Multimedia
Guanyin Bodhisattva
09 Contemplating the Five Aggregates as Empty in Nature (IV) --- Volition
Volition, in one sense, means the constant change and shifting of our thoughts in time. It marks the Buddhist idea of impermanence and teaches us not to become attached.
Recommend
How to Cultivate Compassion to Become Wisely Compassionate?
Compassion is both nature and nurture. We are all born with some degree of compassion, which should be tempered with reason, and nurtured like a seedling so it won't wither. And it will grow if...
What is the best way to keep healthy and vigorous
Regarding the key to longevity and good health, Buddhism teaches us to keep a serene mind, exercise regularly, live simply, and eat moderately. In addition, practice giving, and devote some time to...
What attitude we should have when facing the onslaught of disease
The "four sufferings" of birth, aging, sickness, and death are inevitable. While finding ways to adjust both our body and mind to improve our health, we should be aware and mentally pre...