The Physics of Buddhist Cosmology with Pannobhasa and Brian Ruhe

Brian Ruhe explains Buddhist cosmology, including the concept of Devas and Brahmas sinking into the ground and needing to create a gross body to appear. Buddhist teachings and the afterlife. Buddhist cosmology and Devas sinking into the ground. Deva sinks into ground in Buddhist cosmology due to being too ethereal. Buddhist concepts of matter, energy, and spiritual realms. Brian Ruhe explains the Buddhist perspective on ghosts and gods, using radio analogies to describe their vibrational rates and visibility. The Buddha and other wise beings can change their vibrational rate to see and communicate with beings in different realms, according to Ruhe. Formless beings in Buddhist teachings have no sense organs or physical form, making it a spiritual dead end. Ghosts, spirits, and supernatural experiences. Brian Ruhe and Pannobhasa discuss the concept of ghosts in Buddhism, with ghosts being described as unhappy spirits on a continuum with devas, or higher beings. Pannobhasa suggests that some people’s unusualness or spiritual advancement can make them more sensitive to seeing ghosts or other supernatural entities. Pannobhasa described seeing a ghost while living in a cave and barefoot in the tropics. Pannobhasa’s mental state was focused on the ground as they walked, making it possible to see the ghost. Pannobhasa describes encountering the ghost of a former monk at a monastery, who was poisoned and died. Pannobhasa and others in the monastery experienced strange occurrences, such as hearing voices, after the ghost’s appearance. Ghosts, UFOs, and spirituality in Thailand and Burma. Pannobhasa recounts strange events in Burma, including political investigations by secret police and being ratted on by someone who didn’t want him living at a monastery. Brian Ruhe and Pannobhasa discuss the concept of other dimensions and their relationship to UFOs and Buddhism. They explore the idea of different realms of existence having different laws of physics and subtleties of matter. Pannobhasa’s YouTube channel is @pannobhasa . David Reynolds, alias Paññobhāsa, and formerly known as Paññobhāsa Mahathera, is an American-born Theravada Buddhist philosopher and teacher. He has a degree in Biology and up until recently he was a monk with thirty years seniority in the ordained Sangha, with most of that time spent in the forests of Burma, and about half of it spent living and meditating alone in caves. After a few years at a monastery in the declining state of California he has migrated across the USA and has set himself up in a new, freer lay life in Greenville, South Carolina where he continues to write and teach. He has long been pretty well fed up with political correctness, and is moved to make a stand. Paññobhāsa’s URL Links: current blog (mostly philosophy and caustic critiques of Marxism): Bitchute channel: SubscribeStar support page: Discord server (mainly for traditionalist Buddhist discussions and networking): Twitter (brand new): Paypal: NEW BOOK, “Essays in Theravada Buddhism”: ALSO, 2nd BOOK, “Philosophical Dharma”: 3rd BOOK, “Buddhist Ethics, Buddhist Practice”: Old Buddhist Blog: Page: Email: nippapanca@ For Alternative Buddhism see Reddit Please do download any of my videos and copy them to your own channels to spread the word. Join our Meetup and be in our Zoom videos. All video playlists: or click on “The Brian Ruhe Show“ and scroll down. Donate: Bitcoin: 15Ls63J21zzhAPE7ke4P2JhaHyAEhUrJVe Volunteer your time. Be part of a group. My website: MP3 audios and video at: My priorities: Flickr: @N07 My three books are available at Amazon. ruhe&crid=1ZU2U0DOIY0QG&sprefix=,aps,101&ref=nb_sb_ss_recent_1_0_recent Phone into Brian Ruhe’s live radio show at 1-603-635-4946 any Tuesday from 6-8 pm EST at Studio B at