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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.

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April 30 : Cherishing Others versus the Self-Centred Mind

When the Buddha talked about the causes of happiness and the causes of suffering, he spoke quite a bit about how much the self-centred mind, and the self-absorbed mind cause suffering and prevent happiness. He also spoke a great deal about…

May 1 : To be Enjoyed and Loved by Sentient Beings

May I be beloved by beings and may they be more beloved by me than myself. May their bad deeds ripen upon me and may all my virtue, without exception, ripen upon them.

May 2 : Sweet Constraints

Whatever we are doing in life, we need constraints to make things go well, rest our afflicted mind goes nuts and does not care who we harm, even ourselves. We voluntarily undertake “sweet constraints” because we have seen their purpose and…

May 3 : Are You Angry?

When my friend comes along and says, “Oh, Chodron! Are you angry? Are you upset? Is something wrong?” In my mind, I go, “No! I’m not angry! Get out of here! Mind your own business!”

May 4 : Impermanence

The Buddha spoke of gross impermanence and subtle impermanence. Gross impermanence refers to the big changes that we can see. Death is part of gross impermanence, as are all the changes that we see and know. Then there is…

May 5 : Expressing Anger

Think about how we express ourselves when we are angry. It is fine to let others know that we are angry, we do not need to stuff it down, but we need to be careful about how we express the anger. If we own our anger and just say such and…

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