As rain does not break into a well-thatched house, so craving does not break into a well-trained mind.
The Dhammapada
Buddhist Texts.
As rain does not break into a well-thatched house, so craving does not break into a well-trained mind.
The Dhammapada
Be skilled in what is proper before instructing others. Like the wise free from reproach.
The Dhammapada
‘One thing I teach, dukkha and release from dukkha.’
The Buddha
‘As for mindfulness, monks, I declare that it is always useful.’
The Buddha,
Samyutta Nikaya
‘Everything exists — this is one extreme. Nothing exists — this is the other extreme. Avoiding both, the Tathagata teaches the Middle Way.’
Samyutta Nikaya
‘Here monks, are the roots of trees!
Here are lonely places! Meditate monks.
Do not be slothful, have no subsequent regrets.’
The Buddha
‘Whatever a teacher ought to do out of compassion, for the profit of his disciples, that I have done, having compassion for you.’
The Buddha
‘I declare that the heart’s release by loving-kindness has the beautiful for its excellence.’
The Buddha