
It is a simple truth that just by changing our perspective about things and people around us. The happiness of our life depends on the quality of our thoughts. Train our mind to see the good in everything. The key to changing our negative thoughts is to practice mindfulness which can help us becoming more conscious of our thoughts and build greater self-awareness. Negative thinking can contribute to problems one’s low self-esteem. Like many things in life, negativity too, can become a habit. It can stem from illness, life events, personality problems, and substance abuse. Negativity is often a product of depression or insecurity. Please let this be a conducive space for discussions, both light and profound. Should anyone wish to make an appeal or complaint about the behaviour of someone in the chatroom, please copy paste the relevant chat in an email to us at and state the date and time of the respective conversation.

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Do not be offended if people do not or are unable to respond to you. Do ask again or address someone directly. And if after awhile, people don't respond, perhaps they don't know the answer or they did not see your question. Treat them as you would face to face, and respect their opinions, and they will treat you the same. They may have different opinions to you and come from different cultures. Remember that these are real people you are chatting with. Janguli – The Goddess that Protects from Snakes.Manjushri Nagarakshasa – The Naga Deity.Lords of Purification – 35 Confessional Buddhas.Five Extraordinary Visions of Lama Tsongkhapa.Guhya Manjushri – the Secret Form of Wisdom.Mahasiddha Tilopa – the Chakrasamvara Master.Must Watch: Powerful Explanations on Dharma Protectors.Thus, he has great strength to overcome obstacles of the body, speech and mind, and create suitable conditions for our spiritual practice to flourish. Reminiscent of Manjushri’s form, Dorje Shugden carries a meandering sword and rides a snowlion that represents the fearlessness of a fully enlightened Buddha. He took the form of a Dharma protector in order to safeguard the Buddha’s teachings, especially the important teachings on the Middle Way view. Buddha Shakyamuni is normally depicted in the Bhumisparsha mudra, otherwise known as the earth-touching mudra with his right hand and the other hand cradling a begging bowl.ĭorje Shugden is an emanation of the Buddha of Wisdom, Manjushri.

His body is said to bear the 112 marks of a fully enlightened Buddha according to the ancient Indian belief of a Chakravartin or Universal Monarch.

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He is depicted sitting in the Vajra position with his legs in the pose of full meditation. His teachings became the basis for the Buddhist faith and he proclaimed that he was not the only one who achieved this state and revealed that there are other fully awakened beings that we can rely on.Īll of the Buddha’s teachings are based on the Four Noble Truths, which he established in his first sermon to explain the basis of our existence. After an exhaustive search, he finally attained perfect and complete enlightenment under the Bodhi tree in Bodhgaya. Shakyamuni is the historical Buddha who founded Buddhism in ancient India about 2,500 years ago. (Top to bottom): Buddha Shakyamuni and Dorje ShugdenĪlternative name: Sangye Shakya Tubpa (Tibetan)
