To bring an end to suffering, we need to cut through dualistic habits of perception and the illusions that hold them in place — not by fighting or suppressing them, but by embracing and exploring them.
Sunday 13 June 2021 (HKT)
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Statue to be formally unveiled in coming months
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Small dwellings likely used by Buddhist monastics before the first century
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Program focuses on classical primary texts and emphasizes self-transformation
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Parliament urged to restrict gun ranges around all sites of spiritual significance
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Collection of 80,000 woodblock Buddhist scriptures dated to the 13th century
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