Dhamma Education and Translation, Free Education, Charity 佛法分享,免费教育,慈爱
Monday, June 23, 2025
Student Sponsorship (2025)
Wednesday, April 30, 2025
Distribution of fund for the Myanmar earthquake Relief (23 to 27, April 2025)
Wednesday, April 16, 2025
Sunday, March 9, 2025
Thursday, March 6, 2025
Sunday, February 9, 2025
Organize cheap health check
Normally, health checks and screenings are expensive. That is why we invited professionals to conduct health checks at a cheaper cost so that it would be affordable to many people.
The service included a Quantum Resonance Magnetic Analyzer machine which can detect 20 diseases, and a FoHoway magnetic massage machine.
Thursday, January 30, 2025
Dhamma Reflection: Shift of perspective 观点转变 和正见
Besides that, long hour of sitting in front of computer leads to back pain, headache and tiredness in the eyes.
However, in the peaceful moment of today, I have an inspiration. What if, instead of putting people before myself, I dedicate this translation work? Allow me to savor the process of studying the Pali and its exquisite significance from Visuddhimagga.
The translation process no longer seems as tiresome as it did before the mental shift. I can take pleasure in the procedure. This is referred to as having a right view and thinking compassionately about myself first.
How to analyse the above situation?
During a moment of peace, a significant transformation occurred through a profound insight. The practitioner discovered they could reframe their translation work as an act of dedication rather than viewing it as a burden. This marked an important shift from purely outward-focused service to a more balanced approach to practice. The mindset transformed from a pressured sense of "I must help others" to a more sustainable perspective of "I can enjoy learning while being of benefit," exemplifying sammā-diṭṭhi (Right View) in practical application.
This transformation embodies several key Buddhist principles. It demonstrates the essential balance between self-care and service to others, emphasizing the importance of sammā-saṅkappa (Right Intention) in our actions. The practitioner's approach shows how mindfulness can be integrated into daily work, while also highlighting the fundamental Buddhist teaching that mettā (loving-kindness) must begin with oneself before it can authentically extend to others.
The practical outcomes of this shift in perspective were significant. The work became less exhausting, and the practitioner found greater enjoyment in the process. This new approach likely led to improved quality in both study and translation work, establishing a more sustainable path for long-term Dhamma service. This transformation aligns perfectly with the Buddha's teaching of the Middle Way, showing how internal shifts in understanding can lead to external changes in our experience and effectiveness in practice.
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