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How Dhamma Giri got its name
By
| 5/17/2024
No Coincidences
By
| 5/11/2024
Growing up in the land of superstitions and astrological readings, I
have had my share of beliefs ranging from walking through a street
crossed by a black cat can bring ill fortune to trying to change one’s
destiny through the use of certain gemstones which hold the power to
alter future life events. I even developed a pseudo-scientific theory to
explain away why I would follow the practice of wearing multiple
gemstones in specific fingers and set in rings made of suitably
correlated metals to derive outcomes like “vanquish one’s adversaries”
to more mundane ones like preserving good health and amassing a fortune.
As I tasted the nectar of objectively observing my mind and body
through Vipassana, I quickly concluded that my destiny wasn’t beholden
to astrological charts or apparent omens that were simple and naturally
occurring physical phenomena.
Manish Chopra
The Wheel of the Dhamma, Eight Spokes or Many?
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| 5/11/2024