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I learned to gain my happiness reducing my desires.
Mere learning is of no avail without actual practice. The learned man who does not practice is like a colorful flower without scent.
Do not cultivate any non virtuous action - cultivate only perfect virtuous action. Subdue your own mind: this is the teaching of Lord Buddha.
Science without religion is blind. Religion without science is lame.
Letting go of desire is gaining the real happiness and satisfaction in our daily life.
Why be unhappy about something. If it can be remedied, And what is the use of being unhappy about something, If it cannot be remedied.
My religious is Love and Compassion. H.H. 14th DHL
I have learned to seek my happiness by limiting my desires, rather than attempting to satisfy them.
Mere learning is of no avail without actual practice. The learned man who does not practice, is like a colorful flower without scent.
Do not cultivate any non virtuous action, cultivate only perfect virtuous action. Subdue your own mind: this is the teaching of Lord Buddha.

Unique Saka Dawa Monlam in Nepal.

More the 1000 monks and nuns representing from four schools of Mahayana Buddhism coming from various monasteries of Nepal from Drachula to Taplejung sat together for two days to pray for the 2nd year. This unique Saka Dawa Monlam tradition started last year on the Budddha Jyanti(Saka Dawa) day to foster peace in the world and Nepal.

This year's Monlam was held at Mustang Samaj Gonpa(Soyambu) between 26th - 27th May 2010, with special dedication to the victims of the Yushu earthquake in Tibet. In between the prayer, the Sangha community also watched and listened to a slide show presented by Director Dr. Gana Syam gurung, director WWF, Nepal and Mr. Roshan Sherchan since it is also important for the Sangha community to understand the technicalities of perseveration of environment which otherwise has been a part of the thousand year old spiritual tradition.

More the 1000 monks and nuns representing from four schools of Mahayana Buddhism coming from various monasteries of Nepal from Drachula to Taplejung sat together for two days to pray for the 2nd year. This unique Saka Dawa Monlam tradition started last year on the Budddha Jyanti(Saka Dawa) day to foster peace in the world and Nepal.

This year's Monlam was held at Mustang Samaj Gonpa(Soyambu) between 26th - 27th May 2010, with special dedication to the victims of the Yushu earthquake in Tibet. In between the prayer, the Sangha community also watched and listened to a slide show presented by Director Dr. Gana Syam gurung, director WWF, Nepal and Mr. Roshan Sherchan since it is also important for the Sangha community to understand the technicalities of perseveration of environment which otherwise has been a part of the thousand year old spiritual tradition.