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The Morning Refuges, Precepts and Dhammapada verses
I go to the Buddha as a refuge
I go to the Dhamma as a refuge
I go to the Sangha as a refuge
For the second time, I go to the Buddha as a refuge
For the second time, I go to the Dhamma as a refuge
For the second time, I go to the Sangha as a refuge
For the third time, I go to the Buddha as a refuge
For the third time, I go to the Dhamma as a refuge
For the third time, I go to the Sangha as a refuge.
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Taking My Daily Five (plus a bonus) Precepts
- I undertake the practice to refrain from intentionally harming other beings.
- I undertake the practice to refrain from intentionally taking what is not given.
- I undertake the practice to refrain from sexual misconduct.
- I undertake the practice to refrain from telling false speech.
- I undertake the practice to refrain from taking from mind altering substances.
- I undertake the practice to be loving and kind to myself and all beings.
- I undertake the practice to refrain from intentionally harming other beings.
- I undertake the practice to refrain from intentionally taking what is not given.
- I undertake the practice to refrain from sexual misconduct.
- I undertake the practice to refrain from false speech.
- I undertake the practice to refrain from taking from mind altering substances.
- I undertake the practice to refrain from eating at improper times.
- I undertake the practice to refrain from dancing, singing, listening to music, seeing entertainment shows, wearing necklaces, perfumes and beautifying the body with cosmetics.
- I undertake the practice to refrain from high and luxurious beds and seats.
- Mine proceeds of things are governed by the mind created by the mind. If with an unwholesome mind a person speaks, or act trouble follows along as the wheel dragged by the foot.
- Mine proceeds of things all are governed by the mind created by the mind if with a wholesome mind the person speaks or acts then happiness follows along like one’s own shadow.
- Nevers anger appeased by anger. Only by non-anger it is appeased, this is an eternal law.
- Abandoning what is unwholesome, cultivating what is wholesome and elevating one’s mind. This is the Buddha teaching.
- Patience and acceptance are the highest sacrifice Nibbana is highest say the Buddha’s. One is no spiritual person who strikes. Another one is no monk who oppresses others.
- Not looking to blame looking to hurt self-mastery by the guidelines of virtue. Knowing the right amount of food, living alone in a secluded place, and being devoted to the higher mind. This is the teaching of the Buddha.
- Surely, we are living in bliss. We have nothing. theatres on joy we shall be like the Devas of streaming radiant.
- The person who lives in boundless love, who is confident, and the Buddha’s teaching accomplish, one walks at peace. experiencing the happiness stilling the tension.