D1MM 每日一禅思

(b) The prescriptive precepts There are three prescriptive precepts. The first is to treat images of the Buddha as objects of reverence-as though they were… Read More »Daily 1 Min Meditation 171218

Many practitioners often assumed taking refuge is merely going through the ceremony and receiving the “Refuge Passport 皈依证” and the bestowed “Dharma Name 法名“. Taking… Read More »Daily 1 Min Meditation 171215

You must expose yourself to a good environment where it can gradually exert nurturing influence on you so that you may improve yourself. This is… Read More »Daily 1 Min Meditation 171214

Our mind is a habitual creation. If we are not careful, we will condition our mind with the wrong views and behaviours and it will… Read More »Daily 1 Min Meditation 171213

1″ The special precepts These are explained in terms of proscriptive and prescriptive precepts. lamrim pg 193-194 Our mind is indeed like a monkey jumping… Read More »Daily 1 Min Meditation 171212

缘木求鱼，南辕北辙 – Climbing the trees to catch fishes, or trying to go south yet driving your chariot north. My Master had given a very clear… Read More »Daily 1 Min Meditation 171211

Yes, our refuge will have strength if we are able to constantly keep our focus on making offerings to the Three Jewels. I have been… Read More »Daily 1 Min Meditation 171208

The Conqueror’s teaching is distinguished by compassion. Therefore, once you have gone to his teaching for refuge, you should also be compassionate toward living beings… Read More »Daily 1 Min Meditation 171207

When the sensory faculties draw the inattentive mind to objects, you should view this excitement with regard to sensory objects as a fault, and withdraw… Read More »Daily 1 Min Meditation 171206