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Living the Diamond Sutra
As Buddhists, we should recite the Diamond Sutra on daily basis. Although we recite it, we don’t know how to apply it in life. As a matter of fact, the Diamond Sutra can be a guideline for our contemplative analysis in life.
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The Prajna Cat
The more we train our minds, the keener our contemplative analysis becomes. Like the hide-and-seek between a cat and a mouse, the mouse of afflictions hides as soon as the prajna cat comes.
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Birth A Reminder of Death
With birth, there comes death. Birth is an alert of death. It is a calling for diligent practice. Other celebrations for birthday are insignificant.
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Questions About Life
Since beginningless, every karmic memory is life.
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The Peace of Folding Palms
As a matter of fact, folding palms is a way to stabilize our monkey mind so it returns to purity and stabilization. With a simple gesture like this, we start from ourselves to offer peace and stability to others.
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Unshackle the Mind
Mind training isn’t limited to time or space. It should be a constant application in daily activities of walking, standing, sitting, reclining, and all actions.