A pure mind

Where there is love there is laughter and where there is laughter there is love. ~Kundalata Dasi
A highly pure mind naturally generates 'maitri' and 'karuna', love and compassion for others. 'Maitri' and 'karuna' must be generated from the deeper level of a pure mind. ~S.N. Goenka

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  1. Carlos Bation

    December 15, 2014

    Good morning jenh hope UR mama in safe…beautiful words and image ..thank U i appreciate UR messages..Ingat my dear my Love my beautiful Lady

  2. Dan Kim

    December 15, 2014

    Mmmh. Too sophisticated ideology with abundance of sympathies within, to sow a positivity in the inner depth of a human heart.
    I love it.

  3. Suraj civ

    December 15, 2014

    You are right

  4. Raghav panday

    December 15, 2014

    Good evening Beautyful words how is everything ,feel good to see your post again well take care and be good lua,,,,,,

  5. Christiane Valero

    December 15, 2014

    Thanks so much for those beautiful words….I will called ….thought of the day….because I am just starting my day with those words in mind….thank you again…have a lovely day yourself.

  6. Ajay Agnihotri

    December 15, 2014

    Well said Jendhamuni..beautiful post..good morning and have a nice start of the week.

  7. U R Saini

    December 15, 2014

    Excellent view. Very nice

  8. kharba asapur

    December 19, 2014

    Atsme Nazis garlic and the first going on

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