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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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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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