Three Principles that the Buddha taught his monks on Maghapuja Day: Not to do evil, To do good and To purify mind.

There are two meanings of wanting; unwholesome and wholesome. It is unwholesome, when it causes suffering, more wanting, inadequateness, chaos and no peace. It is wholesome, when wanting comes to end suffering, detach from desire, practise and develop oneself for the better. Which wanting do you want to have, unwholesome or wholesome? It is free…

There is a question: When is the most important time in life? The answer is “NOW as it produces the past and the future. Let’s think about this, if we are happy now and when the now is gone, it becomes the happy past. The consequence of the happy NOW will be the happy future….

It is stated that nothing’s wrong to have great faith in the doctor. It is useful to encourage the patient to follow his advice and prescription. This is how to free people of disease. The doctor also makes people understand how the medicine works and the importantly, the patient must take the medicine, because without…

It is stated that people normally understand that if they have much money, they are rich. If they have a well-paid job, they are successful in life. If they have a lot of properties, they are wealthy. In fact, it is not like they understand: happiness is richness, inner peace is success, and good health…

It is stated that feelings such as worry, anxiety, stress and depression are sometimes like the storm. However, they are just visitors, coming in and going out in our life. We should not attach to them, or think that they belong to us, just acknowledge them and let them go like the metaphor: don’t try…