Monday Meditation
‘Ordinary happiness depends on many things, for example, having nice comfortable clothes. It is not reliable. It only temporarily reduces our suffering. A main cause of our suffering is our disturbing emotions. […]
‘Ordinary happiness depends on many things, for example, having nice comfortable clothes. It is not reliable. It only temporarily reduces our suffering. A main cause of our suffering is our disturbing emotions. […]
‘Normally our love and compassion has some level of discrimination. To develop pure love and pure compassion to all sentient beings start by visualising in front of you those to whom you […]
‘Don’t commit negative actions thinking that they can be purified with certain practices. This is similar to breaking your leg. It’s better not to have broken your leg in the first place […]
‘Disturbing emotions in the mind are similar to wearing coloured snow goggles. Yellow googles makes reality look yellow, and green makes it green. If we look through the lens of […]
‘Feeling guilty by thinking over and over about something we have done doesn’t solve anything. Instead generate a strong wish to be free from these destructive thoughts and actions and be really […]
‘A Lama once said, if you’re standing outside a house in heavy rain, asking the house to give you shelter will not shelter you from the rain. You have to go inside […]
‘When we give up negative, destructive actions, we should do so joyfully and for a good reason. If we give up killing for example, the reason shouldn’t be because if we kill […]
Dear All,
Jampa Ling Tibetan Buddhist Centre will feature on a short documentary film called ‘Vesak: Celebrating Buddha Day’ on RTÉ1 and RTÉ Player on Saturday 16th May at 5.35pm.
With kind regards,
Jampa Ling […]
‘When our minds are intoxicated with drugs or alcohol, we cannot see reality clearly and our actions are tainted. Similarly with very strong emotions. We cannot see reality clearly and therefore our […]