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There is also a skill in being a recipient of generosity. In our balance-sheet-obsessed culture one might imagine that we make demerits by being the recipient of generosity, but that is not so. In fact, as a recipient we have a good opportunity to practice generosity ourselves, simply by being a worthy and appreciative recipient. - Bhikkhu Cintita
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​In this world, nothing is as dear to someone as his or her own life, so there is no greater crime than taking life away, and no conditioned virtue brings greater merit than the act of saving beings and ransoming their lives.  Chatral Rinpoche
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Experienced mindfulness practitioners must be cautious when entertaining distracting thoughts and afflictive emotions. As the ability and tendency to maintain focused awareness are enhanced, a passing experience can become robustly obsessive. - Tashi Nyima
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If you are firmly convinced that you are a failure, change your mental attitude at once. Be unshakable in your conviction that you have all the potentialities of great
success. - Paramahansa Yogananda
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After my daughters were born, each time I held their small bodies in my arms - listening to their breath, watching their eyes move back and forth, seeing them smile - I was reminded of one of the most basic of the Buddha's teachings: that all life is precious and that protecting and preserving life is our most important responsibility. — Tsoknyi Rinpoche
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When people are alone, they’re not so bad. However, when a group forms, paralysis occurs; people become totally foolish and cannot distinguish good from bad. Their minds are numbed by the group. – Kodo Sawaki

Victor M. Parachin ... 

a Vedic educator, yoga instructor, Buddhist meditation teacher and author of a dozen books. Buy his books at amazon or your local bookstore. Sadly, Victor passed away in August 2025, but his blog continues. Janet Parachin, his partner of 45 years, shares quotes from his books and articles each week. 

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