This has got to be the best talk show/ podcast channel in Singapore where they actually have intelligent, deep and educational conversations and have fun at the same time. Unlike other talk shows where they are just showing boobs and talk about materialistic shit.

@bnishanth8101

2 жыл бұрын

May I know what are these other podcasts? For research purposes only

@yajimi

2 жыл бұрын

Agree

@ayylmao2410

2 жыл бұрын

@@bnishanth8101 i also wanna know... for research purposes

@nudgedoink55

2 жыл бұрын

Well, Real Talk used to be like that. Glad GRVTY has started putting out better content.

@rogerfaint499

Жыл бұрын

I also wanted to know, for research purposes.

Thank you! As a Muslim, I find this informational, create deeper understanding and respect for Buddhism and Buddhist. This is important in a multi cultural and religion society like Singapore. Its how we remain strong together.

I'm so glad you guys invited a real monk to this interview! There's rarely English speaking monks around, mostly are Mandarin speaking. He debunked a lot of myths and things that are unknown to most people. Hope you guys would invite other religious leaders too! Religion is a topic seldom touched on and it should be discussed more openly.

@oterenceo

2 жыл бұрын

There are so many English speaking monks! Ajahn Brahm for example.

@ct9245

2 жыл бұрын

With the model of Singapore education system , perhaps in future all the Buddhist monks and nuns can discuss Buddhist scriptures and Buddhist doctrines , all comfortable in English language.

@ongyifarn3193

2 жыл бұрын

Ya

@ongyifarn3193

2 жыл бұрын

Try try try

@adriankt

Жыл бұрын

What if a person dead due to accident? What will he see..

I learnt a good teaching from Venerable in the interview: Whatever happens to us (good or bad), we internalize them. We don't externalize them (attribute them) to outside factors or other persons. Karma is volition (intention). When we don't externalize our "suffering", we don't blame outside factor and other people. Our intention will not be "blameful" or hateful or non-worthsome. This is how we purify our intention and hence our karma. Thank you Venerable for the teaching.

I died when Jon said “he asking for himself”

Very informative sharing and I really enjoyed the interaction between Venerable Shi and the cast. Thanks for the podcast :)

Denise never fails to ask such good and engaging questions!

Chanced upon this channel and Thank You for making it! Thank you to Venerable Shi You Wei for stepping forward to share more on Buddhism on this Talk Show. Very informative!

Really really enjoyed such podcasts. It’s down-to-earth, relatable, and delivered in a tasteful way. Brilliant!

Very underated podcast, deep and intellectual conversation with a tinge of subtle clowny comments at times. Loving the frequent uploads! You have earned yourself a subscriber!

Very touching actually. That's why i really appreciate his parents and of course the monk himself.

This was such a good interview! I love the dynamics between the team & the guest. Hope to see him more on the show.

Thanks for doing this video! I always wondered about things like that growing up and didn’t dare to ask because I didn’t wanna come off rude. But thank you guys so much for this!

Very interesting! Please invite Venerable back into the show again! He changed my perspective of a monk, very interesting. 👍🏻

honestly look forward to these podcasts every week! thanks for inviting so many interesting speakers 🤩🤩

This is such a lab interesting and fun podcast to listen to. Coming from a person who has a short attention span, I love this podcast a lot. And I sat through the entire thing. Thank you for producing this ❤️❤️

Thank you for arranging such an enjoyable interview. It was both insightful and entertaining!

Thank you for this informative, engaging and moving episode. Not sure why, but I was moved to tears for parts of the podcast. Appreciate the authenticity of the Venerable. 🙏🏼

New to this channel and am digging it so much. Love the questions bouncing off each other and how the cast kept poking the monk but he was p chill w that and engaged deeply. Def underrated channel/podcast

Very good sharing. It helps me to understand more about Buddhism. Thank you! 🙏

Alot of much more interesting topic in this episode!!! Though I'm a mix Buddhist/Taoist, this episode actually gave me more content into what Buddhism really is!! Love that he is so open in sharing as well bit I hope he didn't sin anything for himself 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 A next episode will be good !!! And maybe also on other religions like Taoism or Muslim/Islam/ Hinduism ?

34:32 for synchronized clap between John and Dan 🤣

SUPER GOOD CONTENT!!! gonna share this with my friends!!! omg seriously love this style please do more of things discussion style podcast discussing more about Singapore issues please! great job MOSG team!

Super love this episode and the previous one with Venerable Shi. Guess my road to enlightenment is long and arduous

Super love this episode! 👍🏻 job team! Informative and many questions answered.

came across this episode whilst binging on yalls' podcast and as a buddhist/taoist myself, i have to say that the 2 episodes with Venerable Shi was not only informative but entertaining as well. I learnt more about my own religion in these 2 episodes as compared to my whole 20 years of living! Thank you Venerable Shi for answering our questions and educating us on Buddhism in such calm and graceful manner, and thank you Daily Ketchup podcast crew for asking such informative questions whilst making it entertaining as well. Truly enjoyed Venerable Shi's presence and humour as well as the mannerisms of the whole crew! Would love to see Venerable Shi back on the podcast in the near future. Until then, I will continue binging on past episodes and future episodes of The Daily Ketchup Podcast!

@tankoon9919

Жыл бұрын

This is truly an educational and transparency in regards to religious affairs. The crew members also be praised for asking hard questions which many devotees failed to understand. Hope to see more of such interview in future.

You know it’s good when your mum watches the podcast as well

More podcast with venerable please. Very informative video.

Gained many insights from Vulnerable Shi Such a cool person, request for a part 2!

Glad to see denise participating more. The last 2 episode, she was so left out!

Thank you for having this awesome interview. It's very informative and yet entertaining. I am learning about Buddhism and will definitely share this with my family members. Perhaps in future will get to listen to an interview with a Buddhist Thevarada nun to hear from their perspective. Thank you

I love him!!!! So cooll!! Thank you for the ep!

Mad respect for Venerable Shi and his dedication!

love this episode!! pls do a part 2 if possible!

This interview is so insightful, I get to know more abt Buddhism and also those qns I'm always curious of are being answered, maybe more of such interviews with different religions in sg... one of the best interview I have ever watched frm TDK!!!!!

I love this kind of topic. Very informative. Too many people are talking, asking questions, laughing etc. at the same time. Luckily the CC button is working. At least I didn’t miss any of the conversation. Otherwise I don’t know who’s talking and to focus on. Overall great content! Well done guys! ❤️

Thanks for this interview, it's so enlightening!

Can invite Venerable You Wei back? This podcast answered many of my questions of Buddhism.

Omg this episode is so fun to watch!

This is really interesting!! Keep up the good work!

thanks Guys for a good job well done! why ?--- 1. real modern person....speaking truthly --- the modern way...all the hard words, no "bullish", good hard questions. honest and direct ...and you guys are real. you guys are real. Well Done Guys!

i love him hes so wholesome

!!! Super ups. Love it. Love the guest. So charismatic tbh.

I hope you guys get someone from the other religions to share about their faith and beliefs! This series has been very insightful and enjoyable! As someone who was very confused with the religions as a kid (i went to a Christian kindergarten then a Buddhist pri sch - very confusing to a 7 year old 😂) actually even now i still dont know alot, im learning alot without needing to step into the circle. Hope to see more! Wah i died at the paywave part 🤣

@RonLarhz

2 жыл бұрын

Dont need to learn religion. Learn mental health,learn how to communicate with each other,respect each other. Science if u are interested or practical skill.

Please invite him back for more videos!! This guy quite funny sia hahaha

Great episode with a wonderful host. Questions could have been more thought-provoking, but still insightful nonetheless. One thing I think is important is hopefully you guys can find a solution for your mic issues. Since your mic setup is on the table, whenever someone accidentally touching the mic or bangs the table it causes a subtle but annoying distraction especially to audio listeners. It happens quite commonly throughout this ep. Keep the series up! :)

I love this episode so much and hope to have another episode 😉👍

Thanks Daily Ketchup, really enlightening episode

wanted to say i super like this ep, but i cant be too attached to this video.

@chowzisiong7800

2 жыл бұрын

lol

This is very informational and it gives a better understanding and perspective :)

Can’t wait for a Ustaz or Mullah to have a discussion here too!

I love this. I’ve learnt so much

quite interesting, I watched the whole thing and I don't even normally watch podcasts kind of thing.

he seems really knowledgeable about everything its impressive. interesting episode!

As a Christian. This video is really helpful. More people understands Buddhism. 🙏 Maybe 1 day I may convert. 🤔

Very sociable venerable. Great work! Super interview

i rlly enjoy these types of episodes where y’all invite religious leaders. This episode was rlly entertaining

This ep was sooo interesting!!

Found this on my rec and clicked on it, absolutely love it, love the information and love that it's so casual!

Dear Venerable Shi You Wei, I am a Christian. I love your energy. I am a vegan and I really can see the karmic effect. Since becoming a vegan, my mind has been so clear and I become very sensitive spiritually, things become transparent such as I can read people around me its like I can read their mind. If someone has an intention towards me, I can see it even months before it happens. It did not happen instantly, after a few years its like things are clearing up. Also, doors of opportunity started opening up for me. I became a vegan for justice as I do not agree with murdering an innocent being with feelings of pain and having family like myself. Put health aside, I definitely is much healthier than before. But the spiritual side is really obvious.

He reminds me of Master Wu Gui in kungfu panda. Ever so calm and knowledgeable. Seems nice to not to be attached to worldly possessions.

Wow! This is very interesting! Nice sharing

Venerable Shi, thanks for sharing and I really enjoy your conversation.

Wow! Now I think I sinned…. I fall in love w this man seahhh… He’s such a likeable man to not to like. Thx @Daily Ketchup for asking him e questions I wanted to ask. U guyse are GREAT!

have the different religious leaders together in 1 episode, would be interesting to see all of them answwring to the same questions

@user-oh6wb5rj2q

2 жыл бұрын

imagine you have debate that your view is correct, and others keep on disapproving your view. (belief) not a good idea

@drummerxkun

2 жыл бұрын

probably hard with covid restrictions but ya thatll be cool

@ct9245

2 жыл бұрын

You don’t have the weight to invite all the religious leaders to come and debate in front of the public lah

Very informative and thank you for sharing.

This is my 2nd time watching this video…Mr Monk really speak very good English or I just think I’m dumb.Love you Mr Monk…we are of same age.❤

May all be enlightened by Ven talk. Thank you for the episode. Of course, at certain level, have to show some respect to the Ven.

Maybe can invite Ven. to explain the core teachings of Buddhism next time?

It's really a good session and I learnt quite a number of things about Buddhism.

21:57 HAHAHAHAB Dan's reaction to JP 's question

pleaseee have an ustad toooo! I cant wait

Awesome video! Now I understand about monk more.

Really enlighten👍🏻

Buddhism is about philosophy of life and rid of worldly desires that pollute and corrupt the mind. From the way 4 hosts and the guest speak, we can tell how much a person is cultivated👍👍👍

@ct9245

2 жыл бұрын

Buddhism is still a religion as it is registered as religion similarly to Christianity , Islam and Hinduism, both in respective countries and in the United Nations. So as religion it is normal to talk on heaven and hell, ghost and angels/ heavenly beings , and the supernatural stuffs . As such they are similar in level of grouping.

Great discussions! If you happen to invite him again, I’d like to know if the venerable could list some evidences of reincarnation, enlightenment, deityhood and the concept of karma apart from believing these just because of tradition? I say that because these concepts affect a life greatly in terms of outlook and motivation, and it is needful to verify the truthfulness of these concepts before anyone decides to go this route.

很不错的访谈 让大家了解出家人 推广佛法 buddha bless you

Happy to hear the connections of religious people like a monk. Wishing to know about others denominations and christian pastor. Good and bad apples from them. SMiLE 😃

paywave 😂😂😂 PLSSS i love this episode, pls bring venerable shi back soon

Thank you for sharing😊

Interesting interview!!!! Learn more about Buddhist religion!!!

More please!

i loved this!

a very educating episode!

PLEASEEE HAVE HIM BACK!!! :D PLEASSSEEEEE

Venerable Shi is so likeable 🥰

I’m sorry but I’m half Thai and I need to say something. 😂 Alms offering is not really begging for food. They don’t beg but people offer food or daily necessities wholeheartedly. Thai monks act like an entity or a communication gateway between life and after-life. So if you’re offering food to Thai monks, that means you’re offering food to your love ones in the afterlife. Your love ones can received it. And yes thai monks can eat meat or whatever that is being offered to them. They also only have 1 meal per day which is in the morning at 11am.

@ct9245

2 жыл бұрын

But from the Buddhist doctrine, the Buddha ‘s objective is to let his ordained disciples to beg for the foods they eat to eradicate their ego and pride . Part of the training.

@diana.b1059

2 жыл бұрын

@@ct9245 “beg” is not a nice word. I’m a normal person and I’m not as enlightened as buddha or monks, so I find it disrespectful to use the word “beg”.

i remember for the alliums one its because when the monks have to meditate and do their prayers, it can cause gas to build up in the body and has to be release so they cant really 100% focus on whatever they are doing.

@juniorbee1564

2 жыл бұрын

Yea, imagine they half way chanting then burp out loudly or fart out smelly, not good too.

2:05 moment… help each other out… that one cannot lah… I died laffing.

In India, man represents compassion. Whereas in China, female represents compassion. In order for the easy acceptance of Buddhism in China, Avalokiteśvara Bodhisattva becomes a female figure.

@ct9245

2 жыл бұрын

Because in old days the female Buddhist practitioners felt more at ease to have a female deities offering in the room, like having a mother to seek comfort with. In fact heavenly bring do not have gender and can change form as they like .

Interesting conversation👍

Good show!

Great uncovering of the mysteries of a 2500 year old belief system that is still applicable today.

just to share , the purpose of the alm round in thailand is also to give the lay person an opportunity have build merit for offering the monk basic necessities like foods..The old and elderly do not need to walk long/travel to the temple for their merit making , regardless the person is rich or poor , everyone is given the opportunity for doing the merit by giving.. regardless just plain rice or water..etc indirectly , it help to maintain the support of the "body" of the monk for practice. With modern-day mentality and rushing pace , people start to give out $$ instead of getting food.. which indirectly is semi wrong but for donor convenience purpose . So it good that to offer food instead of $$ for the alm round... ( also prevent bogus monk) That is my personal sharing.

Very informative Master

me who eats oglio aglio every other day: THAT EXPLAINS IT

2:03 Was NOT expecting that dirty minded moment from Venerable..... 🤣🤣🤣

39:05 thank you Dan ! Just the qn I am curious abt

Curious question: Do monks serve NS/get called back for reservist?

@elvinsky6762

2 жыл бұрын

My platoon mate is a monk. So he doesn’t carry rifle/bayonet.

I heard from him the whole process of becoming a monk. So once you become a monk, is there a way to quit being a monk? and what is the whole process of it? Will the family take you back?

@DiZangLin

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, that would be de-robing and one can go back to the laity’s lifestyle and be with the family, get married etc.

@xbookx

2 жыл бұрын

it's possible to quit, usually not done so casually. Process may varies among traditions. It can be shameful socially.

@usermc1234

2 жыл бұрын

Yes there is. A monk or nun can return the cassock for 7 times.

@ct9245

2 жыл бұрын

Why so flip flopping?