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सब कुछ हासिल करने के लिए मानसिक रूप से मजबूत बनें || buudhist story on mindset | Infinite Motivation

Infinite Motivation・150 minutes read

The story revolves around a talkative disciple and a silent disciple in an ashram, highlighting the value of silence, humility, and inner growth. Through a task involving begging for alms, the silent disciple's genuine humility and honesty prevail over the talkative disciple's attempts at deception, emphasizing the importance of silence and authenticity for true wisdom and clarity.

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People talk more to show themselves in front of others and prove their worth.
The guru values the quiet child in the ashram for his wisdom and humility, contrasting with the talkative disciple seeking attention.
The silent disciple excels in the task of begging for alms due to his simplicity and honesty, while the talkative disciple fails in his attempts to outsmart.
Guruji emphasizes the significance of silence, introspection, and humility for true understanding and growth, highlighting the pitfalls of excessive talking.
The story illustrates the transformative power of silence in fostering wisdom, clarity, and genuine self-discovery, urging the children to embrace silence for inner peace and happiness.

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How did the silent disciple prove his worth?
By collecting more alms with humility.

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Summary

00:00

Silence and Wisdom: Guru's Lesson in Humility

People talk more to show themselves in front of others and prove their worth.
A story is shared about a Buddhist guru and his disciples in an ashram.
One child in the ashram is different, often quiet and meditative.
The quiet child is valued for his silence and wisdom by the guru.
Another disciple is talkative and seeks attention and approval.
The guru sets a task for the disciples to beg for alms in villages.
The talkative and quiet disciples are paired for this task.
The talkative disciple tries to outsmart the quiet one but fails.
The guru appreciates the quiet disciple's humility and honesty.
The guru emphasizes the importance of silence and introspection for true understanding and growth.

15:37

Silent disciple outshines talkative counterpart in alms.

The disciple who remained silent was given a chance to prove himself to Guruji by begging for alms silently.
Both disciples, one talkative and one silent, agreed to beg for alms in different villages to see who could collect more.
The silent disciple approached every door with simplicity and solitude, receiving alms easily due to his demeanor.
The talkative disciple, on the other hand, started giving knowledge, leading to people returning alms without giving anything.
When both disciples met in the middle of the village, the talkative one saw that the silent disciple had collected double the alms.
The talkative disciple then tricked the silent one into combining their alms, thinking it would go unnoticed by Guruji.
However, Guruji saw through the trick and questioned both disciples about the alms they collected.
The silent disciple admitted to bringing more alms but explained that the talkative disciple had combined them in one bag.
Guruji emphasized the importance of silence, stating that true beauty and clarity are found in silence, not in excessive talking.
All the children in the ashram resolved to practice silence, understanding the value and benefits it brings to one's life.

30:32

"Silence: Gateway to Beauty and Wisdom"

The driver-disciple observed the sun setting behind a hill, creating a beautiful red sky.
Guruji silenced the driver-disciple and focused on another disciple who showed devotion and love.
Guruji emphasized the importance of feeling beauty rather than just speaking about it.
The silent disciple was able to truly feel the beauty around him, unlike the others who only saw it superficially.
The clever disciple, caught in a lie by Guruji, burst into tears, highlighting the pitfalls of excessive talking.
Guruji stressed the significance of silence in inner growth and self-discovery.
Solitude and clarity are achieved through silence, leading to a sense of completeness and understanding.
Guruji pointed out that those who talk excessively miss out on truly experiencing beauty and understanding.
The importance of not seeking validation from others and the dangers of excessive talking were underscored by Guruji.
Guruji advised practicing silence gradually to discover the joy and benefits it brings, ultimately leading to wisdom and clarity.

46:06

"The Power of Silence: A Transformative Practice"

Practicing silence is recommended daily or weekly to develop the habit gradually.
Silence leads to joy and a natural inclination towards remaining quiet.
Silence enhances intelligence and clarity significantly.
The benefits of remaining silent are real and profound.
A story is shared about a talkative disciple and a silent disciple in an ashram.
The silent disciple's silence is valued and respected in the ashram.
Guruji aims to teach the talkative disciple the importance of silence.
A task is assigned to both disciples to beg for alms, testing their intentions.
The silent disciple's genuine humility and silence prevail in the task.
Guruji emphasizes the power of silence in understanding oneself and the world.

01:01:14

"Silent disciple outshines talkative counterpart"

Guruji wanted to teach the talkative disciple to remain silent and end his habit of showing off.
Guruji divided the children into two groups to beg for alms, emphasizing that ego diminishes through begging.
The talkative and silent disciples were paired to beg for alms in different villages.
The silent disciple collected more alms than the talkative one, causing the talkative disciple distress.
The talkative disciple tried to deceive by combining their alms, but the silent disciple remained honest.
Guruji tested the disciples by asking what they saw behind a hill, revealing the silent disciple's genuine nature.
Guruji emphasized the importance of silence, stating that true beauty is felt, not just seen.
Guruji highlighted the drawbacks of excessive talking and the benefits of solitude and clarity.
Guruji advised practicing silence to discover inner peace and happiness gradually.
The children in the ashram resolved to practice silence, understanding the value of remaining quiet for self-discovery.

01:16:18

"Silent disciple learns truth and beauty"

Guru emphasizes the importance of almsgiving in the ashram, assigning responsibility based on the amount given.
Two disciples are tasked with begging for alms, with one being talkative and the other silent.
The talkative disciple tries to deceive by combining both their alms in one bag to appear as if they brought more.
The silent disciple, despite bringing more alms, remains humble and truthful.
Guru tests the disciples by asking what they see behind a hill, revealing the silent disciple's genuine appreciation for beauty.
The talkative disciple, caught in a lie, bursts into tears as Guru explains the value of silence and authenticity.
Guru warns against excessive speech, highlighting the pitfalls of seeking validation through words.
Emphasizing the importance of introspection, Guru encourages silence as a path to self-discovery and clarity.
Guru advises practicing silence gradually to discover the joy it brings and the wisdom it fosters.
The children in the ashram resolve to practice silence, understanding the power and peace it can bring to their lives.

01:31:33

"The Power of Silence for Inner Growth"

Guru ji emphasized the importance of silence and understanding the scene unfolding in the present moment.
He warned against unnecessary attempts to please others, leading to a cycle of proving oneself through excessive talking.
The story of a talkative disciple and a silent disciple in an ashram highlighted the value of silence and humility.
The silent disciple, through his actions, demonstrated the power of silence and simplicity over verbosity.
Guru ji's teachings focused on the benefits of introversion and the practice of silence for inner growth.
He advised practicing silence for short periods to cultivate the habit gradually.
The children in the ashram resolved to practice silence and gathered for dinner, emphasizing the joy found in silence.
Guru ji's message underscored the profound benefits of remaining silent, leading to wisdom and clarity.
The story illustrated the contrast between speaking beauty and feeling beauty, emphasizing the depth of silence.
The narrative concluded with a call to learn from the story and embrace the art of silence for personal growth and understanding.

01:46:52

Silent Child Teaches Humility and Silence

A child living under a banyan tree in an ashram often remained silent and alone, surprising others.
The child's teacher felt happy that there was someone in the ashram who understood the power and importance of remaining silent.
The child was often sought for advice in important decisions, but another talkative disciple was upset as he wanted to be the favorite of the Guru.
The talkative disciple often found faults in others and pretended to fulfill responsibilities, seeking attention from the Guru.
Guruji wanted to teach the talkative disciple the value of silence and humility, aiming to end his habit of showing off.
Guruji suggested a task where children were split into pairs to beg for alms, emphasizing the importance of humility and egolessness.
The talkative and silent disciples were paired, with the talkative one determined to outshine the silent disciple in begging for alms.
Despite the talkative disciple's efforts, the silent disciple received more alms due to his humility and simplicity, leading to a lesson in true beauty.
Guruji highlighted the importance of silence, clarity, and humility, emphasizing that true greatness is achieved through silence and introspection.
The children learned the value of silence and humility, realizing that true beauty and knowledge are felt and understood, not just spoken about.

02:02:04

"The Power of Silence in Wisdom"

A Buddhist guru used to impart knowledge to his disciples, with one being talkative and the other silent.
The talkative disciple felt hurt when the silent disciple received more alms while begging in the village.
The talkative disciple devised a trick to put all alms in one bag, thinking the guru wouldn't know who got more.
The guru congratulated both disciples, stating the one with more alms would be responsible for the ashram.
The talkative disciple claimed to have begged for double the alms but mistakenly put them all in one bag.
The silent disciple revealed he had actually brought more alms and suggested keeping the bags separate.
The guru asked both disciples what they saw on a hill, with the talkative one describing the sunset and the silent one showing devotion.
The guru emphasized the importance of silence, stating that true beauty is felt and seen in the eyes.
The guru advised the children to practice silence to discover the joy it brings and the clarity it provides.
The children resolved to remain silent for some time, understanding the value of silence and its impact on wisdom and clarity.

02:16:54

Silence: Gateway to True Beauty and Wisdom

Guruji asked the children what they saw behind the hill, emphasizing that beauty cannot be expressed through words but felt.
The silent disciple was praised for seeing beauty beyond superficial appearances, leading to a realization about the pitfalls of excessive talking.
Guruji highlighted the importance of silence in self-discovery and clarity, contrasting it with the distractions of excessive speech.
The silent disciple's ability to see beyond words and appreciate true beauty was commended, emphasizing the benefits of silence in understanding.
Guruji stressed the significance of making others happy without ulterior motives and the dangers of getting trapped in a web of words.
The importance of transitioning from extroversion to introversion for self-awareness and contentment was underscored by Guruji.
Guruji advised practicing silence for short periods to cultivate the habit gradually, leading to inner peace and clarity.
The children were encouraged to embrace silence for the benefits it brings, with Guruji highlighting the profound insights gained through silent observation.
The story of the talkative and silent disciples illustrated the power of silence in revealing truth and avoiding the pitfalls of excessive speech.
Guruji's final message emphasized the transformative power of silence in enhancing wisdom, clarity, and overall well-being, urging the children to practice it regularly.

02:32:40

Silence and humility lead to wisdom

A child in an ashram remains silent and introspective, unlike the other talkative children.
The child's silence impresses the guru, who values his advice and opinions.
The talkative disciple seeks to outshine the silent one, but the guru sees through his facade.
The guru devises a test involving begging for alms to teach the disciples humility and egolessness.
The talkative disciple tries to outdo the silent one in begging for alms but fails.
The silent disciple, despite bringing fewer alms, demonstrates humility and honesty.
The guru tests the disciples' truthfulness by asking about the sunset, revealing the silent disciple's sincerity.
The guru emphasizes the importance of silence and introspection over excessive talking and showing off.
The guru advises practicing silence to discover inner peace and clarity, leading to true happiness.
The story concludes with the lesson that silence and humility bring genuine wisdom and contentment.

02:47:40

Lesson of Humility: Silent Disciple Prevails

Guruji decided to test the disciples by sending them to beg for alms in different villages, with the instruction that the two who bring the most alms will be responsible for the ashram. He emphasized that begging helps eliminate ego and should be done sincerely, not for show. The talkative disciple and the silent disciple were paired together, with the talkative one trying to impress by sharing knowledge, while the silent one humbly received alms, resulting in the silent disciple collecting double the alms.
Upon returning to the ashram, the talkative disciple tricked the silent one into combining their alms, hoping to deceive Guruji. However, Guruji saw through the trick and praised both disciples, explaining that he couldn't entrust the ashram to them due to potential disagreements. He declared the silent disciple, who collected more alms, as the one responsible for the ashram, teaching a lesson on humility and sincerity in actions.

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