Anger Eradication

Happiness is undoubtedly the most desirable state of being we all strive to achieve. Thus, every human being is continuously engaged in one experiment after the other in their own ways to experience new ways to attain fulfilling happiness and increase its intensity for a longer-lasting effect. Therefore, one of life’s most rewarding endeavours has to be to spend time discovering, exploring, and studying what the Buddha – the foremost authority on the mind, expounded on this topic. Join us on this series as we make a somewhat unorthodox exploration into the ‘Philosophy of Happiness’. This talk is a part of the series "Buddha's Guide to Happiness" To arrange appointments, please call Mr. Harsha: +94 773 336 274 or email us at [email protected] May all beings in all worlds attain the Supreme Bliss of Nibbana! 00:00:00 The great Sáriputta Thero 00:15:55 Pay homage to the Lord Buddha 00:17:13 The choices that we thought of as defining choices of our life 00:36:50 Through which stream should you raw your boat? 00:45:37 The fundamental question of every man is, “How to be happy?” 00:52:06 The net result of all your choices is zero! 00:58:07 If you get angry, you have already failed yourself 01:02:07 The only citta that can make an influence is the present citta 01:16:19 The unconditional happiness that can only be attributed to the Dhamma 01:20:40 How to apply the Dhamma to solve a problem? 01:24:07 Identify the internal problem and the external problem 01:42:50 You have a bigger fish to fry 01:49:04 Nibbána is in a citta 01:58:37 Játhi is the cause of anger 02:11:56 The promise of pleasure and possibility 02:18:25 How to make happiness out of nothing 02:29:00 Design the world from scratch 02:39:28 Ignorance has no rational 02:44:32 Pleasure comes with comparison 02:58:03 The first and foremost separation 03:05:00 Merits transfer -- Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/jethavanarama_eng Visit Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jethavanarama.eng Visit the web: https://www.jethavanarama.org Jethavanarama Buddhist Monastery, Ingiriya, Sri Lanka.