Khyenkong Tharjay Kagyu Rime New Zealand

23/08/2025

With Buddhasree Bhikkhu – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

23/08/2025

With Motivational Inspirations – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

23/08/2025

With Falun Gong in Australia & Asia-Pacific – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

23/08/2025

Disability isn’t the absence of something. It’s the presence of something this world is still learning to hold. And right now, it’s not.

The latest New Zealand Health Survey shows disabled people are 5x more likely to face psychological distress, 8x more likely to feel lonely, and 3x more likely to go without the medicine they need... and so on.

We’re privileged to do this mahi, but the mahi belongs to us all. The data speaks for itself. What we do with it speaks to who we are.

🔗 Read the full findings here: https://www.whaikaha.govt.nz/news/news/disabled-people-experiencing-poorer-health-and-wellbeing-than-non-disabled-people

22/08/2025

With Hearts of Truth, Compassion, Forbearance – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

22/08/2025

With Khyenkong Tharjay Buddhista Közösség – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

21/08/2025

Not every story is written on the cover. Look inside.
True character is found in the depth of the pages.
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21/08/2025

A smile, a hug, a thank you, a compliment.
Be generous.
Your kindness can make a big impact 🌟

20/08/2025

20/08/2025

You may look very impressive, with your eyes constantly gazing into the sky like a great meditator, declaring, “My view is that of the Great Perfection”—but if you lack inner stability, you will stumble over the first obstacle in your way. As it is said, “The sign of being wise is self-control; and the sign of a mature spiritual experience is the absence of conflicting emotions.” This means that to the same degree that one becomes wise and learned, one also becomes serene, peaceful, and subdued—not a reckless person bursting with pride and arrogance. However much your practice progresses year after year, you will have no concern with comfort and discomfort; you’ll have no pride at all. You will be always at peace, untroubled by outer events, with a humble mind, beyond hopes and doubts and indifferent to the eight worldly concerns: gain and loss, pleasure and pain, praise and blame, fame and obscurity.