Author: moonpointer
‘Contentment is the greatest wealth.’ – Śākyamuni Buddha (Dhammapada) ‘The moment we are content, we have enough. The problem is…
Sam & Sara #458: Food Sara: When I cook too little, you want more. When I cook too much, you…
Library: Dharmagram #161 Always surprising to see a familiar book in a less familiar place.
Ripples: Dharmagram #118 Looking at ripples of the water with ripples of the mind.
Myth: Dharmagram #116 A touristy man-made myth that has not become legendary, due to lack of an inspiring back story.
Wrong: Dharmagram #115 The only thing wrong with being wrong is to neither admit so, nor to right the wrong….
Update: Dharmagram #114 Work on updating yourself spiritually, even if it takes a while, but don’t restart many times –…
Note: Dharmagram #113 A blank note book is a reminder of many more noteworthy lessons to be noted.
Scar: Dharmagram #112 Make healed scars golden reminders of lessons learnt well.
Place: Dharmagram #111 The best of ‘The Good Place'(s) is surely the Land Of Iimmeasurable Light.
Stoicism: Dharmagram #110 Be stoical in daily life, as that’s what stoicism is for. (Many stoic principles are aligned to…
Condemnation: Dharmagram #108 Never ‘con(damn)/condemn’ yourself and others by doing what shouldn’t be done to yourself and others, or by…
Insult: Dharmagram #107 Insults that are true are but reminders of truth, while insults that are untrue are but reminders…
Best: Dharmagram #106 Live for now best you can. Aspire for later best you can too.
Broken: Dharmagram #104 Even if your body and possessions are not yet so, they will be. Treasure them now then,…
Mori: Dharmagram #103 Memento mori (remember death)… to signify something significant… in time.
Green: Dharmagram #102 A specific worldly green to note here, while the specific spiritual gold to look for is that…
Recent Comments