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Mindfulness, Humility u0026 Holistic Approach to Education: Gadadhara Pandit Dasa at TEDxTeachersCollege

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Finding humility and awakening in a harsh,capitalistic,money-making mad race to beat the other guy,and never feeling fulfilled
Comment from : @arshaddurrani3885

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Comment from : @よこけい-h3g

"If one is to understand “the great mystery” one must study all it’s aspects, not just the dogmatic narrow view of the Jedi If you wish to become a complete and wise leader, you must embrace a larger view of the force"
Comment from : @martinm1967

Music to my ears🎼🎵🎶🎸
Comment from : @laika5757

Mindfulness (sati) explained to the world first time by the Buddha Read four foundations of mindfulness sutta
Comment from : @khp7425

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Comment from : @sumanakundu3661

I don't believe the speaker needs to specify all the details of his Hare Krsna background which is gaudiya vaisnavism He is not hiding He is presenting in a non sectarian way, truths which are valid for all religions and all people without imposing details of his own chosen path, Hare Krsna
Comment from : @lynnedennis3742

Gadadhara Pandit Dasa, obviously a Hare Krishna devotee, never says "Hare Krishna" even once! It's also strange that the audience is never shown even when he's asking the audience do stuff!
Comment from : @hkitm

lm108108 and @RK Das I understand both you points and needed to let you know that your ego is getting in the way of understanding this very simple message I do agree that Pandit is using language that could be heard by the masses to which this message is intended To that regard, he is sacrificing his own beliefs and unselfishly reaching out not to those already in-it but to those without And this is the way to do it He mentions his work with students at Columbia and if you could get over your frail perception you will see a room full of individuals, including my self reciting the mantra all the way through Harre Krishna is so prominent among those who come across Pandit that even my eight year old son can recite the full mantra for years after attending only one of Pandit's meditation sessions I can assure you that by opening the door the way Pandit is doing it here, Krishna have heard more recitations than you could imagine The statements below do not model love and if one knows Pandit, they will know that no other man is more committed to Krishna consciousness than him Pandit thank you for opening the door that bring us closer to light
Comment from : @darlenycepin

Worse is to have followed this link from a site that considers itself an ISKCON mouthpiece, tacitly giving approval to this watered-down presentation that contradicts Srila Prabhupada's directives on presenting Krishna consciousness to the masses -- from calling himself a "Hindu" to closing his talk wih an impersonalist meditation rather than introducing the Mahamantra as a desireable daily practice Would Hare Krishna "as it is" have been so offensive to or over the heads of that group?
Comment from : @ElleMitchell

The speaker, Gadadhara Pandit, is a Hare Krishna follower It surprises me how he tries to hide this fact and simply present himself as a nondenominational monk pushing points that are completely foreign to the ideas of the Hare Krishna group It would have been more honest to state his real position and make a decent presentation of the Hare Krishna doctrine
Comment from : @tamborrugiente5756