The drama seems to be made from India's production company, which is not of buddhist background. I would advise caution to propagate this in internet.

There is a good Thai animated series that very closely represent the Theravada Point of view, you can try google YouTube it.

Yes indeed, while I recreate and reuse the video but follow close to sutra to reintroduce again.

there are many stories during Buddha's time.

TS has done any research on them?

This post has been edited by Chrono-Trigger: Apr 13 2025, 11:35 PM

Life and suffering tiada berpisah.

Buddhism taoism, modern psychology even like feng sui etc
these "religion" or teachings have not much difference when it comes to the core fundamental of living a life

the technique or structure can be different
but the connect to the source is still the same

one could technically forgo all the external things in order to achieve that state of enlightenment. But trust most people, when a person left their loved ones and escape to temple because he or she believes it could end all the sufferings. But one may still have lingering thoughts of going back

There's fundamental no escape when it comes to living a fulfilling life. When you have struggles don't suppress or try to fight back.

The ultimate wisdom of spiritual teaching is believing you're worthy as a person regardless of whatever circumstance you're on right now and there's no question about it. Two, there are no separations when it comes to non constant physical entities. All human conditioning and problem comes from THE MIND. And if you're able to manage and maneuver the thoughts in your life. You'll set yourself free in many ways.

Dhammapada 176: For one who transgresses the Truth, and is given to lying, and who is unconcerned with the life hereafter, there is no evil that he dare not do

This post has been edited by Chrono-Trigger: Apr 14 2025, 09:56 AM

got difference

This post has been edited by Chrono-Trigger: Apr 14 2025, 10:01 AM

phrasing different
when psychology says be confident, it means letting go of mental or sense of identity in spiritual or religious context

who created psychology?
sigmund freud?

The heavens as revealed by the Buddha.

http://xhslink.com/a/sAsSOrZxamMcb

6 celestial heavens.

got more 梵天 beyond those.

It’s important not to conflate surface-level similarities in language/word or concepts with actual doctrinal or practical unity.

Yes, various systems may use similar words — “mind,” “balance,” “well-being” — but that doesn't mean they point to the same goal or method. In buddhism, the ultimate aim is liberation from saṃsāra — the cessation of dukkha (unsatisfactoriness, suffering). This is fundamentally different from Taoism, psychology or feng shui, which do not concern themselves with transcending rebirth or attaining nibbāna.

The Buddha made this clear:

“This is the Noble Truth of the Path leading to the cessation of suffering: it is this Noble Eightfold Path...”
— Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta, SN 56.11

Buddhism does not present a lifestyle enhancement or a psychological framework. It presents a path to complete liberation from the cycle of becoming — something the Buddha realised and taught after seeing that no other system (spiritual or worldly) led to that cessation.

So while it may seem tempting to group teachings together because they talk about the “mind” or “energy,” such an approach ultimately obscures what is unique and profound about the Buddha’s teaching — that it’s not about adjusting to the world, but going beyond it.

But of course, if you think it benefits you positively/deepens your understanding to conflate these ideas, sure, by all means.

This post has been edited by hotjake: May 22 2025, 02:34 PM