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Dankbarkeit

by Jnanacandra

Klar und sicher führt Jnanacandra durch das Thema Dankbarkeit. Verschiedene Aspekte der Dankbarkeit werden beschrieben und es wird der Frage nachgegangen, warum es so wichtig und manchmal auch so schwierig ist dankbar zu sein. Eine wertvolle Inspiration für die eigene Dharma-Praxis!

Dieser Vortrag wurde anlässlich des Vesak-Festes 2000 im Buddhistischen Zentrum Essen gehalten.

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	1.	Einführung. Was ist Vesak. Warum der Buddha so wichtig ist. (16:22)
	2.	Der Buddha empfand nach seiner Erleuchtung Dankbarkeit (10:11)
	3.	Drei Objekte der Dankbarkeit in der buddhistischen Tradition - Eltern (11:42)
	4.	Lehrer (2:46)
	5.	Spirituelle Freunde (6:14)
	6.	Alltägliche Dinge, für die wir dankbar sein können (8:09)
	7.	Es fällt nicht immer leicht, Dankbarkeit zu empfinden (2:18)
	8.	Fünf Ursachen für Undankbarkeit - Nichterkennen; Selbstverständlichkeit; Selbstbezogenheit; Vergessen; Groll (11:07)