Words of wisdom

Watch your thoughts and it will becomes your words.

Watch your words and it will becomes your actions.

Watch your actions and it will becomes your character.

Watch your character and it will becomes your destiny. 

Watch your destiny and it will becomes your karma.

We don't see the world as it is, rather  we see the world as we are. 

In the sky, there is no distinction of east and west; people create distinctions out of their own minds and then believe them to be true.

There are only two mistakes one can make along the road to truth; not going all the way, and not starting.

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Welcomed Home For Zambhala The Wealth Deity

Mahasukha Malaysia Buddhist center has a warm welcomed Prayers and Puja to a newly consecrated and blessed holy statue of the wealth deity of Zambhala. The holy statue was brought back from Kathmandu, Nepal by His Ven Tulku Nuptul Tenpei Nyinma Rinpoche recently before he returns to the secret hidden Kyimolung Valley.

On November 10, 2014, A group's of Euporean disciples from Mahasukha France will be spending a couple of days with Rinpoche by walking up to his Sangchen Rabten Norbuling Monastery.The Monastery is located deep in the Himalaya mountains in an incredibly beautiful valley called Kyimolung Velley near the Nepal-Tibet border in the central Himalayas. It is known by Tibetan Buddhist spiritual practitioners as a beyul or hidden valley of happiness. 

Sangchen Rabten Norbuling is a place of retreat, contemplation, and meditation, with many holy sites which are visited by Buddhists to receive blessings. Although the monastery is small, its untouched beauty and serenity provides an undisturbed environment for the practice of Dharma. The monastery itself is on a small and idyllic plateau, with wild flowers, rhododendrons, holy junipers and other pines. Wild animals roam around in a small meadow in front of it.
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A natural divine

Flower a gift from the universe, many people who always regarded it just for pleasing their eyes or simply they don't appreciate it very much. Me too, a person who don't really treasure flowers as a gift from the universe, to me, it's just for decoration, functions, rituals or for the sick and dead ceremonies.
Why I had changed my perceptions lately? I am sometimes, some kind of stressed that relates to my works and perhaps life, and all this will create obstacles to the daily spiritual and well beings.

I turn my focus towards to a natural divine assistance to eradicate emotion disturbances. A beautiful flower by its natural beauty has its divine power to heal and nurture oneself, not because of it sweet and sticky fragrance, but rather it beauty that matter most.

By looking or focusing on it and you may experience your disturbing thoughts or will simultaneously have vanished and within that short moments of times I can be free from my stress, free from my anxiety and my spirits have been blessed and a magical message has been transmitted to me.

A beautiful flower will someday be fading away and no matter how much good and bad you are conquering now and one day, all will soon be gone and faded like a flower itself.
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A story of a snake

A snake was injured by its predator and lying motionless on the ground. A young man he saw it and picks the snake up and brought it home to feed and nurtured him with his loving kindness and compassion as this is an unconditional universal love towards all living beings.

As days goes by, the snake gets it back and growing to a full state of good health. The young man seems to be very happy and honored for what has done for a good deed and good meritorious karma by rescuing and nurturing the snake.

Unfortunately, one day the snake bites him and injecting its deadly venom to the one who has saved its life. The young Samaritan man was completely horrified and in pain, and his body internal organs are beginning to shut down and the poor young man is very helpless and he is dying soon. 

The dying young man asked the snake with his final words, " my dear snake, why are you doing this to me ? Can't you see how much I have been taking care and nurturing you? When you were injured, no one has come to rescue you, but it was me , why you are still biting me ? 

The snake replied to the dying young man, " you know very well, I was a venomous snake when you picked me up, and you know you are responsible for your owned actions, and I am merely a snake and bites and injections of venomous poison is my nature and instinct" 

The morals of this story are telling us when someone's ignorance and egoistic and without wisdoms , it doesn't help even though with your unconditional loves, loving compassion and bodhichitta kindness.

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Nagarjuna Bodhisattva - 龍樹菩薩

Nagarjuna Bodhisattva - 龍樹菩薩
As one of the six great commentators on the Buddha's teaching. He born in South India from 150 CE to 250 CE and is revered by all Buddhist schools. His teachings are the basis of the "Madhyamaka school" of Mahayana Buddhism. 

Madhyamaka school in Chinese is known as the (中觀派) the middle way philosophy of emptiness. Nagarjuna he is also credited with developing the philosophy of the Prajnaparamita sutra(般若波羅蜜多) to the human realm from the Naga world.  


Madhyamaka - In explaining the philosophy of Madhyamika, Nagarjuna presented four positions he would not take:-
All things (dharmas) exist; affirmation of being, negation of nonbeing.All things do not exst; affirmation of nonbeing, negation of being.All things both exist and do not exist; both affirmation and negation.All things neither exist or do not exist; neither affirmation nor negation.

The Nagarjuna holy statue photos were taken by me when I was in the Samye Ling Monastery in Scotland UK in December 2012.

Nagarjuna Bodhisattva he is counted among the 84 great mahasiddhas of India. His famous writings include the "Precious Garden" , "Letter to a friend" and "Commentary on Bodhichitta"

His commentaries were renowned for their ability to convey outer, inner and secret levels of meaning, corresponding to the three turnings of the Wheel of Dharma and his main disciple was Aryadeva.

According to a 4th or 5th-century biography translated by Kumarajiva that Nagarjuna was born in a Brahmin family and later became a Buddhist.

Some sources claim that Nagarjuna lived on the mountain of Sriparvata in his later years, near the city that would later be called  Hill of Nagarjuna.Nagarjunako was located in Guntar district of Andhra Pradesh.

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With His Eminent Lopon Thegchok Rinpoche in Singapore

His Venerable Tulku Nuptul Tenpei Nyinma Rinpoche is the dharma translator tonight.

Today the Mahasukha Malaysia and Singapore committees and others are attending the Dharma teaching and oral transmission of Seven Line prayers by H.E Lopon Thegchok Rinpoche and his teaching was translated by Venerable Tulku Nuptul Rinpoche today. I was with other Malaysian teams who are fortunate to have the opportunities by receiving His blessing and spiritual guidance tonight in Braddell Hill Singapore. 

H.E Lopon Thegchok Rinpoche is performing the Seven Line Prayers oral transmission.

H.E Lopon Thegchok Rinpoche he is a precious master from Dodrupchen  Monastery Shikkim India, and he has never traveled to Asia before, and this is his very first time travel out of India to Singapore.  H. E Lopon Thegchok Rinpoche he is the very important person to His Holiness the 4th Dodrupchen Rinpoche, The Dharma King. His Holiness the 4th Dodrupchen is the most important master in Nyingma and Dzongchen traditions and the principal holder of the Longchen Nyingtik teaching. We were very fortunate to be able to receive H. E Lopon Thegchok Rinpoche dharma teachings and oral transmission of the Seven Line Prayers at the Braddell Hill Singapore. His teaching covered up on many aspects of teaching, including the lineage teaching, Bodhichitta concepts, Guru Rinpoche supplication , seven line prayers. 

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What Is Buddhist Culties ?

Buddhist cultists is a very serious threats  in today's Buddhism world, A cult can be defined by the english dictionary as , A religious sect generally considered to be extremist or false , with its followers often living in an unconventional manner under the guidance of an authoritarian, charismatic leader.

A usually nonscientific method or regimen by its originator to have excludsive or exception power in curing a particular disease. Obsessive , espeicially faddish , devotion to or veneration for a person , principal.

Some keywords or signes where culties can be spotted as follows:-

1. The leader is always right.
2. No questioning. 
3. The entire world is against us.
4. No one else is right.
5. Financial exploitation.
6. Using fear and intimidation.
7. Brainwashing.    

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