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Know Suffering, No Suffering

Know Suffering, No Suffering The first Noble truth is there is suffering . The purpose of Bhuddism is to end it .We meditate to study our mind and tame our heart. We use samatha to achieve serenity ,then Vipassana to gain insight into ourselves through contemplation . We don't try to figure out anyone else. If you enjoyed this video, please Like 👍, Comment 💬, Share ↗️ with others, or consider giving us a Super Thanks! Guided meditation live streams are available on this YouTube channel on Mondays at 8:45 a.m., and Fridays at 3:45 p.m. Japan time. You are cordially invited to attend, or watch the recordings later at your convenience. Your support helps the channel grow and motivates me to create more valuable content. Watch My Other Videos Explore more helpful videos here: 📌 Playlist 1: • January 11, "Body and Mind" Daily Dhamma: ... 📌 Playlist 2: • "Preface, New Year 2025" Daily Dhamma: A l... 📌 Recommended video: • Friday Meditation | Daily Dhamma: A letter... Subscribe & Stay Connected Don’t forget to Subscribe to the channel and turn on the notification bell to never miss new uploads! Follow me on social media for updates: • Facebook: • Instagram: • LinkedIn: Stay Connected with Daily Dhamma Thank you for watching. May this Dhamma inspire peace, mindfulness, and clarity in your daily life. If you feel this message was meaningful, please subscribe and click the notification bell 🔔 so you never miss a new Dhamma reflection. Use of quotations asserted under the fair use doctrine of U.S. copyright law, U.S. Code Title 17 Section 107. Tags: #dailydhamma #peace #globalbuddhism #meditationtechniques #mindfullnesspractice #mindfulnessmeditation #mindfulnessmeditation meditation,dailydhamma,buddhist,Innerpeace,buddhist wisdom,dhamma,daily dhamma,guided meditation,mindfulness,relaxation,stress relief,wellness,positive mindset,subscribe,vlog,vlogger,youtube channel,Know Suffering,No Suffering,Suffering,Know,No,the first noble truth,buddhist teachings