Sublime

The Dalai Lama also puts it very beautifully: “Regard all living beings like they’re our mother.”

“Whenever someone speaks about the teaching, even if he claims that it comes directly from recognized authorities, do not be hasty to accept his words as the Tathagata’s authentic teaching. Compare what he says to the sutras and precepts. If it contradicts the sutras and precepts, discard what he says. But if his words are in accord with the sutras

Philosophy is spiritual formation, care of the soul.

He told me that he was sure anyone could touch awakening in whatever work he or she enjoyed the most. The most important thing, he said, is to just be ourselves and live our lives as deeply and mindfully as we can.

us. Our practice is to do everything we can in order to bring love, understanding, freedom, and fearlessness to light, by looking deeply into ourselves, and by listening to ourselves.

By making right speech an active part of our spiritual path, we can bring wisdom and sensitivity to what we say.

Letting there be room for not knowing is the most important thing of all.

Albert Einstein, along with countless scientists and philosophers throughout the ages, always emphasised the importance of kindness, compassion and curiosity in daily

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