Mahayana Buddhism beliefs emptiness and buddha nature

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Mahayana Buddhism has a lot in common with earlier forms of Buddhism (like belief in samsara and nirvana, lack of inherently existent self, dukkha, impermanence, etc.). But in this video I'll explore two of the distinctive philosophical innovations that make Mahayana Buddhist schools like Zen and Pure Land distinctive: emptiness and buddha nature. • These two philosophical ideas work together: buddha nature is our true self, and the small sense of self that we usually grasp at doesn't really exist (i.e., it's empty of true existence). • If you missed my earlier video on the origins of the Mahayana schools, you can catch that here: • Mahayana Buddhism: Origins and History • I recorded this video from a live Insight Timer teaching; you can find me there and get notified of future talks: http://insig.ht/clairevillarreal • To get the resources associated with this teaching series on types of Buddhism and get notified of upcoming live events, join this mailing list: https://bit.ly/typesBuddh • To support my work, you can join my Patreon insiders (https://bit.ly/3Dm14p2) or make a one-time donation (https://bit.ly/CVPayPalMe). • May all beings be well. • Chapters: • 00:00 Intro • 00:33 Connections between Mahayana and Early Buddhism • 02:25 Emptiness • 07:55 Buddha nature

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