The Noble Eightfold Path of Buddhism - ROBERT SEPEHR

The Noble Eightfold Path is one of the principal teachings of Buddhism, often represented by means of a wheel, in which its eight spokes represent the eight elements of the Middle Path, or Middle Way. This does not mean moderation or a compromise between the two extremes, rather, it means without entering either of the two extremes.

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The Pali term ariya aṭṭhaṅgika magga is typically translated in English as "Noble Eightfold Path", however the phrase does not mean the path is noble, rather that the path is of the noble people (Pali: arya meaning 'enlightened, noble, precious people').

Robert Sepehr is an anthropologist and author
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[juliehobbs]

I watched this 3 times back to back because it was so good!! I only wish it were longer lol! Your explanation of these original esoteric teachings are so unambiguous, considering the vastness of the subject, making it easily digestable and endlessly interesting for almost anyone...then choosing to pair your interpretation with Watts' talk was simply.. enlightening. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge! Always looking forward to the next upload 😁

[BrianWelsh-fxst]

The intro music is steller, great rendition.

[rebeccareed]

I am American my father married again when I was 3. She is from Thailand. She is my mother by every meaning of the word. I have also been to Thailand and I've seen many of what you showed on this program. I really had a lot of questions growing up. Because when I was a really young girl I went to Baptist Church. I was baptized when I was really young. And have felt the Holy Spirit. When I visited Thailand though I was blessed by a very special Monk and I also felt something that was very much the same as the Holy Spirit. I do not claim to know anyting on the contrary if I know anything its only from watching your program. Robert, this is one of my favorite SHOWS I love this program so much because even though I've been around Buddhist beliefs and Christianity This truly did help me to understand it a lot better especially when he is speaking about Nirvana. Thank you, thank you so much. Your teaching us at least how to question and to learn on our own and not to take what the government tells us in our school and in our learning as a fact because we have our own mind and we can think for ourselves even the mothers like me who are busy everyday I have an open mind and I'm willing to learn that's why I've always liked the Buddhist beliefs and the teachings of the middle way!

[kellyrobinson]

I'll be asleep here in England as this premieres, so this will be one to enjoy with my morning cuppa. Many thanks for all the hard work you put into your videos its greatly appreciated. ☺️

[TylerWowturz]

I like the Buddhist quote "nature yields to the childlike mind" I believe that kind of means living without fixed preconceptions, openness, and maturity not excluding playfulness

[Foxtrot_]

I grew up on alan watts. Listening to him has lead me here after all these years of self discovery... And I've enjoyed every second.

[culp]

I love Sepehr story time! Best shit on the net

[darj]

I believe in the theory that ancient Aryans that broke into India were of proto-Slavic origin. There are several hundred words in Sanskrit that are almost identical in meaning and spelling to their counterparts in Serbo-Croatian. For example, when Alan Watts says Buddha means awakened, in Serbo-Croatian 'budan' means awake, not sleeping. There's a video on youtube made by a Hindu Indian that talks about these linguistic similarities.

[victoriaphelan]

No more brother wars
Except upon those who skip Sepehr intros

[ewigesgermanien]

The greatest anthropologist in the world! Great to see you seeking the truth and sharing your wisdom with us! <3

[subliminationnetwork]

Robert is giving us the blueprint to enlightenment.

[the-LeoKnightus]

Cool subject to cover. When I was diagnosed with a terminal heart condition, these studies gave me perspective and peace to understand the impermanence of all things. Since then I have outlived my doctor.

[samer]

Buddhist way of overcoming worries
Understand the mind
Walk away
Know it doesn’t help
Stop searching for a solution
Mindfulness 🧘‍♂️

[Superdgo]

Robert. Thank you for the discipline you put into crafting and releasing your works. It's greatly appreciated 🙌

[Zpycer]

I love so much that you honored us with visuals to Alan Watts always-wonderful thoughts. Thank you, Robert! ♥️🙏🏼

[msim]

It's funny how quality and passion is always inspiring. I think the fact that Robert values it himself, comes through the content combine with a sense of mystery and curiosity. Plus, I grew up on this stuff... Back when it was called t.v.

[jessash]

For me, the middle way is walking the balance between the physical reality and the spirit realm. Being in the world but not of it, keeping my intuition in check while navigating here

[whitemoth]

Thank you and Buddha's Blessings upon you.

[MimsicalRenegade]

In The Time Of The 7th Fire
A New People Emerge
They Will Retrace Their Steps
They Will Find What Was Lost Along The Side Of The Trail
Their Steps Will Take Them To The Elders To Guide Their Journey....
Seven Fires Prophecy
Tk'Emlups

[keazyeazy]

Dear Robert, thank you very much, again! Much Love from Germany