Sri M
Sri M
Sri M
Sri M
Sri M
Sri M
Sri M
Sri M
Sri M
Sri M

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When Siddhartha was offered little food by a poor woman, he accepted the food. He ate it, felt relieved, and rested. Then he walked up to the peepul tree, the trunk of which remains today at Bodh G...”
— Sri M · July 06, 2017 · Read more
Buddha said, “There is sorrow in this world.” Definitely, there is sorrow. Even in the midst of great happiness, there is sorrow lurking somewhere. When you are at your happiest, you can look back ...”
— Sri M · July 05, 2017 · Read more
The basic Buddhist theory is, apart from the emptiness of the outside world, the self who is seeking the Truth is itself nonexistent. It is merely a concoction of the senses and the mind - this ind...”
— Sri M · July 04, 2017 · Read more
So, you will notice that Buddhism is basically a religion of renunciation. To follow the path of Gautama, one has to realise the impermanence of this world and give it up to reach Nirvana. ‘Buddham...”
— Sri M · July 03, 2017 · Read more
‘Right thinking’ means to think without prejudice, to think without selfish desires interfering in the thought process. ‘Righteous living’ is to live without injuring other living beings, without c...”
— Sri M · July 01, 2017 · Read more
The Buddha was clear that one should steer clear of all bizarre stuff, rituals and complicated practices and stick to enquiry into the reality of things until one realises the emptiness of the outs...”
— Sri M · June 30, 2017 · Read more
Buddha’s work was an original exposition of the Upanishads in their pristine purity. His effort was to render them in crystal clear thought, as opposed to the ritualism, customs and practices, whic...”
— Sri M · June 29, 2017 · Read more
When one follows the teachings of Buddha, one understands the impermanence of life and frees oneself from the root of sorrow, which is desire. The understanding is of what it means to dissolve the ...”
— Sri M · June 28, 2017 · Read more
When you understand something is going to disappear, then there is sorrow. This is apart from the actual sorrows of pain, misery, starvation, death and destruction and everything else that happens ...”
— Sri M · June 27, 2017 · Read more
Gautam Siddhartha joined the itinerant Jain renunciants who lived near the city of Kapilavastu. He spent many years thinking, contemplating, meditating and observing the spiritual practices he had ...”
— Sri M · June 26, 2017 · Read more
The Buddha was fond of saying that the human body was like a sore or a boil bound to fall off at any point in time. Somebody asked him once, “If the body is like an open sore, why do you look after...”
— Sri M · June 24, 2017 · Read more
There is sorrow in the mind. The sorrow off not being able to attain something we want. This is the greatest of sorrows. The other sorrows are considerably physical and economic in their causes; bu...”
— Sri M · June 23, 2017 · Read more
I have an image about myself. I desire to be presented to the world as what I built myself to be. When the bubble breaks - when somebody pricks it - then I am miserable. I am in sorrow.”
— Sri M · June 22, 2017 · Read more
Nirvana is freedom from sorrow for all mankind, the cessation of the separate identity, and the cessation of the identity of the self. The cessation of desire is Nirvana, total freedom; and that is...”
— Sri M · June 21, 2017 · Read more
The priestly class, who considered themselves the guardians of Hinduism and its scriptures, declared that Shankaracharya was none other than a Buddhist in disguise. They called him a ‘Prachanda Bou...”
— Sri M · June 20, 2017 · Read more