Friday, September 16, 2016

The best nutrient


Lotus plants grow in muddy pond. The mud though is smelly and dirty but it is the best nutrient for the plants.
For a Dhamma practitioner, along this Dhamma path, the obstacles that we encountered ( sickness/relationship problems etc) are the best nutrient for us to grow into a wiser and a better person. 

The harder situation we faced, the more we come back to Dhamma.
Pure Land Practitioners choose to recite Amituofo as the best method to purify our mind and lighten our burdens(worries/sickeness/suffering).
Example  a terminal disease sufferer choose to recite this powerful password and leave the rest to Amituofo to make the best arrangement for her, she never asked for recovery but at the end she surprised the doctors, she has totally recovered from that so called deadly disease.

The word of A-mi-tuo-fo (Is Amitabha Buddha name) means infinite life , infinite wisdom, infinite light. 
Amituofo has promised to help us(save us) from suffering with these supreme passwords (the simplest and easiest way).

Obstacles is the best nutrient along the path of Dhamma cultivation.
Amituofo is the best  remedy (medicine) to cure our sickness and suffering.
What else we want to find (look here and look there) whereas THE BEST (nutrient and medicine) are already  in front or within of us.

Recite Amituofo for own peace and  world peace.



On the Wi-Fi, enter the password



Always on your Wi-Fi (the thought of Buddha n Dhamma), The password is A-Mi-Tuo-Fo or A-Mi-Ta-Bul (아미타불) in Korean language. Keep connecting with Amituofo (Amitabha Buddha)network wherever we go and whenever in mind. That is the only thing that we should not forget other than that all (worldly impermanent things)should let go.

Always on your Wi-Fi (the thought of Buddha n Dhamma), The password is A-Mi-Tuo-Fo or A-Mi-Ta-Bul (아미타불) in Korean language. Keep connecting with Amituofo (Amitabha Buddha)network wherever we go and whenever in mind. That is the only thing that we should not forget other than that all (worldly impermanent things)should let go.

Wednesday, March 23, 2016

Your goal of life

  



There is an Australian aboriginal wisdom saying sound like this:

“We are all visitors to this
  time, this place.  We are
  just passing through.
  Our purpose here is to
 observe, to learn, to love,
 to grow……, and then we
 return home.”

Now what is the goal of your
life?




Albert Einstein once said:
“If you want to live a happy life,
 tie it to a goal, not people or
 things.”
  

People and things are impermanent, they will change from time to time.
If we are clinging to this, we are destined to suffer.
The one once who loves you very much now not loving you anymore, you suffer!

  

The things that once you owned has no longer yours (may be stolen,may be broken
  or lost), you suffer!
    
When we are leaving this place, nothing we can bring along, not our money, not our propeties, not our status (GM/Dato/Tan Sri/Tun), not our beloved one and not even our very own body.
So it is wise to tie our goal in something that we can bring along. What is the thing we can bring along?
Obviously is the merits or the sin ( collected from doing good
  Deeds/bad deeds ) that we accumulate that we can bring along.
This merits or sin is like the Bonuslink points that we accumulate.
So it is wise to channel our time



and effort on something that worth to pursue:
·       Speak good words
·       Do good things.
·       Have good/kind thoughts.
·       Give a helping hand to those who is needed.
·       Practice diligently according to your faith/believe.

Letting go of:
·       Greed
·       Grudge (ill will)
·       Delusion (false belief)

Example:
I tie my goal in Buddhist Dhamma Path. My meaning of life  is to grow,to serve and to love, then return to Blissful Pure Land.