The Buddha's guide to happiness
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Patient endurance plays an important role both in our daily life and, especially, in practising Buddhism. It gives us the strength to endure and overcome multiple hardships in life.
What is the meaning of life? What is the purpose of life? Why are we here? Are we just born to die or our life really has something to do with us? These philosophical questions have always been a puzzle of mankind. Many have tried to solve it, but not all could find a satisfying answer for themselves. Without knowing the meaning of life, we may feel lost at some points in this life and forget our own values. So today, let’s find the answer from the viewpoint of Buddhism through a quick Dharma talk of Thay Thich Truc Thai Minh!
The Budhda's guide to happiness
How to become a Buddhist
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If you think, act, and speak with good intention in every moment, you can attain a peaceful mind. Such is the core value of Buddhism, to guide sentient beings to happiness and a more fulfilled life.
For a Buddhist, it is important to maintain right thoughts and awareness in every action. To achieve that, one needs to practice meditation. It is an essential part of Buddhist practice and the key to attaining mindfulness.
To seek refuge in the Three Jewels - the Buddha, the Dharma, and the Sangha, is the greatest fortune one can encounter in their lifetime. It helps us steer clear of bad paths and guides us to true liberation from suffering of life.
Ba Vang Pagoda is a great learning environment for Buddhists everywhere. There, you can study under the guidance of Abbot Thich Truc Thai Minh, an endearing and admirable teacher to many Buddhists. If you're on the path to furthering your Buddhist study, come and join us!
If you are new to Buddhism, feel free to reach out to us. We are here to help you take your first step in your Dharma journey - where you can learn to live a happier, more satisfying life.
