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Religious/philispohical ideas regarding, "abundance". A comparison

Pokhara is amazing when you want to psychologically recover - a month or even two are perfect. I stayed for 4 months, and it was too, too much - super boring. Although 3 months of healthy self-cooked food

Long ago, when the path to enlightenment seemed insurmountable to ordinary practitioners, a great motherly presence emerged to offer protection and swift realization. She was Cundi, often revered as the

The Lapis Light of Healing ​Eons ago, before achieving enlightenment, the Medicine Buddha looked upon the world and saw that physical sickness was only a shadow of a much deeper wound—the three poisons

Long ago, as the Bodhisattva of Compassion wept for the endless suffering of the world, a single tear fell to the earth. From that pool of crystalline sorrow, a lotus bloomed, and from its heart stepped

Eons ago, Avalokiteshvara looked out upon the world and saw a vast ocean of tears. Overwhelmed by the cries of all living beings, he made a sacred vow: he would not rest until every single soul was free

And a hero monk stepped in to save the day, giving his own food to them so we helped out

Siddhartha Gautama. A wise man, deeply respected and, above all, a genuine source of inspiration for millions of people around the world. And no, do not worry. I am not here to evangelize anyone or convince

Long ago, while the Buddha was teaching, a dark energy sought to silence his words of peace, raining heavy stones down upon him. Without a second thought for his safety, Dzambhala stepped forward. He used

In a world often clouded by the fog of confusion and the noise of a thousand distractions, Manjushri stands as a beacon of absolute clarity. Manjushri does not just bring wisdom; he is the vibration of

In praise of stillness. What Zen teaches about the forgotten art of doing nothing.

Hey everyone, first of all I hope you had a pleasant weekend so far which brought a lot of joy into your life! Today I would like to present you a special experience that I made in Thailand and I am happy

Hey everyone, first of all I hope you are all doing well so far and that have a great start to the new weekend! In this article I would like to share a travelling experience and am happy if you like what

周六朋友喊我出门活动一下，于是就和他走了大半天，比在家宅还要累，哎，年纪大了，体力真的大不如前了。 周六那天虽然不是大晴天，但是空气质量很好，而且温度也不低（十度左右），我提议一起去爬山，朋友欣然同意。 然后问我去爬那座山，我说就去爬樱桃山吧，朋友看了一下路线，说要开车过来接我，在去樱桃山，再回来吃午饭，再去接他爱人下班（下午2:30），这时间有些紧呀？

... joyful. ~ Teacher David Roylance #buddhism #life #psychology

1600 words of hot air on the abstract concepts of consciousness, matter and that meaningless word - spirit.

... joyful. Teacher David Roylance #Buddhism #BuddhaDailyWisdom #Psychology

When Jesus Christ came the first time, he shared teachings that needed to be practiced to bring you closer to God. Upon his Second Coming, he will do the same. We all have to do the work to learn and practice

... practiced to bring you closer to God. Upon his Second Coming, he will do the same. We all have to do the work to learn and practice his teachings. Teacher David Roylance #buddhism #selfhelp #life

Here is a curious Japanese proverb: 一事が万事 ichi ji ga ban ji Literally: “One thing is ten thousand things.” Or maybe more smoothly: “How you do one thing is how you do everything.” At first glance, it sounds