Thank you for sharing this wonderful video. I've been studying, practicing and integrating Buddhism into everyday life "official" since last year. Most of what was talked about I knew when I was a very very young child. But then a profound sadness came up from me, because the "experiences" I had to endure and learn from ended up having unlearn everything just to survive. Now I'm on the path to relearning it. And even though I'm not too attatched to the process as I once was, allowing myself a moment of raw honesty, I feel I have to waste the rest of my life reclaiming what I came into this world with. The intuitiveness, the raw happiness, the loyalty and forgiveness and the hope I gave many in my youngest years before things became aware. I sometimes have deep intimate moments where I must cry because of this. Then I make it through and continue practicing. I want to definitely be fully enlightened and reach the point where my own buddha nature shines through, because I really do not want to come back to this life again to suffer in such ways that I have. I bring kindness, empathy, and understanding, and laughter to my world these days. I slowly getting back to the way I once was. I continue to work gently, but dilligently to make sure this does not happen again.
Thank you again for sharing. Be safe, and in good health.
