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Heart of the Buddha 7 - Right View

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Question and Answer

Thich Nhat Hanh · Tháng 9 14, 1996 · New Hamlet, Plum Village, France

The sangha is gathered in the Upper Hamlet on September 14, 1996, for a question and answer session.

When sitting in meditation, should the eyes be open, closed, or half-open?
What does it mean to look deeply, and is it possible to look without the mind?
How can one search for spiritual truth without being attached to the search and causing self-suffering?
What can be learned from the noble silence of the Buddha?
How can one live every day with five hundred swords sticking out of the heart?
How can pain and anger be seen as part of oneself without identifying with them or believing they are really me?
Why do senseless tragedies occur in a matter of space and time, and is there a karmic link to these events?
How can a true insight be recognized during sitting or walking meditation, and is it accompanied by specific sensations or thoughts?
How can the Five Mindfulness Trainings be received by someone who has already taken refuge in Jesus Christ?

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Tiếp theo: Heart of the Buddha 7 - Right View

Tiếp theo từ: Heart of The Buddha 21-Day Retreat 1996

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Heart of the Buddha 7 - Right View

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Opening of the Question and Answer Session, Upper Hamlet, 14 September 1996

00:00:55

When I sit in meditation should I open my eyes or close them?

00:01:05

Thich Nhat Hanh

Question

00:01:34

Thich Nhat Hanh

Answer

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00:02:55

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What does it mean to look deeply? Can we look without our mind?

00:07:47

Thich Nhat Hanh

Question

00:08:21

Thich Nhat Hanh

Answer

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How can one search for spiritual truth without becoming attached to the search?

00:23:37

Sangha Member

Question

00:24:16

Thich Nhat Hanh

Answer

00:24:59

00:27:01

00:27:52

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00:31:39

What can we learn from the noble silence of the Buddha?

00:32:09

Sangha Member

Question

00:32:16

Thich Nhat Hanh

Answer

00:33:32

00:35:05

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Living every day with “five hundred swords” sticking from the heart

00:36:55

Sangha Member

Question

00:38:16

00:38:24

Thich Nhat Hanh

Answer

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00:48:18

How do I see pain or anger as “me” without harmful identification?

00:48:21

Sangha Member

Question

00:49:08

Thich Nhat Hanh

Answer

00:50:19

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Why do tragic, seemingly senseless accidents happen?

01:03:22

Sangha Member

Question

01:04:22

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01:06:04

Thich Nhat Hanh

Answer

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01:19:53

During meditation how can I recognize a true insight?

01:21:11

Sangha Member

Question

01:23:38

Thich Nhat Hanh

Answer

How can I receive the Five Mindfulness Trainings while remaining faithful to Jesus Christ?

01:24:06

Thich Nhat Hanh

Question

01:25:49

Thich Nhat Hanh

Answer

01:26:50

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01:31:50

Closing announcements, celebration of the Jewish New Year and community cooperation

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