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Balanced Life ~ 17th Karmapa
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Your own interests and your own life will be balanced only when they include both the well-being of yourself and others. Any wholesome undertaking necessarily includes a desire to benefit others. If an undertaking is egocentric and full of self-cherishing, then that balance will be extremely difficult to find and maintain.

– 17th Karmapa

from the book "The Heart Is Noble: Changing the World from the Inside Out"
ISBN: 978-1611800012 - http://amzn.to/13mp0W4

translated by Ngodup Tsering Burkhar & Damchö Diana Finnegan

17th Karmapa on the web:
http://kagyuoffice.org
http://kagyu.org
http://kagyumonlam.org
http://rumtek.org
http://karmapa.justdharma.com

17th Karmapa biography:
http://kagyuoffice.org/karmapa/

Not a religion in the usual sense ~ Lama Yeshe
http://justdharma.com/s/5ia8y

When we study Buddhism, we are studying ourselves — the nature of our own minds. Instead of focusing on some supreme being, Buddhism emphasizes more practical matters, such as how to lead our lives, how to integrate our minds and how to keep our everyday lives peaceful and healthy. Buddhism accentuates experiential knowledge — in other words, wisdom rather than some dogmatic view. In fact, we don’t even consider Buddhism to be a religion in the usual sense of the term. From the lamas' point of view, Buddhist teachings are more in the realm of philosophy, science or psychology.

– Lama Yeshe

from the book "Becoming Your Own Therapist: An Introduction to the Buddhist Way of Thought"
ISBN: 978-1891868139 - http://amzn.to/13VufLO

Lama Yeshe on the web:
http://www.lamayeshe.com/

Study your mind ~ Milarepa
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I study my mind and therefore all appearances are my texts.

– Milarepa

source: http://bit.ly/1d0g63x

Dit lijkt me een interessant boek.
This seems to be like an interesting book to me.

*** BOOK PUBLICATION ***

New edition is now available:
8 VERSES OF THOUGHT TRANSFORMATION - a Lo Jong heartfulness training

Language: english
Author: composed by Geshe Langri Tangpa, commentary by Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche

http://tulkulobsang.org/en/publications

Just observe it ~ Mingyur Rinpoche
http://justdharma.com/s/65ju8

Whatever passes through your mind, don’t focus on it and don’t try to suppress it. Just observe it as it comes and goes.

– Mingyur Rinpoche

from the book "The Joy of Living: Unlocking the Secret and Science of Happiness"
ISBN: 978-0307347312 - http://amzn.to/12JaSjo

Mingyur Rinpoche on the web:
http://tergar.org

The Dalai Lama at Glastonbury Festival 2015 His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama's full speech to around 7,000 people in the Green Fields at Glastonbury festival on Sunday 28th June 2015. On the month of his 80th…

"Of ONE essence is the human race."

: All the violence and conflict in the world seed from an emphasis on secondary level differences, such as “my nation” and “their nation”, “my religion” and “their religion,” creating a strong concept of "we" and "they"...but these secondary differences neglect the basic oneness of humanity. Imagine if education focused on teaching children that, at our core, we all want the same things, such as to be loved, to belong, to feel peace, to be happy...