I began studying Buddhism in 2011 and have learned key Mahayana sutras, including the Shurangama Sutra, Lotus Sutra, Medicine Buddha Sutra and Brahma Net Sutra....Read More
Stop letting worry and hesitation sabotage you. Let go of empty speculation and dive straight into the work, because action is the only true antidote to anxiety.
Teaching: Bennie Spirit
Dharma Requested by: Ven. Ivy
Edited & Finalized: Shi Yin En (Yuanyuan NING)
Date: September 7, 2026
Location: BPI, Darwin
Don't Argue with Sick People
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Inner affliction is not imposed from the outside, but is a mental sickness that inflicts immediate suffering and sabotages your own well-being the moment it arises. The cure lies in adopting the perspective of a physician—refusing to "recharge" any dysfunctional mental habit through rumination or reactive engagement, and immediately redirecting your focus to productive action until the delusion depletes itself entirely.
True success isn't about taking clever shortcuts; it is built on understanding the fundamental laws of cause and effect. When you drop ego and align your actions with how reality actually works, friction disappears and results follow.
Your thoughts write the code; the code shapes your world. By consciously directing your thoughts and cultivating steady, positive mental focus, you begin to rewrite the blueprint of your life.
A happy marriage is built on mutual respect, not control. Accept differences and focus on working on yourself rather than trying to change your partner.
Stop judging what’s right or wrong, and stop weighing whether people’s actions are justified or not. Don't label your current situation as suffering or joy. Let go of what has already happened, and stop projecting into what hasn't yet arrived. Clear all of this out—don't let any of it loop in your mind.
> The sūtra teaches how to remain unmoved by the "eight winds" — praise, blame, gain, loss, pleasure, and suffering — through contemplating the true mind.