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30/11/2025

Buddha

Greed, hatred, and delusion are the roots of suffering. Eliminating them leads to freedom.Buddha
09/11/2025

Greed, hatred, and delusion are the roots of suffering. Eliminating them leads to freedom.
Buddha

06/11/2024

Thank you so much everyone for love ❤️

According to Buddhism, name metals are inevitable in this way. Therefore all the gods, humans, animals, living and lifel...
17/01/2024

According to Buddhism, name metals are inevitable in this way. Therefore all the gods, humans, animals, living and lifeless things in this universe are inevitable. Buddhism teaches us:-

1. Form (body) is just like finz. It feels something when you look, you get nothing when you happen.

2. Pain (feeling) is like a blow of water, it builds in a moment, it calls in a moment.

3. Noun (evaluation) is like a death, no matter how much you move forward, there is only illusion.

4. Sanskar (desire, resolution) is like a banana plant, no matter how much you lift it, it feels empty handed.

5. Science (consciousness) is like a love trap. Like the magic of a magician.
(Joint Body)

This is how the name is Rup, Panch Skandha all are inevitable. The thing which is inevitable, the continuous change and decaying religion cannot be stopped for a moment, that happiness. Behind every moment of happiness there is a terrible sadness hidden. Such things are automatically caused by sorrow. For its sorrow lies in its origin and destruction, underlying. In this way, science has proved the two main foundations of Buddhist philosophy, Anitya and Sorrow.

The pillar of humanity is compassion,kindness and harmony.Let's join a step towards better world with Love and Conpassio...
05/01/2024

The pillar of humanity is compassion,kindness and harmony.
Let's join a step towards better world with Love and Conpassion.

Thanks for being a top engager and making it onto my weekly engagement list! 🎉 Sarmila Tamang, Lama Passang, Tsho Chang,...
28/12/2023

Thanks for being a top engager and making it onto my weekly engagement list! 🎉 Sarmila Tamang, Lama Passang, Tsho Chang, དཔལ་ཆེན་ གྷ་ལེ་, Kamali Ghising, SD Wangchen Tamang, Buddhi Tamang Negi, Nyima Tamang, Pasang Sherpa, Rigzin Gyatso

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