Jack Kornfield – Ep. 26 – When Love Meets Sorrow

Jack Kornfield – Ep. 26 – When Love Meets Sorrow:
Jack Kornfield – Ep. 26 – When Love Meets Sorrow:

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“When Love meets sorrow it becomes compassion”

As we become silent we start to awaken to the mystery of this human realm. We begin to open to and acknowledge all of the unfinished business that often permeates our being. Through practice, we can learn to offer love in the presence of pain. In these moments of loving-kindness we feel a connection to the web of life, and discover the more objective nature of our struggles and sorrows. As Jack explains, no matter what level you are practicing on, you cannot fully open without compassion. See what happens in your life when love meets sorrow.

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[Omoiyari]

When i feel horrible in the trenches of the first noble truth I love hearing Jack, I am very grateful for Jack Kornfield

[jogayoga]

He's just an awesome dude. You can tell he's put in the work and found peace which he shares with us

[choukkarsadhana]

Jack is a Great Story teller n what makes it greater is his subtle sense of humor and Wit....🙏🏼

[lukehamilton]

Wow. Thank you. I'm flabbergasted. That was absolutely incredible. I love you so much.

[sallykirkstephens]

I appreciate these, so much Jack. Your music at the beginning is lovely too

[centerinbreath]

Wow I am just blown away. Sometimes I don't know if it's the message, the teacher, me, or all of the above but this talk MOVED me. Thank you!

[bensamu]

This gives me so much Relief. I wonder how thats possible to listen to someone and experiencing tears laughter so closely together. Thank you much Jack

[morganlove]

Thank you so very much! Your talk makes me feel less alone on this path and helps a light to shine. 🌟

[dickyboyryw]

Just found this guy. Jack.. He's connected to Buddha, strongly. Firmly, TRUELY.
May Buddhas wisdom continue to guide all Americans, and all human life.
In Gassho.
Richard

[gabytemp]

Jack's honesty & authenticity is heart-warming. He is a blessing. 🕉️

[ezocazimz]

At my lowest my worst love appeared I get the message.. Ii forgave like they loved. now I love like they forgave now we are friends who trust... The greatest love the realest love truth of love thrives in pain in suffering is harmony is compassion simply is. Grateful 🌸

[joelperez]

These should have way more views. They have helped me so much in mg journey. Thank you for posting

[RamonaMcKean]

I listen to this and find myself crying. Jack Kornfield's voice and words touch me deeply. 💗

[alexandrarencoret]

The way you teach through stories is just beautiful, thank you!!

[emmagatewood]

The James Baldwin quote at 36:06 is profound💜

[fretnesbutke]

Jack is for real. There's a great "After Skool" clip, "Ram Dass: Keeping your heart open in Hell ". When I read 'Nirvana and Samsara are One', I thought, something else, another cryptic saying, that I don't understand. Just give it time, you will. All the hurt and beauty becomes excruciating if you don't stick to the Dharma. Also, the story of the bear at the end..I learned after working at a Zoo for 30 years: don't ever underestimate animals. They changed me and get a lot of credit for me commiting to the Path.

[bengoldman]

I love you master. I hope oneday I will have the privilege to meet you

[neerujet]

I love your talks Jack as they have given me solace and comfort over the years for my own loss.
I'd like to ask, Where is Aung San Suu Kyi's love, heart and compassion for the Bangladeshi people now? Where is her voice for the injustice that the Myanmar people are doing to the innocent?

[marcosluna]

Talk about innate common sense wisdom....I remember being struck by what Ram Dass said in one of his talks where he says hes in the business of speaking about the unspeakable. indeed the truth is ineffable yet we must live as the one who knows but does not speak, as well as one who speaks but does not know.
blessings to everyone at the Be Here Now Network and LSR foundation