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Four Ways of Attracting - Generosity, Encouragement, Instruction, and Example, - Tashi Nyima
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Buddhism is a hundred times more realistic than Christianity. - Friedrich Nietzsche
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Life and death are of supreme importance. Time swiftly passes by and opportunity is lost. Each of us should strive to awaken. Awaken! Take heed, do not squander your life. — Dogen Zenji
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Our life consists of a lot of shifts. - Chogyam Trungpa
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We can change our minds and thereby dissolve the causes of conflict, trouble, and suffering. We can lead liberating lives. - Peter Hershock
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Friends, I do not see a single thing that, when it’s not trained, with such untapped potential, is so very harmful as the mind. An untrained mind, with untapped potential, is very harmful. Friends, I do not see a single thing that, when it is trained, with its potential realized, is so very beneficial as the mind. A trained mind, with its potential realized, is very beneficial. - Buddha
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We can’t always completely solve the problems we face, but we can always contribute more favorable conditions for its resolution. - Tashi Nyima
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It’s only by stopping our thinking and constant internal narration that we can have a true encounter with reality. - Phap Linh
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If anything is to be done, do it with sustained vigor. A lax practice stirs up the dust of passions. - Buddha
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Extinguish the scorching flames of anger with the water of loving-kindness.
Cross the river of desire on the bridge of powerful remedies.
Light the torch of discriminating knowledge in the darkness of ignorance.
Crumble the mountain of pride to the ground with the pestle of diligence. Overcome the storm of envy by wearing the warm garment of patience.
- Padmasambhava
Cross the river of desire on the bridge of powerful remedies.
Light the torch of discriminating knowledge in the darkness of ignorance.
Crumble the mountain of pride to the ground with the pestle of diligence. Overcome the storm of envy by wearing the warm garment of patience.
- Padmasambhava