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My precious tutor usually maintained a humble and modest demeanor. In times of crisis for the country and the Buddha’s teaching, however, he was not modest and revealed a...
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The Great Chapter (Mahāvagga) 1. The Going Forth (Pabbajjā Sutta)
405. [72] I will tell of the going forth...
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The following is an excerpt from Interconnected: Embracing Life in Our...
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Jesus proclaimed: “To believe in me, is not to believe in me but in him who sent me; to see me, is to see him who sent me. I have come into the world as...
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More than two years had passed now since the Chinese entered Lhasa. In China they were making...
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During the course of my life, on account of my training in the Buddhist teachings, I have gained some experiential understanding; I have thought a lot about these topics, and...
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Excerpt from The Wheel of Life by the Dalai Lama.
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When suddenly one day one of your loved ones dies and you don’t know what to do to help, you’ll feel so confused, so lost. Recently a Buddhist student of mine told...
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“Excuse me, Anantacharya-ji.”
“Yes? Please speak up.” He raised both bare feet off the floor and tucked them in under the folds of his dhoti.
“I was taught—maybe...
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“Yes? Please speak up.” He raised both bare feet...
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