Karma and Suffering

All beings are the owner of their Karma,
so think well,speak well ,and do well the next life will be good.
Learn and understand suffering then cultivate the noble path to the end of suffering

 

picture of Karma , noble truth ,noble path

 

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picture of noble path

 

emptiness is happiness

 

Dear Roserasa,

You remind me at my previous stage of understanding and mindfulness.

When you enter those stages, please slowly indulge your supreme mind and action control.

I was sent to the hospital because of parallelism reflexion/illusion same to the scene in the :Beautiful mind: flim starring Russel Crow.

I undertand that you have no one to talk to, because I already passed too many gates called Death Gates.

Now I have to live my every day peacefully and harmony.

Good sign that you are also here, so we can share our stories then.

Leo
by the way, your craws are so long and sharp, so scary, ^^

 

ขอบคุณค่ะ เจริญในธรรมนะคะ ภาพนี้คือการรำฟ้อนเล็บ ใส่เล็บปลอมสวมที่นิ้ว ให้ยาวเรียวเพื่อความสวยงาม เคยรำตอนที่เรียนมัธยม สนุกและรำง่ายมากค่ะ
thank you

 

I woke up and found a girl wearing this nail painting in the middle of a night, while ฟ้อนเล็บ closed to my bed in my own bedroom.

what will you do if you were I ?

^^
Join ,my world then

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you have to get used to the enter and logout from the Dimension Bridge

same to the Tron Legacy film

and make it easy in your everyday routine.

Some call me Iso, some call Yinyang merge

Im so glad that you are also here too

So im not alone.

Good luck,
Leo ^^

 

always practice mindfulness of breathing
or aware of body moving
this will remove unwholesome of mind
and keep growing in Dhamma, sadhu

 

I have seen GALAMA .

So...how

It different KARAMAR .

THANK YOU.

ตาหงิกแล้วขอรับ
ภาษาอัง

 

กรรม เขียนได้สองแบบ คือ Kamma (Pali)
น่าจะมาจากบาลีคือ กัมม
อีกแบบคือ Karma (Sanskrit)
คิดว่ามาจากภาษาสันสกฤต กรรม

 

ผมไปเปิดพระไตรปิกภาษาอังกฤษ
เขียน galama
เอาเป็นว่าผมจะเข้ามาศึกษาเรื่องkarma
ด้วยขอรับ

 

Buddha words about Kamma or Karma

So too, Rahula, an action with the body should be
done after repeated reflection;
An action by speech should be done
after repeated reflection;
An action by mind should be done
after repeated reflection.”

The Middle Length Discourses of the Buddha, A Translation of
the Majjhima Nikaya, by Bhikkhu Nanamoli and Bhikkhu Bodhi, The Pali Text Society, Oxford, 2001, p.524

 

Three Originating Causes of Action

“Monks, there are these three originating
causes of action.”
“What three?”
“ Lust, malice and delusion.”
“An act performed in lust, born of lust,
originating in lust, has its fruit wherever one’s
personal self is reborn. Wherever the act comes
to fruition, there one experiences the fruit thereof,
whether it come into bearing in this very life or in
some other phase (of existence).”

“An act performed in malice, born of malice,
originating in malice, has its fruit wherever one’s
personal self is reborn. Wherever the act comes to
fruition, there one experiences the fruit thereof,
whether it come into bearing in this very life or in
some other phase (of existence).”

“An act performed under delusion, born of
delusion, originating under delusion, has its fruit
wherever one’s personal self is reborn. Wherever
the act comes to fruition, there one experiences the
fruit thereof, whether it come into bearing in this
very life or in some other phase (of existence).”

“Just as seeds that are unbroken, not rotten,
unspoiled by wind and heat, capable of sprouting,
and well embedded in a good field, planted in
properly prepared soil,- if the sky rains down
steadily, those seeds come to growth, increase,
abundance; even so, monks, whatsoever act is
performed in lust. ... in malice ... under delusion
... one experiences the fruit thereof, whether it
come into bearing in this very life or in some
other phase (of existence).”

“These, monks, are the three originating
causes of action.”


The Book of the Gradual Sayings (Anguttara-Nikaya) Vol. I (Ones, Twos,
Threes), translated by Woodward, F.L., M.A., The Pali Text Society,
Lancaster, 2006, p.117-118.

 

The True Definition of ‘Being’

‘Venerable sir, it is said, ‘a being, a being.’
In what way, venerable sir, is one called a being?’

“One is stuck, Radha, tightly stuck, in
desire, lust, delight, and craving for form;
therefore one is called a being.

One is stuck, tightly stuck, in desire, lust,
delight, and craving for feeling, for perception,
for volitional formations, for consciousness;
therefore one is called a being.”


The Connected Discourses Of the Buddha : A New
Translation of the Samyutta Nikaya, Volume I, by Bhikkhu Bodhi, The Pali Text Society, Oxford, 2000, p.985

 

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