[불교기초교리 1] 우리는 왜 괴로운가? 괴로움을 지혜로 바꾸는 불교의 방식

◎ Ven. Beopan’s Basic Buddhist Doctrines for Everyone ◎ Lecture 1 Why should we study Buddhist doctrines again now? Viewing the structure of modern people’s anxiety, suffering, and attachment through a Buddhist lens, we explore together the path to transforming the pain of life into wisdom. Through Erich Fromm’s To Have or To Be and the teachings of Buddhism, we ask the question not of "what more to possess," but of "how to exist more correctly." We understand the mental afflictions such as greed, hatred, and ignorance, look honestly at the causes of suffering, and begin the first step toward a life of Bodhicitta and compassion. The first session of the 100-lecture series on Basic Buddhist Doctrines. Join us on the journey toward an awakened life beyond suffering! 0:31 Although we live in the most affluent era, paradoxically, we are living in an era of scarcity that is the loneliest and most painful. To find the answer to this, we must study the basic doctrines of Buddhism. 01:31 Citing Erich Fromm’s book *To Have or To Be*, we must move beyond the way of simply trying to 'possess' more things and contemplate how to 'exist' correctly. 04:52 What we commonly refer to as 'affliction' is not merely idle thoughts, but deep-rooted problems of the mind such as greed, anger, ignorance, pride, and doubt. 14:47 Honestly facing suffering. Buddhism is not a teaching to turn away from or hate suffering, but rather a teaching to honestly face its reality stemming from affliction and attachment, and to transform it into wisdom. 16:09 Understanding the working principles of the mind 17:16 Placing Bodhicitta at the center. Understanding the suffering of others and practicing compassion. 26:47 Today's Action Task ▶ Ansimjeongsa Daum Cafe https://cafe.daum.net/ansim24 #VenBeopan #AnsimTV #BasicBuddhistDoctrine #Ansimjeongsa #StudyingBuddhism #Suffering #Anxiety #Attachment ▶ Please be advised in advance that unauthorized use of any content from AnsimTV without permission may result in warnings and sanctions.