BSV Dhamma Talks Podcast - Dhamma Talk - Buddhism, Science and Philosophy | Ajahn Brahmali | 15 Mar 2020

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Religion & Spirituality:Buddhism

Dhamma Talk - Buddhism, Science and Philosophy | Ajahn Brahmali | 15 Mar 2020

2020-03-15

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Ajahn Brahmali gives an excellent talk about finding the meaning of life, and an overview of how religion, science and philosophy has evolved over time. Ajahn then talks about how the mind is being reintroduced to science and philosophy over the recent years, and how that could is an optimistic outlook of the future. Ajahn Brahmali then tells a powerful story of the big fire at Bodhinyana Monastery at January 1991 - to convey how we can focus on the process with care, kindness and integrity rather than being result-oriented.

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