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I met an old lady going to the temple, just by looking at her, I could tell she was poor. Another person asked her if she went to the temple to pray for health and wealth? She said yes. This person told her why she went to the temple to pray for money and material things but she was still poor, she prayed for health but she was still sick, when her husband was sick, she also prayed for him to recover, right? Yet he still passed away? Why did she still believe in Buddha? The old lady answered that it was simply “faith”.

“There is no hatred when tears are salty, there is no class when blood is red, there is no fighting and killing each other when all species need life and respect life”. That immortal declaration of Buddha surpassed all the dogmas that bound the human condition at that time, the path of compassion covered science and was thousands of years ahead of science. Buddhism has brought people a new way of life, a new perspective, a new harmony. It has given people a strong belief.

That belief has been throughout our nation's history, always had a solid position in society, and it developed most brilliantly during the Ly-Tran period. With Buddhism, there is no God who holds the scales of justice to judge, but only the law of cause and effect to judge us fairly. With Buddhism, there is no eternal hell, nor is there an eternal heaven for every living being, anyone can become a Buddha if they know how to practice.



If we understand the essence of Buddhism, our belief will be stronger when we no longer complain about our fate: why are we poor? Why do we live well but are unlucky? Understanding that, we will live better, the things Buddha taught are always the best things for us to accumulate blessings. At that time, society will also become better and better, with the ultimate goal of liberation.

Just imagine, if there were no law of cause and effect, people would be free to do evil without fear of punishment, and would use any means to achieve what they wanted to serve themselves. What would the world be like if everyone were like that? Therefore, Buddhism is like the arms of a kind mother supporting her children, the lost beings. Giving them the belief that they can correct their mistakes by practicing to reduce karma, and then the more they practice, the more they will be liberated.

For me, that belief is immortal, I do not have to review or adjust that belief, because I believe that I am a person with great blessings, so in this life I get to know Buddha, to Dharma. Without Buddhism, I would be like a wild animal lost and confused. I know, I have found the true Dharma./.

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