system
• 30:04: Thay calls for collaboration and contribution from the audience to create a new framework for the coming years
• 31:19: The importance of maintaining a broad perspective and avoiding rigid beliefs is reiterated

34:11: � The video discusses the concept of Buddhism and its relationship with spirituality and science.
• 34:11: Buddhism is referred to as a philosophy more than a religion because it does not focus on a creator deity.
• 34:25: The discussion explores the perception of God and spirituality within Buddhism.
• 35:37: The concept of a creator deity is not central to Buddhism, and the perception of God varies among individuals.
• 37:37: The video emphasizes the need for exploration and reinterpretation of Buddhist beliefs in light of scientific advancements.
• 40:47: The interconnectedness of humans and the environment is highlighted as a fundamental belief in Buddhism.
• 41:25: The discussion touches on the non-dualistic nature of existence and the concept of birth and death in Buddhism.
• 41:33: Thay encourages further study and practice of Buddhism, acknowledging the potential for diverse interpretations.

42:18: � The video discusses the intersection of science and Buddhism, emphasizing the importance of consciousness and perception.
• 42:18: New scientists are starting to see similarities between their work and Buddhist concepts.
• 43:56: The importance of consciousness and perception in both science and Buddhism is highlighted.
• 44:52: The dynamic nature of consciousness and its impact on suffering and happiness is discussed.
• 48:08: The relative nature of good and bad, and the concept of Nirvana are explained.
• 48:56: The segment concludes by discussing the concept of Nirvana and its transcendence of dualistic views.
• 49:30: The discussion of perception and consciousness extends to the realms of science and human existence.

49:39: � Thay discusses the concept of transcending traditional beliefs and embracing new knowledge and growth.
• 49:39: Discussion of cultural differences in perception of direction
• 51:30: Emphasis on the ability to let go of old beliefs and embrace new knowledge

56:47: � The video discusses the importance of practicing compassion and empathy in Buddhism, and the relationship between the five precepts.
• 58:11: The second precept involves sharing one's resources with those in need and avoiding greed and injustice.

1:04:37: � The video discusses the pursuit of happiness and the importance of understanding and love in achieving true happiness.
• 1:04:37: True happiness is not possible without understanding and love.
• 1:05:53: Running after wealth, fame, power, or sex can bring about suffering and despair.
• 1:07:16: Observing our ancestors' practices of voluntary poverty and understanding the mental condition of happiness.
• 1:08:00: The importance of practicing understanding and love in achieving true happiness.

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