How to pronounce “buddhists” in English

Buddhists don't like the idea of anything having an absolute nature.

Buddhists were like, not only are we related to a bunch of chimpanzees and dogs and cats and whatever, we've all personally been chimpanzees and dogs and cats,

Buddhists see Superman as the perfect Zen character.

Buddhists the other 5% um Muslims out of

The Buddhists say often, "oh, nobly born, remember who you truly are."

and Buddhists of the world just is what it is.

And Buddhists would not agree with those modern psychologists who keep insisting and write all best-seller books about how helpless you are, that your unconscious is doing

And Buddhists don't agree.

So Buddhists tend to define pleasure as being a desire satisfied.

So Buddhists tend to define pleasure as being a desire satisfier.

million Buddhists in China and they will be calming down about this greed driven

Western Buddhists, as meaning somehow that you don't exist.

For the Tibetan Buddhists it's absolute unitary being oneness with the universe.

So when Buddhists talk about what they experience in meditation or in trance, you get very Buddhist interpretations.

And all the Buddhists who were kind of closet smokers, they finally coped to it and they would hang out there with the patients.

Westerners think that Buddhists are people who meditate and don't believe in God.

effects so for instance Buddhists report a particular state of um objectless compassion so feeling compassion without any specific object without a person as

effects so for instance Buddhists report a particular state of um objectless compassion so feeling compassion without any specific object without a person as

that's 700 million Buddhists would be going nuts.

which at that time was Christians and Buddhists and animus.

So he took a bunch of Tibetan Buddhists and a bunch of Franciscan nuns, who both experience absolute unity through their meditation practices.

And it happens to be that the Buddhists and the Hindus before them described these skills really well.

And even if we ware not Buddhists, and we don't think of him as our Dalai Lama Dalai Lama.

But I just worry that to Buddhists who are Buddhist in a religious sense, it might-- I don't know.

meditator it's because the Buddhists brought a 2,000 year old

And almost the same as buddhists.

And that's one of the reasons Buddhists are so much into searching inside themselves.

I want to say the Buddhists are expressing in Buddhist terms.

where you've literate what the Buddhists would call the illusion of separation

Some of my friends are Buddhists.

Perhaps I could borrow something from Buddhists."

And there are 4 million Buddhists in America; there are 4 million ELCA Christians in America; 2 million Episcopalians; 6 million Methodists -- what I mean to say is that religious minority

at spiritual experiences in meditating Tibetan Buddhists and Franciscan nuns.

have that much background of Buddhists and Buddhist philosophy.

And unlike Eckhart Tolle the Buddhists have some actionable advice for dealing with the voice in your head.

And so there are techniques that we employ as Buddhists to be able to keep up with this schedule.

Non-Buddhist people-- non-Tibetan people even-- they may be Buddhists, but they don't necessarily believe the way the Tibetans believe about the Dalai Lama.

So this concept of working for all is something that Buddhists try to always have.

This was a study that was done on Buddhists meditators taking a look at people in terms of years of practice and looking at changes in neural structure.

be nor is to be or not to be a question Buddhists can tackle much less

We now live in a nation with several million Muslims and Buddhists and Hindus, growing groups of secular humanists, atheist, agnostics; we're a long way away from Jews and Catholics

For Buddhists it’s cosmic unity, it’s one with the universe.

the human uh experience is over I guess the Buddhists believe it's going to come

go wonderfully crazy they suddenly want to become Buddhists they want to become Hindus they start wearing you know orange robes and and

Most of my family were Buddhists.

The Stoics were a little bit more laconic and less beautifully written than the Buddhists and Confucius

I mean, I think the Buddhists have really impressed upon us all that change is the only inevitable certainty.

I've often joked about wanting to form a support group called Buddhists Against Change.

They're Jewish Buddhists.