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The Four Noble Truths (I)
The Buddha taught the Four Noble Truths: the truth of suffering, the truth of the origin of suffering, the truth of cessation, and the truth of the path – explain the working between karma and suffering, as well as the way to eradicate suffering.
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Great Aspiration, Great Merits
The proper view or value is real wealth. It is the key to a secular fortune. When one has the correct view, good fortune and positive connections will emerge.
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Taming the Mind
All the suffering, happiness, and cyclic existence arise from the mind. That's why we must pave the path of enlightenment wholeheartedly.
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The Joy of Generosity
Buddhism speaks about “generosity” all the time. But what exactly is the merit of generosity?
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Living the Diamond Sutra
As Buddhists, we should recite the Diamond Sutra on daily basis. Although we recite it, we don’t know how to apply it in life. As a matter of fact, the Diamond Sutra can be a guideline for our contemplative analysis in life.
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The Prajna Cat
The more we train our minds, the keener our contemplative analysis becomes. Like the hide-and-seek between a cat and a mouse, the mouse of afflictions hides as soon as the prajna cat comes.