Save your blessings – reduce wastage. Recycle your blessings – reuse and recycle. - Stonepeace This bag is for recycling your blessings, by reusing it, and to remind you to recycle every item put into it! Save Mother Earth with this environmentally friendly grocery tote made from...
In the Name of Buddh...
posted by jianxie
Question: There is this organisation headed by a lady who is said to be able to connect to the Jade Emperor (a Taoist god) and Maitreya ‘Buddha (or rather, Bodhisattva), and direct their light of blessings directed into mineral water bottles. What do you think? Answer: Sigh…. such...
Towards Equanimous S...
posted by Shen Shi'an
A bipolar student wasn’t sure he liked being his more ‘sober’ self. Perhaps he is used to swinging between highs and lows? I advised that there is no need to cling to any self… Since there is no fixed self that stays high or low, especially in mundane way. Good to...
Curse Your Lack of B...
posted by Shen Shi'an
A man raised a ruckus at a food stall, claiming that he had waited half an hour, that he patronises the stall every day, yet is still given such poor service. Why didn’t he think the other way round? He patronised the stall every day, and has been given okay service so far, other than...
India Adventures (19...
posted by Shen Shi'an
I slipped and fell in the bathroom of the guestroom where we stayed in Dharamshala… and hit my back on the rim of the toilet bowl. Thankfully, the plastic toilet seat was on it, which kind of helped to buffer from the otherwise unforgiving hardness of the ceramic. There was a sharp ...
Chopping Unneeded Ch...
posted by Shen Shi'an
Japanese restaurants are known for their prevalent, wasteful and environmentally-unfriendly use of disposable wooden chopsticks. We visited one recently and came prepared – with our own washable chopsticks. When you throw away chopsticks, you are essentially throwing trees away. I...
A Full Bright Moon, ...
posted by Shen Shi'an
Last evening was the second time I watched ‘A Full Bright Moon’ (Yilun Mingyue) – as the opening film of T.H.I.S Buddhist Film Festival (www.thisfilmfest.com), which tells the biography of the great Venerable Hongyi. I had already seen the video version of it, but I wanted...









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