I don’t like happiness, I like suffering: If I am happy, the five poisons increase. If I suffer, my past bad karma is exhausted.
Saturday 15 December 2018 (HKT)
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A Time of Giving: A Christmas Meditation on Generosity for Buddhists
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Why I Dance
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Compassion at the Edge
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Bhante Kusala translated Bhikkhu Analayo's latest book into Sinhala 
Home is Blooming Where The Dharma Plants Us
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The final instalment of the Lily Pad Sutra 
A Healthy Economy, Income, and Right Livelihood
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A mindfulness of economic development, both personal and social 
Buddhistdoor View: Buddhism in Southeast Asia: a Catalyst for Civic Exchange
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The significance underlying Laotian, Vietnamese, and Cambodian dialogue 
“Eclectic Buddhism”, a French Fin-de-Siècle Eccentricity
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Signs, Symbols, Sigils, and Totems: Hints and Pointers on the Path of Life
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Finding direction on the spiritual road 
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