The faith of Buddhists is not blind faith :: Ajahn Prasan bhuddhakulsomsiri - 26 Oct. 2025 (A)

"Buddhist faith is not blind faith." The word "faith" means belief based on reason. Therefore, to have Buddhist faith, we must learn and listen. At first, we don't yet have true faith. It's faith that is based on believing with all our hearts because we haven't yet seen the real thing. Teachers, monks, or assistants who come to speak try to show us the real thing. We find that when we see the real thing, we don't need to believe. We don't need to believe with all our hearts because we already see it this way. Only when we truly see and understand will our faith be full. This kind of faith is called meritorious. "Mercy" means wisdom. Buddhist faith is purely about intelligence. It's not about blind faith or believing in others. Therefore, "faith" and "superstition" are not the same. Ajahn Prasan bhuddhakulsomsiri October 26, 2025 (A) 15th Chinese Course Pattaya | October 23-29, 2025 Video Contents 00:00 Start 00:12 Desire is the cause of suffering 11:53 Self-centeredness 13:40 Buddhist Studies 20:16 The Values ​​of Buddhism 40:30 Worldly Duties Watch all the videos in this course at    • คอร์สจีนครั้งที่ 15 พัทยา l 23 - 29 ต.ค. 68   Watch all the videos in this course at    • คอร์สจีนครั้งที่ 15 พัทยา l 23 - 29 ต.ค. 68