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哪里是净土

哪里是净土? 我一直以为只要心灵清洁,就拥有自己的净土。我并不是佛教徒,但一度为此沾沾自喜, 认为自己具有的悟性、境界和对佛法的理解比普通人高,和平常人说话时也不知不觉中抬高了姿态。然而去年夏天的一次无意阅读却仿佛一声惊雷,将我轰醒。

Cherish What You Have Instead of Envying Others

Regardless of whether we are running 100 metres or a marathon or whether we are leading or lagging in the race, our focus should not be on winning or losing it, but on giving our utmost to complete the journey.

Meditating on the Body

Desire is one of the greatest hindrances to our spiritual development, and also to our happiness in the here-and-now. We have so much wonderful potential: to be peaceful, happy, relaxed and have a loving and satisfying relationships with others.

浅谈佛教的善巧方便

要因人、因事而异,一定要悲智具足。只要是能够引导众生破迷开悟,弃恶向善的,不论是正面教育还是反面教材,都一样是殊胜的法门。因为佛教的善巧方便基本上涵盖了世间的一切事物,只要运用得恰到好处,则世间触目都是菩提。

Failure should be experienced early when young

Regardless of whether we are running 100 metres or a marathon or whether we are leading or lagging in the race, our focus should not be on winning or losing it, but on giving our utmost to complete the journey.

New Release

December 31 : Clear Mind

As we go through our lives and as we go through our daily practice, we should remember that sometimes our mind is like in a cloud, but the sky still exists — the sky does not disappear just because there is a cloud. We should remember that……

January 1 : Setting Our Motivation

We start any new activity by generating our motivation. We do this at the beginning of the day, the beginning of a project, or the beginning of a meditation session. We do this because our motivation is the prime factor that will determine……

January 2 : Practising Dharma Means Transforming the Mind

Practising the Dharma means transforming our minds. Mental transformation is difficult and does not happen quickly. We have a lot of old habits, one of which is telling ourselves, “I can’t change, my bad habits are too ingrained. I’m just……

January 3 : Cultivating Wisdom

Our mind is befuddled by the four distorted conceptions: (1) Seeing things that are impermanent as permanent, (2) Seeing things that are foul as pure, (3) Seeing things that are in the nature of dukkha as pleasurable, and……

January 4 : Impermanence and Priorities

Being mindful of impermanence and death encourages us to examine how we use our physical and mental energy and what makes for a valuable use of our time. When I look at the things I think about all day, I recognise that they are……

January 5 : Not Taking Feedback as Criticism

It is good for people to help by reminding each other about things, such as their posture. I certainly would want someone to remind me to stand up straight if I am slouching. So, we must learn to take these tips as reminders instead of……

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