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Good Deeds Take Time

Some people say, "I do good all the time, so why am I so unlucky? Why don’t I see any results?" Dr.Intobesa’s Answer: Since the day you apply for a job, you have to wait until the work is finished, right? If your work isn't done, will they pay you? Just think about that. Therefore, it i

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Buddhist Teaching for Today

The Buddha taught: "Viriyena dukkhamacceti" — A person overcomes all suffering through persistence. Do not waste your time responding to the words of others. Instead, be patient and prove your "value" through your intentional actions. Success is not achieved through explanations, bu

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Buddhadhamma

Those who wish to attain Buddhadhamma must first habitually establish themselves in honesty and integrity, and further understand the meaning of the word "Buddhadhamma": Buddha refers to the one who knows the truth until the heart is clean, calm, and bright; Dhamma refers to that very state

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True Practice

Practicing Dhamma does not require going to a temple, being ordained as a monk or nun, observing a vegetarian diet, or fasting. In reality, Dhamma exists in nature, in every breath, and within our own hearts. True practice is having mindfulness—constantly observing and examining our own body, speec

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Religious Customs of the Burmese

In the customs of the Burmese, the habit of making donations and performing acts of charity can be found in both rural and urban areas. It was seen among the ancient Burmese, and it is also observed among the modern Burmese. Making donations is described as fulfilling the perfection of generosity (

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Why Do We Worship the Buddha?

I am Dr.Intobesa, a Mon writer. While I was studying at a university in the United States, some non-Buddhists from different faiths tried to convert me to their religions. Some attacked my beliefs, while others used provocative language to persuade me. They claimed that God created everything and o

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Sūrassatī သူရဿတဳ

Sūrassatī is a goddess who was among the earliest worshipped by the Mon people. Currently, she has become a goddess worshipped within the Buddhist context in Burma. She belongs to the Mon-Bamar pantheon of deities and is believed to be the guardian of Buddhist scriptures, as well as the protector o

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The Buddha’s Teaching for Today

The Buddha once taught that Hiri-Ottappa (Moral Shame and Moral Dread) are the virtues that protect the world and keep it at peace. Corruption, cheating, or exploiting the labor of others may seem like an easy gain, but the karmic consequences are devastating. In the afterlife, the body will be gna

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The Buddha said

that people all over the world raise their hands in prayer, asking for their lives to improve, for wealth, and for liberation from suffering. However, the Buddha taught that all beings are the owners of their actions (Kamma). What you receive does not depend on asking, but on what you do. Merit is

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Buddha's Teaching for Today

The Buddha once said: Santutthi Paramam Dhanam — 'Contentment' is being satisfied with what one has, and that is the most precious 'wealth' in the world. The Buddha taught us to learn the meaning of 'enough,' because a heart that knows how to be content is the heart of a tru

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The Buddha once said

Those who speak untruths cannot escape a state of suffering.' Because every lie is like a fire that consumes one’s own heart while they are still breathing. Falsehood may seem like a way out, but the truth is the most sustainable path to light. By Dr.Inobesa

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The 6 Types of Humans with Unique Traits Carried Over from Animal Past Lives

Friends, have you ever looked closely at the people passing by in this world every day? Physically, we all look the same: one head, two arms, and two legs. We all speak, dress, and live within society. However, while we may look alike on the outside, if you study the inner minds and temperaments of

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A Life Lesson Told Through a Fable

Once upon a time, a hen found a large pile of rubbish and began scratching and searching through it with great diligence. Her intention was to find food—be it a bean, a piece of bread, broken rice, or an insect—appearing from within the trash. While she was scratching away, a ruby worth millions

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