Face, Self-esteem, Dignity, Vanity, These are Like Poisons
Face, self-esteem, dignity, vanity etc., these are like poisons to a buddhist practitioner and should be discarded without feeling nostalgic about them. This is extremely important.
Face, self-esteem, dignity, vanity etc., these are like poisons to a buddhist practitioner and should be discarded without feeling nostalgic about them. This is extremely important.
When afflictions arise in our minds, it is difficult to tackle at the moment. We shall therefore constantly remind ourselves of: the expectation of greedy love, and the sorrow and inability we felt when we failed to
The wonderful jewel of Bodhicitta,
and the paths taken by all Buddhas,
are the treasures that could bring benefit and joy to the sentient beings.
I therefore prostrate with reverence.
Words that sow discord among others, even those said by a Khenpo, should be discarded like garbage. Things that harm sentient beings, even those done by living Buddha, should be kept away from like poison.
Everyone agrees that one should tell the truth, but when truth is told, one ends up criticizing others in all likelihood. Therefore, what is important is not the telling of the truth but the character of the person telling the truth.
H.H. Palyul Lahtrul Urgyen Gawang Nyima, who propagates Palyul traditions in Qinghai Amdo area, undertakes broad Buddha-works with lectures and practices.
We in Buddhism say very well about pratyaksa, anumana, and agama. The builders of the three principles are very correct, the Dharma is correct, and the mentors are correct. There is no fault at all.
A despicable person like me can treat a guru who I’ve never seen as true Buddha, saying that the guru knows. But to my rtsawi lama who has offered me the empowerment, taught me the key of understanding Buddha Dharma,
Everyone knows that faith is very important, but why can’t faith arise in the heart? There are three reasons. First, too much bad karma has been created in this life and in the past lives.
My guru of great grace, Tenpay Wangchuk Rinpoche, You are the treasure in my heart, the light for my mind.
Face, self-esteem, dignity, vanity etc., these are like poisons to a buddhist practitioner and should be discarded without feeling nostalgic about them. This is extremely important.
When afflictions arise in our minds, it is difficult to tackle at the moment. We shall therefore constantly remind ourselves of: the expectation of greedy love, and the sorrow and inability we felt when we failed to
The wonderful jewel of Bodhicitta,
and the paths taken by all Buddhas,
are the treasures that could bring benefit and joy to the sentient beings.
I therefore prostrate with reverence.
Words that sow discord among others, even those said by a Khenpo, should be discarded like garbage. Things that harm sentient beings, even those done by living Buddha, should be kept away from like poison.
Everyone agrees that one should tell the truth, but when truth is told, one ends up criticizing others in all likelihood. Therefore, what is important is not the telling of the truth but the character of the person telling the truth.
H.H. Palyul Lahtrul Urgyen Gawang Nyima, who propagates Palyul traditions in Qinghai Amdo area, undertakes broad Buddha-works with lectures and practices.
We in Buddhism say very well about pratyaksa, anumana, and agama. The builders of the three principles are very correct, the Dharma is correct, and the mentors are correct. There is no fault at all.
A despicable person like me can treat a guru who I’ve never seen as true Buddha, saying that the guru knows. But to my rtsawi lama who has offered me the empowerment, taught me the key of understanding Buddha Dharma,
Everyone knows that faith is very important, but why can’t faith arise in the heart? There are three reasons. First, too much bad karma has been created in this life and in the past lives.
My guru of great grace, Tenpay Wangchuk Rinpoche, You are the treasure in my heart, the light for my mind.