When we succeed and have power, we should use this blessing to help others rather than to satisfy our own desires. When we face pain of failure, it is to eliminate karma and change our habits.

Therefore, we should accept everything with joy, keep righteous thoughts, live happily, and be physically and mentally comfortable. This is the true meaning of life.

Although our minds have positive and negative thoughts, these do not affect the nature of the mind. It is like the good or bad of the weather does not affect the truth of the sky. The thought of birth and death is only a thought, not the mind itself, but a phenomenon of the mind. Rain and sunny weather are just a phenomenon created by the four major causes, not the sky itself. All joys, sorrows, and sorrows are just illusions, you shouldn’t beleive in them at face value. Knowing your own self is the only way to let your thoughts dissolve.

I share with you on a regular basis my thoughts on what I have learned in my life. I rejoice for those who like these quotes. People who always share these quotes performs the action of giving spiritual gifts to others. I sincerely wish all of you good health, every success in a life full of love, peace, and happiness.

The root of all Dharma practice is non-violence. The practice of non-violence is as follows: when people inflict violence upon you, you do not retaliate with violence. If somebody insults, criticizes or strikes you, and you do not retaliate in kind, such a practice is non-violence. The practitioner who can do this is a spiritual warrior.

~Sangpo Rinpoche

Through altruism we can break our stubbornness, cultivate our fearlessness and increase our inner courage.
By relieving others of fear, worry, and terror, we can transcend our own fear.

The Buddha and Dharma are everywhere. But we do not have to go everywhere to find it. We can live happily and safely right now when we fully comprehend every single moment of our present life.
~ Sangpo Rinpoche ~

Our compassion should be directed towards external phenomena and reality, and toward other living beings. Without compassion, sentient beings will simply vanish. Without sentient beings there will be no bodhisattvas or enlightened beings. This is why the compassionate mind is tremendously powerful.

Buddha taught us that samsara is suffering. But he did not mean that the world itself is suffering. The reason why we think we are suffdering is that our minds are controlled by disturbing emotions, karmic forces, and attachment.

Regardless of winning or losing, rejoicing will always bring peace. In the same way, being forgiving of other people’s mistakes will bring freedom.
~Khenpo Sangpo Rinpoche~

I will continuously and tirelessly give the best Dharma teachings with all my efforts, even if there is only one student who wants to learn. May the places I have been become the causes for attaining Buddhahood!”