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Two Quick Judo-Joy-Chops

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Two Quick Judo-Joy-Chops

There are no traffic jams when you go the extra mile.

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Two Quick Judo-Joy-Chops

“I was on my way to the post office. I hadn’t found a parking place on my first pass up the street and was now making a left turn into a small parking lot in order to loop back towards the post office. It’s a tight space and there’s a mail box set up right inside the lot so people can pull in, roll down their window and reach out to stick a letter into the box without getting out of their cars.” When the car ahead of the author stops in front of the mail box, a routine post-office errand turns unexpectedly into much more… { read more }

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Quote of the Week | The Only Thing Worth Doing

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Dharma Quote of the Week
August 20, 2012

THE ONLY THING WORTH DOING

At present we have this rare and good human life of freedom and fortune, but it won’t last forever. We are certain to die and don’t know when. At death nothing at all but our spiritual practice will be of any use to us. That is the only thing worth doing—everything else is a futile waste of energy. We tire ourselves for the sake of reward and reputation and in our search for the kind of companions we prefer, but we can take none of these with us when we die. They must be left behind and only the imprints of negative actions we have performed in the process of trying to acquire them accompany us to our next rebirth. This is not hard to understand, but we must remember it and think about it till it affects the way we think and feel.

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Atisha’s Lamp for the Path to Enlightenment,
by Geshe Sonam Rinchen, edited and translated by Ruth Sonam, page 31.

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