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Thursday, December 15, 2011

The Tao of Joy Every Day by Derek Lin.

The beauty of Taoism is that the wisdom is simple yet profound and that is the strength of Derek Lin's book, The Tao of Joy Every Day: 365 Days of Tao Living. Its easy reference style makes it a great gift for those who are often too busy for deep, extended, contemplative meditation. The book offers up easily digestible wisdom for when you need a quick bit of inspiration. It is a great way to start the day, and it's small size makes it ideal for a nightstand book. It's short but powerful entries...

Friday, December 9, 2011

Bodhi Day Message of 2011: The Gift of the Dharma.

PHOTO CREDIT: Buddha sitting under the Bodhi tree gazing upon the morning star. Image provided by the American Public Broadcasting Service, which was used in their documentary titled, "The Buddha."Today marks the day that Buddha found his way out of the maze of suffering. Otherwise known as his "enlightenment." Countless Buddhists, worldwide, mark this day each year with personal reflection, meditation, and gratitude. For me, while the actual moment of enlightenment is to be honored, the essence...

Monday, December 5, 2011

Manfaatkan 50 SMS Gratis Google

Banyak operator telepon seluler (ponsel) menawarkan program telepon gratis ada yang mengatakan telepon gratis hingga 24 jam yang juga yang mengatakan 100 sms gratis, ribuan sms gratis. Semua sms gratis tersebut biasanya disertai dengan syarat tertentu baru bisa menikmati sms dan telpon gratis namun kali ini berbeda dengan google yang menyediakan sms gratis tanpa syarat, namun untuk melakukan ...

Thursday, December 1, 2011

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Visits Burma.

Every minute of every day, while we sit in the relative comfort of our homes, Buddhist monks in Burma are being tortured in prisons. And when they aren't being beaten, they are huddled in dirty, dark and disease ridden cells. All this they endure because they wouldn't sit by and watch the people of Burma be treated like garbage by the dictatorial regime. Their courage was driven, in part, by the deep compassion developed from practicing the Dharma. They are the conscience of the world standing up...

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