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A Transcript of the Buddha's Words to Govern Myself Through 108 Acts of Emptying 📖《I Hope My Mind Is Still》 📌 Kyobo Book Centre: https://bit.ly/47WNyKy 📌 Yes24: https://bit.ly/3JN0t8D 📌 Aladdin: https://bit.ly/43P7jkH 📖《Buddhist Psychology: When Even I Don't Know My Own Mind》 📌 Kyobo Book Centre: https://product.kyobobook.co.kr/detai... A Transcript of the Heart Sutra, Diamond Sutra, and Thousand-Hand Sutra to Cross the Age of Delusion 📖《The Buddha Is Already Within Me》 📌 Kyobo Book Centre: https://bit.ly/3JKhhwW 📌 Yes24: https://bit.ly/47IU7PF 📌 Aladdin: https://bit.ly/4nEcJpK ㅡ 00:00 Preview 01:09 The True Meaning of a Bodhisattva: The Power of the Mind 05:54 The Definition of a Reverse-Walking Bodhisattva and Happiness in the Here and Now 12:05 Fundamental Suffering of the World and the Monk's Enlightenment 19:02 Karma and Retribution and Wisdom to Change Your Present Life (1) Title "A Bodhisattva Is Not a Person?" Uncovering the Misunderstandings and Truths of Buddhist Terminology! (2) Timeline by Key Topic 00:01 ~ 02:00 The Buddha's Analogy Regarding Heaven: "Have You Been to a Club?" When a disciple asked if Heaven existed, the Buddha explained it by likening it to a club experience. He used the analogy that just as it is difficult to believe someone boasting about meeting a cool person at a club if you have absolutely no concrete information about them, Heaven is the same. This is a message that points out the futility of a life chasing only happiness after death and emphasizes the importance of happiness in this very moment. 02:00 ~ 07:00 The True Meaning of a Bodhisattva: Not a Person, but a 'Mental Ability' This explains the meaning of 'Bodhisattva,' which is often misunderstood by many. While Bodhisattvas are described in the scriptures as beings who assist the Buddha, it is argued that viewing them as personal beings is unreasonable. Rather, a Bodhisattva refers to the numerous abilities that help our minds attain enlightenment. For example, all mental abilities necessary to feel joy upon seeing someone—such as sight, discernment, memory, and judgment—are precisely what constitute a Bodhisattva. These Bodhisattvas operate to create 'sentient beings (thoughts),' and this is not a matter of good or bad, but a form of enlightenment that serves as the raw material for thought. 07:00 ~ 12:00 The Reverse-flowing Bodhisattva: Wisdom that Transforms Suffering into Happiness The 'Reverse-flowing Bodhisattva' refers to a Bodhisattva who goes against the flow, signifying the mental ability that operates when one exerts effort despite difficult and challenging tasks. For example, it manifests in painful situations, such as when you struggle to open your eyes in the morning or when you fall and injure your knee on your way to work. If you consider past hardships as a process leading to your current happiness, all that pain becomes a "Reverse Bodhisattva." Ultimately, if you are happy now, you can interpret all past adversities as "Reverse Bodhisattvas" for the sake of happiness. 12:00 ~ 20:00 The Reason We Must Be Happy Now: The Nature of a World Filled with Suffering The Buddha emphasizes that it is wrong to fill our present lives with suffering for the sake of happiness after death. We are accustomed to filling the present with suffering for the sake of tomorrow's happiness, but that happiness may not come or may differ from our expectations. We must realize that in this very moment, a peaceful state free from suffering is the greatest happiness itself. Suffering is the default setting of this world, and we experience suffering amidst aging, illness, death, conflicts in human relationships, and materialism. Just as the scriptures say that the time of happiness is short and the time of suffering is long, this world is essentially a world of suffering. 20:00 ~ 28:00 How to Find Happiness in a World of Suffering: A Practice to Change 'Myself' The Venerable Master advises that instead of trying to change painful situations, one simply needs to avoid the places of suffering. The reason this world is painful is that we were born here due to the karma of our past lives. What matters is not blaming past karma, but rather deciding what kind of seed to plant at this very moment. If you plant seeds of negativity and resentment, suffering will repeat itself; however, if you plant seeds of a big heart for the world, it will bear different fruit. Buddhism emphasizes the importance of reflecting on the mindset with which we act right now through the "three karmas of body, speech, and mind." The effort to change oneself rather than trying to change the world is true practice, and through this, you can become happy right now. (3) YouTube Description Is Heaven Like a Club? The Buddha's Guide to Finding True Happiness! 🎧 From the true meaning of 'Bodhisattva,' which many misunderstand, to the wisdom of finding happiness amidst a painful life! Transform your lif...