11-10-2021, 10:12 PM
The Buddha once said,
*“Even if it’s for a thousand kalpas,*
*the deeds we commit would never fade.*
*Comes the day we meet with our fate,*
*suffering is certain as karma awaits”.*
On 9 October 2021, Guan Yin Citta, Singapore held yet another online English Buddhism in Plain Terms Group Study, to delve into *the immutable law of causality - KARMA.*
Karma is hardly a foreign concept to Buddhist practitioners, but, in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, we oftentimes overlook it.
The session kickstarted with an inspirational video where Master used an intriguing story of an old lady who nearly poisoned her son by accident to remind us that *kind and evil deeds will unquestionably come back to us.*
*You reap what you sow,* this is the universal law. Coupled with the Principle of Heaven, Karma may be late but will be served without fail in the form of karmic obstacles or blessings according to the nature of the original deed or thought. The good and evil are dormant in us. We need to cultivate the good side in us by being extremely careful of whom we hang out with and by watching our behaviour and thoughts.
The most important takeaway of the session is, *if no attempt is made to resolve karmic obstacles in this life, there is a high chance of them repeating their misdeeds, which could lead to the ‘activation’ of their karmic obstacles*. To avert this from happening, the participants were told to learn to take the shorter end of the stick, repent and perform more merits.
One of the participants voiced out her own experience with hatred and how she broke the vicious cycle by resolving her negative karma through the recitation of the _Mantra to Untie Karmic Knots_ during the discussion segment.
In the upcoming session, we will continue to delve deeper into the concept of KARMA.
🍵 *Let us now look at some comments from participants:*
_”Small action, Great consequence”. I think this is a very important message to take away with today. We should learn from Bodhisattva, fear cause instead of worrying about the effect when it happens. Do no evil, as it will lead us to the lower realms._
🌿*Join us in our next session*
Please contact Loh SX (96978356) / Woan Yi SX (82182248) for more information
⏰ *Date and time:* Saturday 16 Oct 2021 (2.00pm - 4.00pm)
*Please click here to download the Summary Slides shared during the Group Study:*
https://bit.ly/3DrF1NG
*“Even if it’s for a thousand kalpas,*
*the deeds we commit would never fade.*
*Comes the day we meet with our fate,*
*suffering is certain as karma awaits”.*
On 9 October 2021, Guan Yin Citta, Singapore held yet another online English Buddhism in Plain Terms Group Study, to delve into *the immutable law of causality - KARMA.*
Karma is hardly a foreign concept to Buddhist practitioners, but, in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, we oftentimes overlook it.
The session kickstarted with an inspirational video where Master used an intriguing story of an old lady who nearly poisoned her son by accident to remind us that *kind and evil deeds will unquestionably come back to us.*
*You reap what you sow,* this is the universal law. Coupled with the Principle of Heaven, Karma may be late but will be served without fail in the form of karmic obstacles or blessings according to the nature of the original deed or thought. The good and evil are dormant in us. We need to cultivate the good side in us by being extremely careful of whom we hang out with and by watching our behaviour and thoughts.
The most important takeaway of the session is, *if no attempt is made to resolve karmic obstacles in this life, there is a high chance of them repeating their misdeeds, which could lead to the ‘activation’ of their karmic obstacles*. To avert this from happening, the participants were told to learn to take the shorter end of the stick, repent and perform more merits.
One of the participants voiced out her own experience with hatred and how she broke the vicious cycle by resolving her negative karma through the recitation of the _Mantra to Untie Karmic Knots_ during the discussion segment.
In the upcoming session, we will continue to delve deeper into the concept of KARMA.
🍵 *Let us now look at some comments from participants:*
_”Small action, Great consequence”. I think this is a very important message to take away with today. We should learn from Bodhisattva, fear cause instead of worrying about the effect when it happens. Do no evil, as it will lead us to the lower realms._
🌿*Join us in our next session*
Please contact Loh SX (96978356) / Woan Yi SX (82182248) for more information
⏰ *Date and time:* Saturday 16 Oct 2021 (2.00pm - 4.00pm)
*Please click here to download the Summary Slides shared during the Group Study:*
https://bit.ly/3DrF1NG