Card of the Day – The World – Friday, February 23, 2018

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img_3749Life is full of cycles…daily, weekly, monthly, seasonal, even minute by minute. Therefore, even in the most mundane of circumstances, things are perpetually ending and beginning. It is doubtful right now that events around you are the least bit mundane, given the fact that we are still in eclipse season for another week.

As we proceed through the cylces of life, doors close, and doors open, giving birth to a new era. I always equate this card to crossing a Finish Line and encountering a Starting Line. With each phase of your journey that you have experienced has come some form of wisdom. As you enter through that doorway to see what comes next, be sure to take that acquired wisdom with you to guide you on your way.

See you here tomorrow!

Source: Yoshi Yoshitani

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Hau’ōli lā Pō’ahā

Aloha e Hau’ōli lā Pō’ahā. Mai hō’oni i ka wai lānā mālie. Ō kā maluhia nō me ‘oe.

Greetings and Happy Thursday. “Do Not Disturb the Water That is Tranquil.”

When you find yourself not enjoying the peace and quiet of a supposed relaxing day, remind yourself not to interrupt your own peaceful thoughts. It’s not always easy but it sure makes for a refreshed soul when life starts back up again.

Peace be with you.

Daily Words of the Buddha for February 21, 2018


Manopakopaṃ rakkheyya;
manasā saṃvuto siyā.
Manoduccaritaṃ hitvā,
manasā sucaritaṃ care.

Let one guard oneself against irritability in thought;
let one be controlled in mind.
Abandoning mental misconduct,
let one practice good conduct in thought.

Dhammapada 17.233
The Dhammapada: The Buddha’s Path of Wisdom, translated from Pāli by Acharya Buddharakkhita

Daily Words of the Buddha for February 20, 2018

Pāli Word a Day for February 20, 2018  — jātimant — of good birth, having natural or genuine qualities, noble, excellent

Vacīpakopaṃ rakkheyya;
vācāya saṃvuto siyā.
Vacīduccaritaṃ hitvā,
vācāya sucaritaṃ care.

Let one guard oneself against irritability in speech;
let one be controlled in speech.
Abandoning verbal misconduct,
let one practice good conduct in speech.

Dhammapada 17.232
The Dhammapada: The Buddha’s Path of Wisdom, translated from Pāli by Acharya Buddharakkhita

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Daily Words of the Buddha for February 19, 2018

Pāli Word a Day for February 19, 2018 — jotimant — luminous, endowed with light or splendour, bright, excellent (in knowledge)

Yesaṃ dhammā asammuṭṭhā
paravādesu na nīyare;
te sambuddhā sammadaññā,
caranti visame samaṃ.

Those to whom the Dhamma is clear
are not led into other doctrines;
perfectly enlightened with perfect knowledge,
they walk evenly over the uneven.

Saṃyutta Nikāya 1.8
Gemstones of the Good Dhamma, compiled and translated by Ven. S. Dhammika