Life lessons from the Sea

The Buddha encountered many obstacles that hindered him from before becoming an ascetic, which had been his aspiration for long. Let us read the following article to learn about these obstacles and his determination to pursue the chosen path.

Buddha Shakyamuni — the founder and leader of Buddhism — was a real figure in history. He possessed sublime virtues and wisdom that have touched and enlightened many beings, leading them to the end of suffering. The path that the Buddha walked was the path to true happiness.

“What an extraordinary feat never achieved before, oh the World-Revered One (the Buddha)! Only you can save people that no one in the world can save! Only you can calm the disturbances in people’s minds that no one else in the world can calm. With great compassion, you have saved people from the darkest places, guided them back to the light in a miraculous way. Your deed has made me wonder, with all my power, my weapons, whether there is a way to make people redeem themselves from their evildoings. That question was stuck in my head, and now it has been answered by you.”

Prince Siddhartha lived a luxurious life and was the heir to the throne. But what made him give up everything to be an ascetic? The following article will provide you with detailed information.

In Buddhist sutras, the moon is also mentioned a lot. It is a metaphor for wisdom and compassion for its light and refreshment. The moon has 5 qualities that Buddhist practitioners can learn from.

This Infographic will give you an overview of these five qualities of water, based on the explanation of Thay Thich Truc Thai Minh from His regular sermon at Ba Vang Pagoda on 16 October 2020.

On 13 December 2020, Thay Thich Truc Thai Minh explained to His Buddhists five lessons of space, which Bhikshu Nagasena taught King Milinda, in Milindapanha Sutra. This infographic will give you a summary of Thay’s explanation.

There’re many wishes in life but not all can be achieved. The Buddha summed up 4 things difficult to have in life, also the basic wishes of humans, and four ways to achieve them.