Daily Guidance
Tuesday
6th August 2013
BUDDHISM elucidates three types
of filial piety or natural obligations to parents. Giving one’s parents
material goods such as clothing and food is the lowest type of filial
piety. Respecting the desires of one’s parents is the middle type. And
leading one’s parents to Buddhahood with the Mystic Law is the highest
type.
PLEASE do not forget your mother’s love and the hardship she has endured
for you. I am convinced that while a person keeps memory of his
mother’s loving face alive in his mind, he will never go far astray.
Similarly, as long as we bear in mind the Daishonin’s profound
compassion and live in deep appreciation of it, our lives will be
illuminated brightly by the light of Buddhahood.
IN faith, one’s heart is of the utmost importance. A rainbow of beauty
and hope shines splendidly in the lives of people who advance
harmoniously for the betterment of society with a pure heart.
SOCIAL rules and common sense should be followed. We should abide by the
laws and rules of society, and as believers in true Buddhism, we should
never break such rules.
WE must face each issue that crops up, without flinching, solve it,
overcome it and move on to the next. That is what human life is really
about. That is what it is to be alive. When you triumph over your
sufferings, they will all be transformed into joy. And you yourself will
grow and expand your life state.
Taken from:http://dailyguidance.blogspot.com
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