The Benefits of Having Done Good Deeds in the Past

1. We will have everything we need and never lack anything

The Four Noble Truths : 1. Explanation of the Noble Truth of Suffering

The Lord Buddha’s explanation of suffering includes all four of suffering’s implications in the light of the Four Noble Truths:

Those That Are Not Worthy of Respect

Do not worship objects or persons who are not worth to be worshipped. It will lead us astray and make us believe in what is wrong

A Person Who is wise:

Is grateful to those who have helped them in the past.

Being A Docile Person.

However those of no endurance could not be tolerant when taught or advised by others. Furthermore they feel aggrieved and argue because of mischievous habits.

Carefulness In All Dhamma.

The nature of a mind is always thinking and wandering. Normally one’s mind is often unconscious and indulges in the five sensual pleasures namely: forms, odors, sounds and tangible objects that usually tempt one to do bad deeds with his/her body, speech and mind.

The Avoidance of All Evil.

Absolutely all human beings are sentenced to die. If a prisoner, who is going to be put to death, goes to his/her execution with joy, they would also be accused of insanity.

Core Value#2: Welfare work is necessary

In our society there are many underpriviledged groups who because of various circumstances, whether it be handicap, illness or age, cannot help themselves out of their predicament.

False Friendship 3: The Flatterer

Many times we might behave like that without knowing how evil we are. These poor behaviors certainly can cause us worry because nobody thinks that we are sincere in the long run.

False Friendship 1: A Selfish Person

We may wonder what behaviors are meant when one is selfish.