The Dharma Media of Wat Pa Chai Rangsi

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• "Everyone has different duties, but the mind can be equal, without frustration.

• Training to develop intelligence is the most valuable gift we can give ourselves during the journey of life.

• Before doing anything, let there be honesty and integrity.

• "Mindfulness" is synonymous with "life"; living without awareness is akin to simply existing and not truly living.

• When you have the opportunity to "give," do so without hesitation, without pondering whether you will gain "profit" or "loss."

• Life should be filled with magic, and the mantra is "Don't do harm."

• Whether life is on an upward or downward trajectory, mindfulness should be the guardian of your mind.

• Think carefully about what you do. Consider if it's right or wrong, good or evil.

• When you have something to give, do so. If you desire something, be the first to act.

• The more you take, the more you should be willing to give.

• Find happiness in what you have, and contentment in what you possess. Consider yourself the luckiest person.

• Training to develop intelligence is the most valuable gift we can give ourselves during life's journey.

• Avoid harming yourself with your thoughts, and refrain from hurting those close to you with your words.

• "Excusing" doesn't solve anything; "fixing" is the solution to everything. The best form of "revenge" is to stop generating negative karma. When we're angry with someone, we suffer, but forgiving them leads to our own happiness.

• Before taking any action, ensure there's honesty and integrity.

• Don't mistake a quiet person for a foolish one; speaking nonsense is even more foolish.

• How can you find "happiness" if you can't "give"?

• Everyone has different responsibilities, but the mind can remain unburdened and free from frustration.

• If the inner world is a beautiful heart without blemishes, we can find happiness in the outer world and live independently.

• There's no such thing as bad luck for those who embark on the journey to awakening.

• Giving is the dismantling of the giver's ego, so the giver should feel gratitude toward the receiver. It's not about giving and then seeking merit."