It is stated that life will become what we feed it; if we feed it with love, life will be lovable. If we feed it with hatred, life will be hateful. If we feed it with mindfulness, life will be mindful. If we feed it with carelessness, life will be careless and in danger. If we feed it with sweetness, life will be sweet. If we feed it with bitterness, life will be bitter. And if we feed it with wisdom, life will be wise. So, what do you feed your life?
It is stated that when we consume food, we should realize that there are two kinds of food; physical and menta that we feed ourselves. In particular to the mental food, for instance the information, which can support us or destroy us; support us in term of helping us know, stronger and understand the world,…
It is stated that we seem not to see value of time as time is used for working to exchange money. But we don’t realize that life is short and money cannot buy time back to renew life. Importantly, we should spend our life happily, as we do not have many second chances in life,…
It is stated that what is gone is gone, what’s done is done, this is a worth life lesson, which we should learn and that teaches us to accept things cannot be changed and encourages us to move on with whatever arises in life.
It is stated that we were born in the conditioned world; don’t let the world break us or make us hard. Don’t let pain make us hate. Don’t let the bitterness steal our sweetness and don’t let the suffering steal our happiness. We must be strong and true to ourselves, not be deluded by the…
Three Principles that the Buddha taught his monks on Maghapuja Day: Not to do evil, To do good and To purify mind.
It is stated that when people do something, they like to think of what they will gain from their doing. Sometimes, they must think oppositely like what they will lose, when they do that. For example, some meditators said when they meditated, they gained nothing and wasted time. However, they lost anger, anxiety, depression, insecure…