The way of life

The motivation
of all religious practice is similar:
love, sincerity, honesty.
The way of life
of practically all religious persons
is consistent.
The teachings
of tolerance, love, and compassion
are the same.

~Dalai Lama

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  1. Carlos Bation

    February 19, 2015

    Very true thank U Dalai Lama..thank U jenh ..stay happy and more blessed..Ingat my Love my Lady

  2. Jayesh Thakkar

    February 19, 2015

    If we follow deeply the history of earth scientifically firstly it was the birth of micro organisms and after that it were the modifications from small to big creatures and we are one of the link of this modification process and called the intelligent and best animal on earth who discovered the words and languages for interpretation of ideas , ideologies which came to us in form of religions. Religions are not the subjects of contradiction but these are the chosen ways for how to live the life where there is a constant there a primary religion called " HUMANITY" . Wishing you peaceful dreams +Jendhamuni Sos​.

  3. Shital Kumar Harnal

    February 20, 2015

    Hi Jen,
    Beautiful post
    It's not a Religion
    It's a Relationship.
    God Bless you Sister.
    Always be happy.

  4. Ken Bruckman

    February 20, 2015

    It's because they are all based on the same scientific principle. Our purpose in life is to improve the quality of our individual consciousness. By doing so, we improve the quality of the larger consciousness system, of which we are all a part. For more insight, I recommend: Tom Campbell: Faith, Religion, and God in the Big Picture: http://youtu.be/z_bDgox6iqM

  5. Ajay Agnihotri

    February 20, 2015

    Beautiful post and true lines..have a great weekend ahead Jendhamuni..

  6. Michael Cammock

    February 20, 2015

    Religion is just being natural. Man made Religion, puts restrictions and unnecessary burdens upon you that sometimes can never be fully met…. So I choose to be natural.

  7. Michael Cammock

    February 20, 2015

    +George Bolton In the sense that all Humans are natural, by virtue of being born that way, "yes" we are all natural, I was just pointing out how religion has become institutionalised and put in to dogmas and religious repetition where the more natural state is more spontaneous, I believe. There is nothing wrong with people meeting on a regular basis to praise God…. But when it becomes a bind upon one's conscience then it looses something, that is all I am saying.

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