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Larchfire: Photography from India, Nepal and Tibet, plus quotations primarily from traditions in Yoga and Buddhism

In the Tibetan Buddhist view of life, time spent getting a better house, better clothes, increasing the bank account is ultimately time wasted. You can't take those things with you. But through generosity, love, and compassion you build up the quality of your soul and you do take that with you. Life's journey is more pleasant without greed, hatred, and confusion; so you might as well invest in your soul. —Robert Thurman
<i> L0925 Dharamsala </i>

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In the Tibetan Buddhist view of life, time spent getting a better house, better clothes, increasing the bank account is ultimately time wasted. You can't take those things with you. But through generosity, love, and compassion you build up the quality of your soul and you do take that with you. Life's journey is more pleasant without greed, hatred, and confusion; so you might as well invest in your soul. —Robert Thurman L0925 Dharamsala

Tibetan Dharamsala Buddhism mala Robert Thurman