Is it Nature's plan for man to suffer? Explained by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
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@MultiTheTyler13 жыл бұрын
his eternally positive outlook is deeply comforting. what a loving, open being. thank you maharishi for sharing yourself!!!!
@drad25038 жыл бұрын
I can listen to these words over and over again.
@santoshbhosale45965 жыл бұрын
What a soft voice. Only self realised can have it.
@tapashchatterjee10105 жыл бұрын
Thankyou Beloved MAHARISHI.......
@oijoinjouijnion12 жыл бұрын
Pure knowledge has a purifying effect. Unless the individual experiences It for himself...intellectual satisfaction won't work.
@Goatboy44spl14 жыл бұрын
Wise words, thanks for posting.
@februari88 жыл бұрын
Jai Guru Dev
@wastubalivisual11 жыл бұрын
every words is just knowledge of understanding ...thank you for sharing
@lankeshsarkerganguly58317 жыл бұрын
Guru Dev Maharishi explains seven states in terms of TM very clearly
@sparklelight5 жыл бұрын
Indeed it is the lack of knowledge 🙏🌷
@immoveableone11 жыл бұрын
As Maharshi said..Nature has designed the human being to not suffer..that is the possibility..it is structured in the design of our "nature"..to live life in absolute bliss; infinite creativity, etc....BUT..we have a choice. A choice to use that system as it was designed or not. For so much time, due to ignorance, we have chosen to not live our full potential..so long, that it is commonly thought, due to the "normal" experience of suffering that suffering is our destiny. A big mistake.
@gbktechnologies66375 жыл бұрын
Jaigurudev
@residue10211 жыл бұрын
@RedShipsofSpainAgain no the first noble truth is not "Life is suffering". It's more like "Suffering exists". Very different meaning behind subtle difference in words.
@benj100814 жыл бұрын
@SHOOTER0072003 Don't forget that the growth of material values is not only bad, but actually very helpful for the intelligent people, who have put Maharishi's knowledge on youtube for you! This shows that the force of evolution always favours those who wish the best for themselves and for society. Very little knowledge (TM) can destroy heaps of ignorance in no time. Ignorance has no real essence but Maharishi's practical teaching does! Knowledge will prevail because it is the essence of life.
@moonsod11135 жыл бұрын
Man suffers materially because a few hundred very greedy people decided to gather all the wealth and abundance to themselves so there is not enough for every one else; and because emotionally people have identified with a small self and and a small mind and little desires and so had a limited amount of perception, seeing with blinkered vision, whereas when man wakes up he sees he is vast and unlimited, unrestricted and free, formless and pure existence. That is a real experience, permanent also, but unfortunately most people have not arrived at this realization as yet. But it is very, very real. It is not a useless theory for those who know it.
@RedShipsofSpainAgain12 жыл бұрын
"Suffering is foreign to man's nature"? I would beg to differ; suffering seems to be a defining attribute of man. Every day people go hungry and starve. Every day people struggle to live, struggle to survive, make ends meet financially, etc. Isn't the First Noble Truth of Buddhism that life is suffering? To live, you must suffer. It is impossible to live without experiencing some kind of suffering. How do we reconcile this seeming contradiction with what Maharishi says here?
@benj100814 жыл бұрын
@blairtee23 I think what shooter is alluding to is that the whole "network of enjoying" in the waking state - the whole standard of life with all its luxuries and comforts has grown so much in the past decades, that the children of every subsequent generation have to know and do less to have ever more (superficial) ways of enjoyment. Traditions and standards in education have eroded so much because people are becoming ever more easily satisfied with the material values that they have.
@connysleetpari88688 жыл бұрын
isnt it clear
@ptrivelas14 жыл бұрын
@SHOOTER0072003 the word is spelled dumbest.
@aarthoor13 жыл бұрын
Sorry but nature didn't "design" anything. Man isn't perfect and behaviour can't be unnatural. The normal state that Maharishi calls "stress" is what all people have had to put up with since we left the trees. OK so he has a way of reducing that stress but after 20 years of TM can I look in the mirror and honestly say I don't suffer? No, it's all a con. An inspiring con but a con nonetheless.
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his eternally positive outlook is deeply comforting. what a loving, open being. thank you maharishi for sharing yourself!!!!
I can listen to these words over and over again.
What a soft voice. Only self realised can have it.
Thankyou Beloved MAHARISHI.......
Pure knowledge has a purifying effect. Unless the individual experiences It for himself...intellectual satisfaction won't work.
Wise words, thanks for posting.
Jai Guru Dev
every words is just knowledge of understanding ...thank you for sharing
Guru Dev Maharishi explains seven states in terms of TM very clearly
Indeed it is the lack of knowledge 🙏🌷
As Maharshi said..Nature has designed the human being to not suffer..that is the possibility..it is structured in the design of our "nature"..to live life in absolute bliss; infinite creativity, etc....BUT..we have a choice. A choice to use that system as it was designed or not. For so much time, due to ignorance, we have chosen to not live our full potential..so long, that it is commonly thought, due to the "normal" experience of suffering that suffering is our destiny. A big mistake.
Jaigurudev
@RedShipsofSpainAgain no the first noble truth is not "Life is suffering". It's more like "Suffering exists". Very different meaning behind subtle difference in words.
@SHOOTER0072003 Don't forget that the growth of material values is not only bad, but actually very helpful for the intelligent people, who have put Maharishi's knowledge on youtube for you! This shows that the force of evolution always favours those who wish the best for themselves and for society. Very little knowledge (TM) can destroy heaps of ignorance in no time. Ignorance has no real essence but Maharishi's practical teaching does! Knowledge will prevail because it is the essence of life.
Man suffers materially because a few hundred very greedy people decided to gather all the wealth and abundance to themselves so there is not enough for every one else; and because emotionally people have identified with a small self and and a small mind and little desires and so had a limited amount of perception, seeing with blinkered vision, whereas when man wakes up he sees he is vast and unlimited, unrestricted and free, formless and pure existence. That is a real experience, permanent also, but unfortunately most people have not arrived at this realization as yet. But it is very, very real. It is not a useless theory for those who know it.
"Suffering is foreign to man's nature"? I would beg to differ; suffering seems to be a defining attribute of man. Every day people go hungry and starve. Every day people struggle to live, struggle to survive, make ends meet financially, etc. Isn't the First Noble Truth of Buddhism that life is suffering? To live, you must suffer. It is impossible to live without experiencing some kind of suffering. How do we reconcile this seeming contradiction with what Maharishi says here?
@blairtee23 I think what shooter is alluding to is that the whole "network of enjoying" in the waking state - the whole standard of life with all its luxuries and comforts has grown so much in the past decades, that the children of every subsequent generation have to know and do less to have ever more (superficial) ways of enjoyment. Traditions and standards in education have eroded so much because people are becoming ever more easily satisfied with the material values that they have.
isnt it clear
@SHOOTER0072003 the word is spelled dumbest.
Sorry but nature didn't "design" anything. Man isn't perfect and behaviour can't be unnatural. The normal state that Maharishi calls "stress" is what all people have had to put up with since we left the trees. OK so he has a way of reducing that stress but after 20 years of TM can I look in the mirror and honestly say I don't suffer? No, it's all a con. An inspiring con but a con nonetheless.
haha