THE KARMA (2)

KARMA is like fruit hanging on the tree branch, wait for maturity at the right time and the right conditions  and when the fruit is ripe, it will fall to hit the ground below, as hard as the fruit hit the ground,depending on the weight of the fruit itself. How heavy Karma bear fruit, the painful suffering that we must feel depending on the weight of KARMA we have done no more and no less.

Then what should we do, if there is no way to remove KARMA, we can not remove KARMA at a glance, but we can make it lighter. Make a lot of virtue, although doing only slightest of virtue, if done with sincere, good KARMA will be larger. Like a glass of salt water is very salty, if coupled with fresh water until the glass is no longer able to accommodate and the water will be spilled out from the glass.  over time the salt water will flow out  and was left in the glass is only just fresh water, as that is what we should do with our lives, knows how much bad KARMA we do, and now in this life.

When we meet with this law of Buddha, we should have to do a lot of virtue to reduce our bad KARMA and remember, if there is bad KARMA that happens to us, do not respond.

When we can not accept, upset, resentful and angry, there’s bad KARMA newly created, it may sound very difficult to run, how many of us can stay well and make friends with people who steal, cheat, slander us or hurt us, but have we ever tried to survive no reply, trying to control the feelings of disappointment and anger ?

try it just once, shut our mouths tightly when we want to be angry, we will find out, defeat ourselves are more difficult than defeating ten thousand enemies.

Buddha Bless You.

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Teachings of Lord Buddha ( 2 )

Buddha taught us, Samsara consists of six realms :

1. Realm of god

2. Realm of ashura ( half-god and half-human )

3. Realm of human

4. Realm of animal

5. Realm of pretha ( hunger demons )

6. Realm of hell

It is very difficult to be born as a human beings, and therefore we must be wise in our life in the human realm. Buddha taught us some guidelines for human life,This  is The Fourteen Guidelines  for Human Life :

1. The main human enemy is himself

2. The main failure of human is vanity

3. The main human stupidity is deceptive

4. The main grief of human is envy

5. The main error of human is throw himself

6. The main sin of human is deluding himself and others

7. The pity of human nature is feel inferior

8. The most commendable of human nature is tenacious spirit

9. The greatest destruction of human is a sense of hopelessness

10. The main property of human is the health

11. The greatest debt of human is moral duty

12. The main prize of human is great soul, gracefully and forgiving

13. The biggest drawback of human is lament life and do not have wisdom

14. The primary tranquility and peace of human is giving and charity

Buddha taught us to run our life well  then we will leave the six realms of  Samsara to reach Nirvana.

Buddha taught us to live with compassion, so that we will not rebirth in Samsara.

Buddha taught us to live wisely until we reach enlightenment.

Teachings of Lord Buddha (1)

Lord Buddha is very wisely, He teaches Us how to become enlightened

Lord Buddha never promised wonderful things, or promises that we will reach Nirvana / Heaven when trust in Him,

Lord Buddha never said also, that if we do not believe in Him will surely go to Hell,

Lord Buddha did not give a horrible or exciting tale that we should believe and fear Him,

Lord Buddha never promised wonderful things for the future, not even able to purify others,

to purify us must rely on ourselves, but why do we still want to follow His Teachings, it is because of Lord Buddha’s Teachings, we know :

* why do we suffer
* why we deform
* why are we faced bad
* why are we sick and short lived

from Lord Buddha we understand The Law of Karma and Four Noble Truths, we will grow wisely, so we do not blame anyone for the suffering that we receive, all of our sufferings are the result of bad Karma that we have done in the past, by Lord Buddha, we have been taught to love the others, and all sentient beings too, if we can through the wheel of Samsara, we will be free from birth, if there is no birth, there would be no suffering and death,we will harvest what we have planted, we will get what do we do, that’s The Law of Karma,

remember :
joy and sorrow are in the hands of our own, not in the hands of anyone, that’s The Teachings of Lord Buddha