The Sanskrit word “dharma” is without doubt the most important and most commonly used term in Buddhism. Among the three jewels of buddha, dharma and sangha in which all Buddhists take refuge, the dharma is pre-eminent. It is a realisation of the dharma that produces buddhas and it is th...
This understanding of the deeper non-dualistic nature of things is called advaya jñana in Sanskrit. This means the wisdom of nondiscrimination. This is a way of seeing that goes beyond concepts. Classical science is based on the belief that there is an objective reality that exists even if ...
Quote of the Day “Our attitude toward life determines life's attitude towards us.” John Mitchell November 30, 2024 “Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.” Dr. Seuss...
including English and Sanskrit translations 10 Kali Mantras 15 Saraswati Mantras 4 Ganesha Mantras 6 Murugan Mantras 8 Krishna Mantras 7 Hanuman Mantras 3 Lakshmi Mantras 8 Vishnu Mantras 5 Shiva Mantras Posted on August 2, 2013CategoriesHindu MantrasTagsbeauty., chant, embodiment, fortune,...
vaanar.yooth.mukhyam–the commander of the army of forest creaturesGive me refuse, the messenger of Lord Rama, the incomparable Lord Hanuman. Please accept me and my prayers at your feet. View All Our Mantras to Hindu Godsincluding English and Sanskrit translations 10 Kali Mantras 15 ...
"Yesterday is but a dream, tomorrow but a vision. But today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day. Such is the salutation to the dawn." – Sanskrit Proverb ...
Through the profound simplicity of these five lines, not only can you heal your day-to-day life and make it lighter and more pleasant, but you can recognise and connect with your innermost essence, the nature of your mind as Buddha. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Question: In terms of the ...
When we recognise the union of this brilliance, this awareness, and the open, transparent space, that’s what we call the recognition of the wisdom of emptiness, or the true nature of mind. In such a moment, we don’t experience just one side of our mind; we experience the wholeness ...
In the path of the four mindfulnesses, there are four objects of meditation. The first is the body, the second is feeling, and the third is mind. The fourth object is called phenomena, or dharmas in Sanskrit. We have different samsaric relationships with each of these four objects. Throu...
The darkness of stupidity, not caring what to adopt or avoid, thickens – To abandon my native land is the practice of a bodhisattva. We continue with what was said previously about attachment, so another problem is that if we are in our ordinary environment, it’s very easy to still cul...