Generosity – Share wisdom and materials Discipline – Outward actions and inward attitude (follow truth not blindness) Patience – Accept things they don’t want to do and patient to be aware of the eternal truth of life Concentration – From mind and then from heart to be aware of the eternal truth of life Meditation
Bodhisattva Anyone, who understands the truth of life and wants to help others to understand it, can be called “Bodhisattva”. One who has trained his or her consciousness from regular human consciousness into Buddha’s consciousness can also be called a Bodhisattva. The category of Bodhisattva generally has two different types. The first type understands the
[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”] [et_pb_row admin_label=”row”] [et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”] Buddha Smile Meditation Technique There is one basic meditation technique with its origins from the teachings of Sidartha Buddha that is very effective for creating the tension free life. Everything that Siddartha Buddha taught was to help you release suffering and the techniques although appearing 2500 years ago
“I never try to be fast, I concentrate to create light, then fast naturally appear” Hen Hao! Great for my Taiji and my life..
Pure Name Buddha teaching “Holy Incredible, Unspeakable, Unthinkable, Completely Free, Pure Name Buddha” Fear and worry basically come from blindness. Blindness has no logic and is totally random. The trick of this fear and worry is that we think that we can resolve the fear and worry by actively searching and trying to get more
