To follow the Buddha's path is to experience reality as it truly is, not as we want or hope it will be. This site is a reflection of a personal journey on the path of experience, drawing together all aspects of the history, language, art and practice of dhamma. Dhamma is the ultimate sociology of subjective interaction arising from experience. Mangala means good fortune. Dhammamagalam is therefore an affirmation that the Buddha's words, deeds and legacy are good at the beginning, good in the middle, good at the end. Come and see for yourself! Don't forget to leave a comment. Bhavatu sabbe mangalam. May all beings be happy!
Thoughts come in the shape of things, people, birds, animals. Thoughts bring friends: ideas, beliefs, hopes, doubts, fears, desires, anger, envy, greed, infatuation, pride, worry. Welcome them as food for thought, as lonely, tired strangers returning home. Free the thinker from the thought. The thing freed was never bound to begin with.Release the words that form the thoughts that words are anything at all, other than fleeting sparks from fires, drops of rain, dust rising from an untrammeled road.
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