Articles

Most Viewed

Magnetism
Physical Tone
Preface
Lesson Xviii. Mental Control Through Creation
Conclusions
Health!
Power
Foreword
Life
Xi. The Magic Wand

Least Viewed

Physical Tone
The Value Of Work And Play Is The Outcome Of Balancing
Positively Magnetic Toward This Person Or This Situation
The World Adjusting To Truth
Harmony _i_ Appropriate All Good
Three Great Laws
Signs Of The New Life
Lesson Iv. Concentration, The Silent Force That Produces Results
The General Tone Op Health
The First Great Principle Of Fear-conquest

He who never identifies himself with name and form, and

Source: Dhammapada
Category: Chapter XXV

He who never identifies himself with name and form, and does not
grieve over what is no more, he indeed is called a Bhikshu





Next: The Bhikshu who acts with kindness, who is calm in

Previous: A Bhikshu who, though he receives little, does not despise

			Report Privacy
	SHARE	ADD TO EBOOK

Viewed 1338

Buddhism Wisdom

"these Sons Belong To Me, And This Wealth Belongs To Me," With

But They Whose Whole Watchfulness Is Always Directed To Their B

All The World Says That, While My Tao Is Great, It Yet Appears

Now Arms, However Beautiful, Are Instruments Of Evil Omen, Hat

Of The People Who Possess These Virtues, Who Live Without Thoug

The Swans Go On The Path Of The Sun, They Go Through The Ether

Not To Value And Employ Men Of Superior Ability Is The Way To

Cut Off The Five (senses), Leave The Five, Rise Above The Five

Therefore The (ruling) Sage Acts Without Claiming The Results A

The People Are Difficult To Govern Because Of The (excessive) A

If A Man Commits A Sin, Let Him Not Do It Again; Let Him Not De

He Who Dwells In The Law, Delights In The Law, Meditates On The

He Who, Though Dressed In Fine Apparel, Exercises Tranquillity,

"he Abused Me, He Beat Me, He Defeated Me, He Robbed Me,"--in T

He Who Always Greets And Constantly Reveres The Aged, Four Thin