Good deeds shine in heaven

March 13, 2016

In Buddhism, we do not need to pray to the angels to come help us or rescue us when we are facing troubles. Part of the angel’s job is to look after the good people. They look over those who master their words, their thoughts and those who never allow their body to do harm. The angels will come to help these people automatically without them having to say a prayer. Knowing this, we should continue to be kind, help those who need help, do good deeds without expectation… Jendhamuni

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  9. Reply  

    Rana Singh

    April 11, 2013

    Good Evening !! friend…Grate thought..Thank you..

  15. Reply  

    Charles van Dijk

    April 11, 2013

    Right no need to chat because we can say what we like right here. Sooner or later you get an answer.

  21. Reply  

    Darren Hawke

    April 11, 2013

    ok Jendhamuni Sos i understand that you dont what to talk to me

  36. Reply  

    bhagawati sharan

    April 11, 2013

    "The kind of seed sown 
     will produce that kind of fruit. 
     Those who do good will reap good results. 
     Those who do evil will reap evil results. 
     If you carefully plant a good seed, 
     You will joyfully gather good fruit."

  37. Reply  

    Reg Dawn

    April 11, 2013

    Beautiful post…thank you  for this.

  38. Reply  

    bhagawati sharan

    April 11, 2013

    The Four Noble Truths
    1. There is Suffering Suffering is common to all. 
    2. Cause of Suffering We are the cause of our suffering. 
    3. End of Suffering Stop doing what causes suffering. 
    4. Path to end Suffering Everyone can be enlightened.

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    bhagawati sharan

    April 11, 2013

    +Reg Dawn 1. Right View. The right way to think about life is to see the world through the eyes of the Buddha–with wisdom and compassion.

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    Jendhamuni Sos

    April 11, 2013

    +bhagawati sharan I'm so glad you share the Fourth Noble Truths here. This is the ultimate teaching in Buddhism. The teaching that will lead us to nirvana.

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    Ruthie STARK-REDMAN

    April 11, 2013

    +Jendhamuni Sos your introduction of Buddhism to me, is most interesting, and needed in my life, in order to make me a better person.  Seek and ye shall find…..I send you a heartfelt thank you.  Godspeed

  43. Reply  

    Jendhamuni Sos

    April 11, 2013

    +Ruthie STARK-REDMAN Thank you so much. Those who do good deeds and believe in their own karma never afraid of anything. They are very srong and courageous, even when death appears infront of them, they do not afraid, or beg death for mercy.

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    Ruthie STARK-REDMAN

    April 11, 2013

    +Charles van Dijk you raise an interesting question, I would venture to guess, that there is a commonality regardless of religious preference, based on "How did you live your life prior to expiration?" Could this be the factor that determines your final destination?   Godspeed

  48. Reply  

    Ruthie STARK-REDMAN

    April 11, 2013

    +Jendhamuni Sos I am determined to get it right, and to share it with others as you are sharing.  I commend you for posting information that is good for the body, soul, and spirit.  It is the 'truth' that will set us free, and give us the ability to share said 'truth,' to set others free as well.  Godspeed

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    Charles van Dijk

    April 11, 2013

    +Ruthie STARK-REDMAN goes down the wire in my case. Law of stimulus, response and consequence. I saw death twice in my life and now just curious, but not afraid. You can't change a thing by being afraid.

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    Jendhamuni Sos

    April 11, 2013

    +Ruthie STARK-REDMAN I will try to simplify what I have learned in Buddhism and share it via my post in the near future. Thanks so much for the word of encourgement.

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    Charles van Dijk

    April 11, 2013

    +Jendhamuni Sos we believe in infinite mercy, too many religions use scaremongering as a tactic. For me that's just a regression to paganism.

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    Jendhamuni Sos

    April 11, 2013

    +Ruthie STARK-REDMAN Three of of Four Buddhist Masters I have are amazing. Very simple, down to earth, but wise men; they want nothing in life, but peace for others. Very hard to find on earth. I am very fortunate to have them as part of my life, who continue to guide me, although two of them have already departed from earth.

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    elizabeta best

    April 11, 2013

    when you see it , you think that you are in this place!!! Fascinating

  60. Reply  

    John M. Trotter

    April 11, 2013

    Very beautiful and relaxing place. Like to visit there????

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    Harit Doshi

    April 11, 2013

    i dont believe in heaven i believe in better world.. i believe that good deeds will make world better to live in.

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    Mirna Lucceus

    April 11, 2013

    Always believe in the best you can be and have faith in the things that you do.

  75. Reply  

    John M. Trotter

    April 11, 2013

    Waterfall and river over rocks . And moving. Looks really great.

  81. Reply  

    Rob Robinson

    April 12, 2013

    +Jendhamuni Sos , I lyk the way u av explained how the need 2 pray 4 divine intervention is unnecessary in Buddhism, I find Buddhism has a very sound msg, I can't find fault wit nething I av learnt regarding the subject, prayer has served me well in the past & th@ was the only thing th@ made me hesitant 2 fully embrace another blief system, but ur words answered th@ quest in a way I understand & can embrace, ur wrds make alot of sense, & I'm gr8ful 4 them, thanx again JS

  83. Reply  

    John M. Trotter

    April 13, 2013

    Its all ways shining"""" with Jesus , all the time. You???

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