The Heroic Ideal and the Buddhist Ideal have much in common. One could even say they are the same ideal.

In this video blog, I explore the Heroic aspect of the practice of the Buddhadharma.

Main topics discussed:

- Why to practice the Buddhadharma, you need courage.
- Some definitions of "Hero."
- The aspects of the Hero that are present in the life of the Buddha.
- Why the practice of the Buddhadharma is heroic by nature.
- Human beings are not prepared to admit their mistakes.
- Why these days, no one dares to become an extraordinary being.
- Why the practice of Dharma will make you feel unpleasant.
- The real goal of Buddhist meditation compared to popular mindfulness.
- Why you might encounter energy imbalances when meditating.
- The reason Dharma practice is similar to dying.
- Dharma practice isn't just a peaceful practice.
- Selfless action as a heroic and spiritual aspect.
- Why the teaching of the Buddha inevitably leads to selfless action.
- The difference between mundane people and noble people.
- How Dharma practice makes you transcend the human condition.
- Why Strength is a quality of a spiritual practitioner.
- Is a Buddhist practitioner a warrior?
- The reasons why the Buddha is considered a warrior.
- What does it mean to be a worthy one?

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