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We've all heard the phrase "good enough." But for many of us, "good enough" isn't really good enough. The relentless pursuit of perfection – we’ve all been there...

Imagine a practice where, instead of protecting yourself from discomfort, you intentionally take in the pain and suffering of others. At first glance, it sounds counterintuitive, even disturbing...

Cundi has long been honored for her powerful blessings that bring both spiritual and worldly achievements. Therefore, individuals may seek Cundi's assistance for gaining insights into Dharma, advancing in business or personal careers, fostering a harmonious family, ...

It’s the year 2805. Earth has become uninhabitable. The sky is dark, the air is toxic, and mountains of trash cover every inch of the planet. In the animated movie "Wall-E," humans have abandoned a polluted Earth and robots like Wall-E are left to clean up the mess...

Picture this: you are taking a walk through a quiet park. The sunlight filters through the leaves, a gentle breeze is brushing against your skin, and the trees seem to whisper their secrets...

Imagine a bonsai tree for a moment. You probably picture a mini, intricately shaped tree with someone carefully tending to it. The fascinating thing about growing a bonsai is that no one knows how it will turn out...

It’s easy to tell when your child is going through a hard time, like when they don’t make it to the basketball team or struggle with an important exam, like the Primary School Leaving Examinations (PSLE)...

“Wah, you can be a Buddha!” We sometimes hear someone say this when talking about a particularly kind or calm person. But have you ever wondered what it means? Is it just a compliment, or could it be hinting at something deeper...

It’s a windy day. Clouds drift across the bright blue sky. Shapes appear, linger briefly, and are gone, constantly changing form. Life is a lot like that; constantly shifting, with no single moment lasting forever...

“I heard that in Buddhism, if you want to attain enlightenment, you must first suffer.” ...