“Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of
throwing it at someone else; you are the one who gets burned.”
Gautama Buddha
Observing others' faults disturbs your own mind
He who is always observant of others' faults, and is irritable,
his own defilement increased.
He is far from the destruction of defilement.
~Buddha ~
Anger is ugly
How ugly is the angry man!
His sleep is without comfort;
Despite his wealth he is always poor.
Filled by anger as he is,
He wounds by acts of body and speech.
~ Buddha ~
How I endure abusive speech
As an elephant on the battlefield endures the arrows shot from a bow, even so, Ananda, shall I endure abusive speech; most people are, indeed, ill-natured.
~Buddha ~
Four sublime nature of the mind
Metta - goodwill, compassionate love
Karuna - kindness, sympathy
Mudita - sympathetic joy without
harbouring Jealousy towards
the happiness of others.
Upekkha - equanimity or an unbiased attitude.
~ Buddha ~
मन की चार उदात्त प्रकृति
मेत्ता - सद्भावना, अनुकंपा प्यार
करुणा - दया, सहानुभूति
मुदिता - बिना सहानुभूति खुशी
के प्रति ईर्ष्या शरण
दूसरों की खुशी.
उपेक्क्षा - धैर्य या एक निष्पक्ष रवैया.
~ बुद्ध ~
The noblest victorThough one should conquer a million men in the battlefield, yet he, indeed is the noblest victor who has conquered himself. ~ Buddha -
The cause of conflict is nothing but selfish craving
Verily, due to selfish craving,
Conditioned through selfish craving,
Impelled by selfish craving,
Entirely moved by selfish craving,
Kings fight with kings,
Princes with princes,
Priests with priests,
Citizens with citizens,
Mother quarrels with son,
Son with father,
Brother quarrels with sister,
Sister with brother,
And friends quarrel with friends.
Thus thereby they suffer death or deadly pain.
~Buddha -
Lord Buddha, Buddha Quote Images, Thoughts of Buddha.
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| Lord Buddha |
‘Do not go by revelation or tradition, do not go by rumor or the
sacred scriptures, do not go by hearsay or mere logic, do not go by bias
towards a notion or by another person's seeming ability and do not go
by the idea “He is our teacher.” But when you yourself know that a
thing is good, that it is laudable, that it is praised by the wise and
when practiced and observed that it leads to happiness, then follow that
thing.’ A.I,188