क्या साधना यांत्रीक हो सकती हे? । बुद्ध बनाम कृष्णमूर्ती

Buddha and Krishnamurti: Is Sadhana Really a Game of Time? Silah-Samadhi-Prajna vs. 'Choiceless Observation': Two Forms of the Same Truth Why was Krishnamurti angry with 'practice'? Understanding Dharma: Did the Buddha really offer 'practice'? Friends, welcome to Deep Meanings of Vipassana. Are the teachings of Lord Buddha and the philosophy of Jiddu Krishnamurti contradictory? It is often believed that the Buddha emphasized 'practice,' while Krishnamurti was against the very idea of ​​practice and time. In this video, we will try to resolve this profound contradiction. In this video, you will learn: Management vs. Transformation: Suppressing anger is merely 'management,' not true transformation. Akaliko Dharma: How Buddha's teachings are 'Akaliko' (beyond time), which aligns with Krishnamurti's idea of ​​being 'Timeless'. The true meaning of sila, samadhi, and prajna: These are not sequential steps, but processes that occur in a single moment. The Drilling Machine of Wisdom: How the power of sila and samadhi sharpens our wisdom to penetrate layers of ignorance. This discussion is for all those seeking meditation and a deeper understanding of self. Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction: The difference between management and practice. 01:45 – Why did Krishnamurti get angry at the mention of 'practice'? 03:15 – Are the teachings of Buddha and Krishnamurti different? Explaining the 'Akaliko' Dharma. 05:00 – Why did the Buddha preach 'practice'? (The story of the old lady). 06:30 – No practice for the Arya: The path to instant realization. 08:15 – The subtle level of Vipassana: Skillfully detaching from anger. 10:00 – Sila, Samadhi, and Prajna: Three aspects in a single moment (non-linear process). 12:30 – Prajna: The 'drilling machine' that pierces ignorance. 14:45 – The 'monkey mind' of thoughts vs. true peace. 16:00 – Conclusion: The union of the philosophies of Buddha and Krishnamurti.    • विपश्यना ओर सतिपट्ठान      • चीतनीमीत      • योनीसो मनसिकार      • संप्रज्ञान      • नाम-रूप      • प्रतित्य समुत्पाद      • सतिपट्ठान से पहेले क्रमिक प्रशीक्षण