The Over Flowing Teacup | Inspirational Zen Wisdom #shorts

The tale of the over flowing teacup is a famous Zen koan about the need to have an open mind when learning new skills or knowledge. Motivational, inspirational video on open mindedness, personal development and wisdom #shorts

[RD-frbg]

“Empty your mind. Be formless. Shapeless. Like water. You put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle, it becomes the bottle. You put it in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Water can flow, or it can crash. Be water, my friend.” - Bruce Lee

[nitinb]

I hope that the teachings of Buddha spread by you keep my life towards him.

[mariamccarter]

To be a good teacher is to be a good listener ☺️

[justinhawthorne]

I love this I was taught this by my mother as a child. Even today with skills, I have perfected over the years. When someone tries to show me the same skill that I already possess I say nothing my cup is empty. I love to live life.

[ediciusxp]

True only the lord gives wisdom and his Wisdom lasts forever ❤

[masoodabedi]

Wisdom words giving always positive energy...

[allthestuff]

May Buddha's peaceful principles Right speech, , , , Right Meditation Right Right Right exercise thought and kindness KEEP CULTIVATING HUMANITY ☸️

[ayyappansri]

Knowing about unknowing is true wisdom❤

[RagnaRoark]

I’ve been waiting for someone like you my man! I have learned some of these lessons already but the way you tell it is exhilarating. Thank you

[sohinig]

❤❤❤ thank you for this lesson and May Buddha bless you immensely for sharing his wisdom with others and helping people realize this. 🙏🏻💕🌷💐🌸🕉️

[mitchelldo]

hey, nice. sure, parroting old stories like everyone but in your face is calm. that is your message.

[inspiresuccesss]

Zen stories are really quite helpful in relationships specially

[darkvotx]

Dreaming is just the awerness reflecting on the words of the mind

[linasmarcinkevicius]

GOD Help me to be the best version of myself! ♾️

[delfinacabagui]

Whoooaa..!! How I wish I could come to understand and know even a little bit of your wisdom. 💞

[rogerbermea]

how true is this very beautiful saying

[carlabamford]

Nobody wants to experience a tragedy or disaster, but those are the times in my life that have helped me unlearn some of my “knowledge” about the world and life.

[muhdabdullah-jgof]

My dear, you are absolutly Right. because, you need to know what you relly need before you want it.

[eshaansarkar]

It was shown in a scene in the movie '2012'.

[toddrdavis]

This would be a great lesson for the education majors at my alma mater.