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What is the meaning and purpose of life?

Understanding the preciousness of our human life is one of the first steps on the path to enlightenment. If we do not appreciate our life, we would not use it in a valuable way.

The Benefits of Taking Refuge

From ancient times to the present, the taking of refuge has functioned as the entranceway to the teaching of the Buddha.

What is Buddha-nature?

In Buddhism, the ultimate goal is to attain liberation and become a Buddha. The topic of “Buddha-nature” deals with whether one could become a Buddha, and is hence considered one of the most crucial concepts in Buddhism.

To Be Grateful is Most Blissful

People must always be grateful. We must remember and be grateful to others who have helped us. If we are grateful, we are sure to be happy.

The Three Kinds of Morality

Moral values are as precious and beautiful ornaments and we should use them to adorn your body, speech and mind.

New Release

February 19 : A Clean, Clear Mind

If through the influence of disturbing emotions, you point out the faults of another Bodhisattva, you are diminished, so do not mention the faults of those who have entered the Great Vehicle. This is the practice of Bodhisattvas. 

February 20 : Relying on the Kindness of Others

Reward and respect cause us to quarrel and make hearing, thinking, and meditating decline. For this reason, give up attachment to the households of friends, relations, and benefactors. This is the practice of Bodhisattvas. 

February 21 : The Power of Speech

Harsh words disturb the minds of others and cause deterioration in a Bodhisattva’s conduct. Therefore, give up harsh words which are unpleasant to others. This is the practice of Bodhisattvas. 

February 22 : Training our Mental Muscles

Habitual disturbing emotions are hard to stop through counteractions. Armed with antidotes, the guards of mindfulness and mental alertness destroy disturbing emotions like attachment as soon as they arise. This is the practice of Bodhisattvas. 

January 17 : Keeping the Dharma in Our Heart

Someone wrote to me once to tell me about a very hard time she had gone through over the last year or two. She said her mind had been quite angry and now she could see that she had projected so much onto the people around her. But…

February 18 : Examining Our Own Errors

If you do not examine your errors, you may look like a practitioner but not act as one. Therefore, always examine your errors, and rid yourself of them. This is the practice of Bodhisattvas. 

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