Adopt These 7 Buddhism’s Habits and Principles As They Can Change Your Life!
Posted by Two Spirits, One Soul. Do you know that Buddhist monks always appear present, focused and calm?
Posted by Two Spirits, One Soul. Do you know that Buddhist monks always appear present, focused and calm?
These 10 Brutal Truths About Life Will Help You Get Your Shit Together!
Posted by Two Spirits, One Soul. Many people easily get annoyed at the fairy tale-like stories, which typically go like this:
- I had a dream.
- So then I achieved it!
- And here I am now giving you advice.
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According to Buddhism, Happiness is Based on These 5 Brutal Truths About Life...
Posted by Two Spirits, One Soul. Once you learn these 5 brutal truths about life, you’ll be a much better person. We have all gone through some obstacles at a certain point of our lives in the name of survival. We often tend to deny them as they are difficult to deal with. However, as difficult as they are to bear, it is imperative if we want to live a fulfilling life.
Paul Hersh
7 Tips to Stop You from Worrying About Things You Can’t Control.
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Basic Buddhist Teachings and Practice Paths...
The Triple Gem
1. The Buddha — The self awakened one. The original nature of the Heart;
2. The Dhamma — The Teaching. The nature of reality;
3. The Sangha — (a) The Awakened Community (b) Any harmonious assembly (c) All Beings.
Paul Hersh
All You Need To Know About Buddhism...
A Brief History of Buddhism
To understand Buddhism, you have to first understand the man behind one of the world’s most popular religions. Siddhartha Gautama, known as the Buddha, was born a wealthy prince in India sometime between the sixth and fourth centuries BCE.
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What Happens When We Die? Here’s What Buddhism Says!
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The Buddha’s teachings offer the most satisfactory explanation of where man came from and where he is going. When we die, the mind, with all the tendencies, preferences, abilities and characteristics that have been developed and conditioned in this life, re-establishes itself in a new being. Thus the new individual grows and develops a personality conditioned both by the mental characteristics that have been carried over from the previous life and by the new environment. The personality will change and be modified by conscious effort and conditioning factors like education, parental influence and society but once again at death, it will re-establish itself as life in a new being. This process of dying and being reborn will continue until the conditions that cause it, the mental factors of craving and ignorance, cease. When they do, instead of being reborn, the mind attains a state called Nirvana.
Paul Hersh
What is Buddhism?
Buddhism is a religion to about 300 million people around the world. The word comes from 'budhi', 'to awaken'. It has its origins about 2,500 years ago when Siddhartha Gotama, known as the Buddha, was himself awakened (enlightened) at the age of 35.
