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“It is not possible to benefit from all our blessings”- This statement has been passed down from our Patriarchs, Highly Honored Monks to the present generation. Today, we will thoroughly disseminate this statement to ascertain its meaning. Once we gain understanding of this statement, we will be able to avoid many mistakes in our life and our application/practice will be more seamless.

MỘT LẦN VÀ MÃI MÃI   Nếu một lần đã cúi đầu lạy Phật,Mãi mãi xin được làm hạt bụi Nơi bước chân Phật đã đi qua.Nếu...

We have heard that many people, especially businessmen, are looking for a practical method to balance between their busy lives and their minds. There would be nothing better than meditation, especially in the Buddhist tradition.

ÁNH SÁNG MÙA ĐÔNG Kìa hàng cây co mình trong gió lạnhCon dạo bước mỏng manh giữa cuộc đờiMay mắn sao một ngày đông gặp...

NON SÔNG GHI MÃI TẤM LÒNG TRUNG KIÊN Để có được hòa bình độc lập Cả non sông thống nhất phồn vinh Cúi đầu tưởng nhớ anh...

Today, we will discuss about the topic relating to Tsunami and Religion, as a gift for all of us on this Tet Holiday (Lunar New Year in Vietnam). You all must have heard about the tsunami happened recently. Let’s remember this event to really understand “what the tsunami wanted to tell us”.

There is a Vietnamese saying: “A frog sits at the bottom of the well”, which means he could only see the sky via the top of the well, hence, he always thinks that the sky is just as small. The frog likes water, and it comes and goes from one well to another. The only way he could get out of a well was for someone to take the water, when he could take the opportunity to clutch onto the bucket of water. Sometimes, though, he would think that he was trapped, so he jumped back to the well again.