[김성철 교수 3강] 신 마저도 윤회하며 고통받는 공간, 삼계와 삼천대천세계 : 불교의 공간개념

To understand Buddhism, we need to examine the traditional Indian concept of space and time. While there are certainly differences from the Buddha's teachings, the Buddha added sober insight to the Indian concept of space and time, providing valuable teachings. Among these, the concepts of the twelve links of dependent origination (Satanic Links) and the three realms and the three thousand great thousand worlds (Samcheongāya) are essential. Today, we will examine the concept of space. In Buddhism, the three realms, the six paths, and the three thousand great thousand worlds are places where even gods experience suffering. From the Brahman world of Hinduism, to the human world, the animal world, the Asura world, and the hell world, all suffer the pain of reincarnation. Let's study this in detail with Professor Kim Seong-cheol's explanation in Lecture 3 of the History of Indian Buddhist Thought. #ProfessorKimSeongcheol #IndianBuddhism #ThreeRealms Even Gods Transmigrate and Suffer: The Three Realms and the Three Thousand Great Thousand Worlds: The Buddhist Concept of Space [Professor Kim Seongcheol's Final Lecture, Part 3 - History of Indian Buddhist Thought] ◇ Bulkwang Blog (Official): https://blog.naver.com/bulkwanger ◇ Bulkwang Facebook Page:   / bulkwang   ◇ Subscribe to the Bulkwang Newsletter https://page.stibee.com/subscriptions... ◇ Bulkwang Media Instagram:   / bkbooks79   ◇ Bulkwang Media Website http://www.bulkwang.co.kr/