Category: Excerpts from Buddhism in Plain Terms

The Conception of Love and Hate

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Great Compassion Arises in the Absence of the Notion of ‘Self’

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Create Your Own Opportunities

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Cultivate and Nurture Existing Kindness

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Compassion Is Not a Type of Affection, but a Kind of Wisdom

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Compassion Is the Foundation of Buddhist Practice

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Misfortune Befalls Those Who Take What Is Not Given

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Compassion Is the Condition for All Peace and Happiness in This World

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Intoxicants Rob the Clarity of One’s Mind

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Taking Without Telling Is Stealing

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Samantabhadra Bodhisattva’s Seventh Great Vow: To Beseech Buddhas to Remain in the World

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Acquire the Wisdom of the Buddha

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How Much Can You Forbear?

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Overcome Greed Through the Giving of Dharma

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Refrain From Leading a Life of Extreme Leisure and Comfort

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Refrain From Overexerting Yourself

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Refrain From Walking Too Fast

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Refrain From Living in an Excessively Large House

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Refrain From Overeating

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Refrain Going Overboard When Dressing Warm in Cold Weather

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