Easy Times Are The Enemy, They Put

We May Be Different Races And Religions But We Are All Part Of The Same Human Family

The Most Important Thing Is To Have A Sense Of Responsibility, Commitment, And Concern For Each Of Our Fellow Human Beings.

There Is A Saying In Tibetan That "at The Door Of The Miserable Rich Man Sleeps The Contented Beggar". The Point Of This Saying Is Not That Poverty Is A Virtue, But That Happiness Does Not Come With Wealth, But From Setting Limits To One's Desires, And Living Within Those Limits With Satisfaction.

If We Try To Secure The Well-being Of Others, We Will, At The Same Time, Create The Conditions For Our Own.

For A Practitioner Of Love And Compassion, An Enemy Is One Of The Most Important Teachers. Without An Enemy You Cannot Practice Tolerance, And Without Tolerance You Cannot Build A Sound Basis Of Compassion.