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静思语 Readings For Silent Reflection

• Dawnfirstlight

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  When we sit in a quiet forest when there's no wind, the leaves are still. When the wind blows, the leaves flutter.
  
  The mind is the same sort of thing as leaves. When it makes contact with an object, it vibrates in line with its nature. The less you know of the Dhamma, the more the mind vibrates. When it feels pleasure, it dies with the pleasure. When it feels pain, it dies with the pain. It keeps flowing on in this way.
  
  - Ajahn Chah

• Dawnfirstlight

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• Fcukpap

  6 Mar 18, 22:03

  Well Done @ Dawnfirstlight! Your posts have been great! More than a million views! 

• Fcukpap

  6 Mar 18, 22:12

  Ever thought of creating an App for this great reading experience to much wider audience?

  ��语 SRApp...

• Dawnfirstlight

  6 Mar 18, 22:19

  Originally posted by Fcukpap:

  Well Done @ Dawnfirstlight! Your posts have been great! More than a million views! 

  Hi, nice to see you here! Thanks for all the support. 

• Dawnfirstlight

  6 Mar 18, 22:21

  Originally posted by Fcukpap:

  Ever thought of creating an App for this great reading experience to much wider audience?

  ��语 SRApp...

  Ha ha...... I've not thought of it. Good idea!

• Fcukpap

  9 Mar 18, 22:26

  Hi Dawn >> Is there any recommended temple or place to offer food or alms to Sangha in SG? There are many benefits in doing this and I would like to do this for departed relative...

• Dawnfirstlight

  10 Mar 18, 09:34

  Originally posted by Fcukpap:

  Hi Dawn >> Is there any recommended temple or place to offer food or alms to Sangha in SG? There are many benefits in doing this and I would like to do this for departed relative...

  Hi, You can go to the counter at Buddhist Lodge or Bright Hill Temple, tell them that you wish to 供僧. They accept any amount. These temples only organise food offerings to the Sangha on special days like 1st Jan at Bright Hill when you can offer personally. On other days, you can only donate money for 供僧 at the counter. You are right, offering alms to the Sangha has great merits.

• Fcukpap

  10 Mar 18, 23:43

  Thanks for the advice, Dawn! 

  Amitabha

• Dawnfirstlight

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• Dawnfirstlight

  11 Mar 18, 16:51

  Originally posted by Fcukpap:

  Thanks for the advice, Dawn! 

  Amitabha

  Don't mention. You are welcome! :)

• Dawnfirstlight

  11 Mar 18, 16:52