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Having money mean having more fortune?

2008-09-16T13:32:00.001+08:00

one day there is an old demon, he saw that the human world is too peaceful n nice liao…he wanted to create some havoc..so that human will still remember there is demon..

he sent a small demon dwn to disturb a farmer…becos he saw the farmer work very hard everyday but he gain only very little yet he still live his life happily..he is very contented..this make the old demon very buay song..

the little demon uses his magic n change the farm ground of the farmer to b very hard so that he hv a problem to plough his land..hwever the plot of the demon fail, the farmer although abit sad but still he work even harder to plough the land without any complains…

the little demon..make a 2nd attempt..this time..he decide to take away his food and water…he tot the farmer will be angry this time but..the farmer did not angry at all…instead he think the 1 who stole his food n water must be some 1 that needs it more than him..

the little demon…think n think finally he decided on 1 plot. he transform himself to a human body n start to make friend with he farmer, becos he hv magic power n could predict weather, he start to advise the farmer when is good to farm n wat is good to farm….n becos of his accurate prediction, the farmer after 3 yrs start to accumulate some money.. n the little demon start to teach the farmer abt trading…n soon the farmer becom a trader and start to earn lots n lots of money..n become a wealthy person.

he change his house from a hut to a mansion, hv lots of servents , a beautiful wife and 2 healthy kids…he had convince himself that he is a fortunate person….

the little demon finally decide its time to complete his mission…

the demon summon a fire to b broke out in his house, the fire wipe out his house, his money,his wife and his kids….

the farmer in one day was transform bk to a pauper n alone again in 1 day…

he was totally devastated…he was full of hatred,pain and anger…he can no longer b the farmer that was calm, peaceful n contented….from 0 to 1..is unexpected… from 1 bk to zero..was also unexpected but its soooo difficult to accept lose…

The demon hv won…

By Zacken99

Story of Buddha

2008-09-15T23:37:00.002+08:00

Today i like to share the story of the Buddha..take your time to read..enjoy!

1. The hero of our story is Prince Siddhartha, the Buddha-to-be, who lived more than 2,500 years ago. His father was the Rajah of the Sakya clan, King Suddhodana, and his mother was Queen Maha Maya. They lived in India, in a city called Kapilavatthu, in the foothills of the Himalayas.

2. Siddhartha's parents belonged to the Indian warrior caste. They lived in a great palace in their capital city of Kapilavatthu, beneath the majestic mountains of the Himalayas. Queen Maha Maya was beautiful, intelligent and good. King Suddhodana was honoured and respected because he ruled well. Both of them were admired and loved by the people they ruled.

3. After many years, Queen Maha Maya became pregnant. She and her husband were very happy about it. On the full moon day in the month of May, she gave birth to a boy in Lumbini Park, while she was on her way to see her parents. Five days after the prince's birth the king asked five wise men to select a name for his son. They named him Siddhartha. This name means "the one whose wishes will be fulfilled".

4. There had been much rejoicing at the birth of the prince, but two days after he was named, Queen Maha Maya died. Everybody was shocked and felt very sad. But the saddest person was, of course, her husband King Suddhodana. He was worried, too, because his wise advisers had predicted that if the prince saw someone old, someone sick, a dead person, and a monk, he would want to leave the palace and become a monk himself, instead of being a prince.

5. The Queen's sister Prajapati Gotami took care of the baby prince with as much love as if he were her own son. Prince Siddhartha was a healthy and happy boy. He liked to learn and found it easy to study, and was the cleverest in his class and the best at games. He was always considerate to others and was popular among his friends.

6. The prince was kind to everyone. He was gentle with his horse and other animals. Because he was a prince his life was very easy, and he could have chosen to ignore the problems of others. But he felt sympathy for others. He knew that all creatures, including people, animals and all other living beings, like to be happy and don't like suffering and pain.

7. Siddhartha always took care not to do anything harmful to any creature. He liked to help others. For example, one day the prince saw one of the town boys beating a snake with a stick. He immediately stopped the boy, and told him not to hurt the snake.

8. One day, Siddhartha was playing with his friends in the palace garden. One of the boys was his cousin, Prince Devadatta. While Siddhartha was gentle and kind, Devadatta was by nature cruel and liked to kill other creatures. While they were playing, Devadatta shot a swan with his bow and arrow. It was badly wounded. But Siddhartha took care of the swan until its wounds healed. When the swan was well again, he let it go free.

9. Siddhartha liked to watch what was happening and think about different things. One afternoon his father took him to the annual Ploughing Festival. The king started the ceremony by driving the first pair of beautifully decorated bullocks. Siddhartha sat down under a rose-apple tree and watched everyone. He noticed that while people were happily enjoying themselves, the bullocks had to work terribly hard and plough the field. They did not look happy at all.

10. Then Siddhartha noticed various other creatures around him. He saw a lizard eating ants. But soon a snake came, caught the lizard, and ate it. Then, suddenly a bird came down from the sky, picked up the snake and so it was eaten also. Siddhartha realised that all these creatures might think that they were happy for a while, but that they ended up suffering.

11. Siddhartha thought deeply about what he saw around him. He learned that although he was happy, there was a lot of suffering in life. So he felt deep sympathy for all creatures. When the king and the maids noticed that the prince was not among the crowd, they went to look for him. They were surprised to find the prince sitting with legs crossed, in deep meditation.
12. The king did not want his son to think about deep things in life too much, because he remembered that the wise men had predicted that his son might one day want to leave the palace and become a monk. So, in order to distract him, the king built Siddhartha a beautiful palace with a lovely garden to play in. But this did not stop the prince from thinking about the suffering and unhappiness that he noticed around him

13. Siddhartha grew up to be a handsome young man of great strength. He was now of an age to get married. To stop Siddhartha from thinking of leaving home, King Suddhodana arranged for him to be married to his own beautiful cousin, Princess Yasodhara.

14. Following the ancient tradition, Siddhartha had to prove how brave he was to be worthy of Yasodhara. In the presence of her parents he was asked to tame a wild horse. Siddhartha tamed the horse not by beating it, as some suitors might, but by talking to the horse to calm it and stroking it gently. Yasodhara wanted to marry the prince, and no one else. They were married in a great ceremony. Both were only sixteen years old.

15. To stop the prince from thinking about unhappiness or leaving home, King Suddhodana built a pleasure palace for Siddhartha and Yasodhara. Dancers and singers were asked to entertain them, and only healthy and young people were allowed into the palace and the palace garden. The king did not want Siddhartha to know that everybody gets sick, grows old and will die. But in spite of the king's efforts, the prince was not happy. He wanted to know what life was like for people who lived outside the palace walls.

16. Finally, the king allowed Siddhartha to go on short visits to the nearby towns. He went with his attendant, Channa. On his first visit Siddhartha saw a white haired, wrinkled man dressed in rags. Such a sight surprised him, as he had never seen anyone old before. Channa explained to him that this man was old and that everyone will be old one day. Siddhartha felt frightened by that and asked Channa to take him back home. At night, he could not sleep and he kept on thinking about old age.

17. Although Siddhartha felt frightened by the vision of getting old, he wanted to see more of the world outside. On his next visit, he saw a man lying on the ground and moaning. Out of compassion, he rushed over to the man. Channa warned him that the man was sick and that everyone, even noble people like Siddhartha or the king could get sick.

18. On the third visit, Siddhartha and Channa saw four men carrying another man on a stretcher. Channa told Siddhartha that the man was dead and was going to be cremated. He also said that no one can escape death, and told the prince that everyone will die one day. When they returned to the palace, Siddhartha kept on thinking about what he had seen. Finally, he made a strong decision to find a way out of the suffering of old age, sickness and death.

19. Some time later, while the prince was riding in the garden, he saw a man in a yellow robe. He noticed that the man looked very peaceful and happy. Channa explained to him that the man was a monk. The monk had left his family and given up his desire for pleasures to search for freedom from worldly suffering. The prince felt inspired by the sight of the monk and began to want to leave home to search for freedom in the same way. That day, his wife gave birth to a lovely baby boy. Although he loved the boy, Siddhartha could not rejoice because he wanted to become a monk. He realised that now it would be more difficult for him to leave home.

20. From the day when he decided that he wanted to leave the palace the prince lost all interest in watching the dancing girls and other such pleasures. He kept on thinking instead about how to free himself and others from sickness, ageing and death. Finally, he decided he had to leave the palace and his family and become a homeless monk, in order to understand life and what caused suffering.

21. One night, when everyone in the palace was asleep, Siddhartha asked Channa to prepare his horse, Kanthaka. In the meantime he went into the room where Yasodhara and their newborn boy Rahula slept. He was filled with loving-kindness towards them and promised himself that he would come back to see them. But first he had to understand why all creatures suffer, and find out how they could escape from suffering.

22. In the silence of the night, Prince Siddhartha mounted Kanthaka. Accompanied by Channa, he left the palace and the city of Kapilavatthu. They stopped at a river some distance from the city and the prince took off his expensive dress and put on the robes of a monk. Then he told Channa to take the horse back to the palace. At first, both Channa and Kanthaka refused to go back, but Siddhartha insisted that he had to go on alone. With tears rolling down his face, Kanthaka watched as the prince walked out of sight.

23. So, at the age of 29, Siddhartha began the homeless life of a monk. From Kapilavatthu, he walked south to the city of Rajagaha, the capital of the Magadha country. The king of this country was named Bimbisara. The morning after Siddhartha arrived, he went to the city and obtained his meal for the day by begging.

24. After his meal, Siddhartha decided to go to the mountains where many hermits (people who live alone) and sages (wise people) lived. On the way there, he came across a flock of sheep. Shepherds were driving the herd to Rajagaha to be sacrificed in a fire ceremony. One little lamb was injured. Out of compassion Siddhartha picked up the lamb and followed the shepherds back to the city.
25. In the city, the fire was burning on the altar, and King Bimbisara and a group of priests were chanting hymns. They all worshipped fire. When the leader of the fire-worshippers lifted his sword to kill the first sheep, Siddhartha quickly stopped him. He asked the king not to let the worshippers destroy the lives of the poor animals. Then Siddhartha turned to the worshippers and told them: "Life is extremely precious. All living creatures want to live, just like people."

26. He continued: "If people expect mercy, they should show mercy. By the law of cause and effect (karma), those who kill others will, in turn, be killed. If we expect happiness in the future, we must not harm any creatures. Whoever sows suffering will reap the same fruits." This speech completely changed the king's mind, and the minds of the fire-worshippers. He stopped the killing ceremony and invited Siddhartha to stay and teach his people. But Siddhartha declined, as he had not yet found the truth he was seeking.

27. After Siddhartha left Rajagaha, he went to see a sage (wise person) named Alara Kalama. He stayed with the sage and studied diligently. Soon, he knew as much as his teacher. But although he had learned how to make his mind very calm, he still did not know the way to freedom from all suffering. So he thanked Alara Kalama and left to find another teacher.

28. Siddhartha then studied with a sage named Uddaka Ramaputta. He learned how to make his mind very still and empty of all thoughts and emotions. But he still did not understand the mystery of life and death, and did not find the complete freedom from suffering that he sought. Again, Siddhartha thanked his teacher and left. But, this time, he decided to find the ultimate truth by his own wisdom and effort.

29. In those days, there were many wandering monks who belonged to various cults. They had left their families to become ascetics. They believed that by starving themselves or tormenting their bodies (asceticism) they would be reborn in heaven. Their belief was that the more they suffered in this life, the more pleasure they would receive in the future. So some ate extremely little food, some stood on one foot for a long time, and others slept on boards covered with sharp nails.
30. Siddhartha also tried to become an ascetic. He thought that if he practiced hard enough, he would become enlightened (that is, know the way and be able to overcome suffering). So he found a place at Uruvela near a river and a village, where he could wash and obtain his daily food. There were five other men living there, and they became his companions. Like Siddhartha, they also practiced asceticism. Their names were Kondanna, Bhaddiya, Vappa, Mahanama and Assaji.

31. Siddhartha practiced various forms of asceticism for six years. He reduced his eating more and more until he ate nothing at all. He became extremely thin, but still he did not want to give up such practice. One day, while meditating alone he fainted, exhausted by the ascetic practices.

32. At that time, a shepherd boy with a goat walked by. He saw Siddhartha and realised that without any food Siddhartha would die very soon. So he quickly fed him some warm goat's milk. Soon Siddhartha regained consciousness and began to feel better. He realised that without the boy's help, he would have died before attaining enlightenment.

33. From then on, Siddhartha began eating normally. Soon his health was completely restored. It was clear to him now that asceticism was not the way to enlightenment. However, his five friends continued with their ascetic practices. They thought that Siddhartha had become greedy and so they left him. One morning, a girl named Sujata offered Siddhartha some delicious milk-rice porridge and said to him: "May you be successful in obtaining your wishes!"

34. On the same day, Siddhartha accepted an offering of straw from a straw-peddler, made a seat from it and sat down to meditate under a large bodhi tree, facing east. He made a promise to himself: "I will not give up until I achieve my goal, until I find a way of freedom from suffering, for myself and all people."

35. As he meditated, Siddhartha let go of all outside disturbances, and memories of pleasures from the past. He let go of all worldly thoughts and turned his mind to finding the ultimate truth about life. He asked himself: "How does suffering start? How can one be free from suffering?" At first many distracting images appeared in his mind. But finally his mind became very calm, like a pond of still water. In the calm of deep meditation, Siddhartha concentrated on how his own life had started.

36. First, Siddhartha remembered his previous lives. Next, he saw how beings are reborn according to the law of cause and effect, or karma. He saw that good deeds lead the way, from suffering to peace. Then he saw that the origin of suffering is being greedy, which arises from thinking that we are more important than everybody else. Finally, he became completely free from thinking in a way that caused him any suffering. This freedom is called nirvana. So, at the age of 35, Siddhartha became the Buddha, the Supreme Enlightened One.

37. After attaining the supreme enlightenment, the Buddha remained sitting in the happiness of nirvana for several days. Later, a Brahmin, an upper caste man, came by the tree where the Buddha sat. He greeted the Buddha and asked: "What qualities does one have to have to be a true Brahmin and a noble person?" The Buddha replied: "The true Brahmin must give up all evil. He must give up all conceit, try to understanding all things and practice pure living. This way he will deserve to be called a Brahmin."

38. After a long rest, the Buddha began to plan what to do in the future. He thought: "Although the Dharma (teaching) is deep and will be difficult for most people to understand, there are some who only have a little craving. Such people may be able to accept the Dharma. They are like the lotuses that extend their stalks from the bottom of the pond up in the air, to receive sunshine. So I should not keep this radiant truth a secret. I should make it known everywhere, so that all people can benefit from it."

39. Then the Buddha thought: "Who should I teach first? The person must be interested in the Dharma and quick to understand it." First he thought of his old teachers, Alara Kalama and Uddaka Ramaputta. But they had both died. Then he remembered his five ascetic friends, Kondanna, Bhaddiya, Vappa, Mahanama and Assaji. When he found out that they were living at Sarnath, near Varanasi, he left soon afterwards to find them.

40. At Sarnath, when the five ascetics saw the Buddha coming, they decided not even to greet him or talk to him. They still thought that he was greedy and had given up his search for truth. But as he got closer, they realised that he was surrounded by a brilliant light and looked very noble. They were so astonished that they forgot about their previous decision. They greeted him, offered him some water and quickly prepared a seat.

41. After sitting down, the Buddha told them: "Monks! I have realised the truth of the end of suffering (nirvana), and the way to end suffering. If you learn and practice it, you will soon become enlightened. You must take responsibility for working to understand these things." At first, the five monks doubted his words and asked him many questions. But finally they began to trust him and wanted to hear his teaching. And so the Buddha gave his first teaching to the five monks at Sarnath.

42. The Buddha taught them the Four Noble Truths. The first Noble Truth was about the fact that suffering exists. The second was about the cause of suffering; the third was that it is possible to end suffering; and the fourth explained the path to be followed if you want to end suffering. During this first teaching, Kondanna understood everything and attained the first stage of enlightenment. Then he asked the Buddha to ordain him as a monk. Soon the other four also joined the Buddha's order. All five monks practiced diligently and with the help of the Buddha they soon became fully enlightened ones, or arahants.

43. The Buddha continued teaching at the Deer Park in Sarnath. After hearing the teachings Yasa, a young man from a wealthy family, and his best friends left home and became monks. Later, fifty young men from high-caste families also left their homes and joined the community of monks to spend their lives practising the Buddha's teachings.

44. When the Buddha had sixty monks as his disciples (students) he held a meeting. He told them: "Go and spread the Dharma to other places, to give more people the chance of gaining freedom from suffering. Spread the Dharma so that human lives may be purified and brightened. There are people ready for the Dharma. They will be able to understand it. I myself will go to teach at Uruvela."

45. After the Buddha sent out his sixty-arahant disciples for the first time, he travelled to Magadha in the southeast, to Uruvela village. After hearing the Buddha's teaching, many men left their homes and became monks. Later, more than 1,000 of them became fully enlightened arahants.

46. Then the Buddha took his arahant disciples to Rajagaha. He went to teach and enlighten King Bimbisara and his people, as he had previously promised the king he would. After hearing the Dharma, King Bimbisara took refuge (look for protection and help) in the Buddha and became his follower. Later, he donated Veluvana Park as a residence for the Buddha and the monks. Veluvana became the first Buddhist monastery.

47. One morning, on his way from Veluvana to beg for his daily alms food, the Buddha came across a young man named Sigala. The man was bowing to the east, south, west and north. Then he saluted the sky above and the earth below. He finished by scattering seeds in these six directions. The Buddha asked him why he did such things. Sigala replied that his father, before he died, asked him to do this ritual daily, to protect himself from any evil that might happen to him.

48. The Buddha then explained to Sigala what his father had really meant. By asking him to bow in the six directions, his father really wanted him to remember, respect and be kind to all living beings in all directions. By doing this he would create good karma and he would be protected. Finally, the Buddha instructed Sigala not to kill, steal, be unfaithful to his wife, lie or take intoxicants. These are the training rules known as the Five Precepts.

49. During the Buddha's stay near Rajagaha, there was a well-known teacher of one of the traditional schools. He had about two hundred students, and among them were Upatissa and Kolita. These two students were best friends. They wanted to learn more about life and death than their teacher had been able to teach them. So they agreed with each other that they would search for the highest knowledge, and as soon as one of them found it, he would share it with the other.

50. One morning Upatissa was walking towards Rajagaha. On the way there he met a monk who looked very peaceful and seemed to be free from all fear. This monk was the arahant Assaji, one of the five former ascetics. Upatissa went towards him and said: "Venerable master! Who is your teacher and what did he teach you?" The monk replied with a smile: "My teacher is a great sage of the Sakya clan. He is the Buddha, and I practice according to his teaching."

51. Then Upatissa asked Venerable Assaji: "What is the teaching of the Buddha?" Assaji replied: "I will tell you the meaning of the Buddha's teaching very briefly. The Buddha said that there is a cause for everything and he also taught how things decay." Upatissa was so clever that when he heard this he understood that whatever comes into existence will also decay, and he attained the first stage of enlightenment. Then he thanked Assaji, asked him where he might find the Buddha, and left.
52. After this encounter Upatissa was filled with happiness, and went straight to see Kolita. He told Kolita what the noble monk Assaji had told him. Instantly, Kolita also understood the Buddha's teaching and attained the first stage of enlightenment. Finally, the two friends went to see the Buddha. They asked him to accept them as monks and the Buddha agreed. After practicing diligently, they both attained arahantship. Later, they became the Buddha's chief disciples and were known under their monks' names as Sariputta and Moggallana.

53. When the Buddha was living at Rajagaha, a conference was held at Veluvana on the full moon of the third month of the year. One thousand two hundred and fifty monks attended the meeting. They were all arahants and all of them arrived on the same day.

54. On this special occasion, the Buddha told his disciples to practice and teach following the same basic principles. The essence of this teaching was: do not do anything bad, do good and purify your mind.
55. When King Suddhodana learned that his son had become a Buddha and was staying at Rajagaha, he sent an officer to invite the Buddha to Kapilavatthu. The Buddha promised to visit his

family. So one day the Buddha took his disciples to Kapilavatthu. They arrived in the evening and stayed in a garden outside the city. The next morning, the Buddha and his disciples went to the city to beg for alms food.

56. When the king found out that the prince was begging for food, he felt very angry and disappointed. He asked his driver to take him straight to the Buddha. When he saw the Buddha, he spoke to him in an angry way: "My son! Today you have done a most disgraceful thing to the royal family and me. Have your ancestors ever done such a thing? Have they ever accepted food like beggars?"

57. The Buddha spoke calmly to his angry father: "Father! I am not following the custom of my worldly ancestors. I am following the tradition of the Buddhas of the past. All past Buddhas begged for food, to inspire people to follow the teachings. Then the Buddha explained some basics of the Dharma to the king. Then King Suddhodana calmed down and asked the Buddha and his disciples to accept food at the palace.

58. In the palace, after finishing a delicious meal, the Buddha taught the Dharma to the king, his relatives, and other people. Then he took two of his senior disciples to see Yasodhara, the cousin he had married at the age of sixteen, and Rahula, his son. Yasodhara was very sad. The Buddha could see past lives, and he compassionately told her about the good actions she had done in the past and explained the Dharma to her.
59. Later Rahula, who was seven years old, was ordained by the Buddha and became the first novice in the Buddhist tradition. (A novice is someone who is in training but has not yet taken the full vows of a monk or nun.) Besides Rahula, the Buddha also converted his step-brother Nanda and several princes of the Sakya clan. Among them were his cousins Ananda and Devadatta.

60. Many years after he left Kapilavatthu, the Buddha went back to visit his father King Suddhodana, who was very ill. The king was very happy to see the Buddha again and felt better. But because he was very old, he could no longer resist the illness, and two or three days later he passed away. Everyone felt very sad.

61. When King Suddhodana died, Lady Prajapati Gotami felt very sad. She and several other women decided to leave the worldly life and join the Buddha's group of monks to practice the Dharma. So she led the women to see the Buddha. She asked him to accept them as nuns, but the Buddha refused. The women felt very disappointed and cried. But they did not give up their wish to become nuns.
62. When the Buddha was residing at the Mahavaha Monastery, Lady Prajapati Gotami and her group of women went to the monastery and told Ananda what had happened. Ananda felt compassion for them and promised to help them. He went to see the Buddha to ask him to be merciful and let the women join the monastic order. But the Buddha refused again.

63. Ananda then said: "I beg you, Lord Buddha, please do a favour to Prajapati Gotami and accept her and other women as nuns, because she has done you great favours in the past. She brought you up as her own son." So finally the Buddha said: "Alright, if they are willing to follow the monastic rules I give them, they can leave home and become nuns and practise the Dharma."

64. After leaving the Buddha, Ananda went to tell Lady Prajapati Gotami the good news. All the women were very happy and promised to observe the eight rules of conduct that the Buddha gave them. Ananda then went back to the Buddha and told him that the women were happy to follow the rules. So Prajapati Gotami became the first Buddhist nun.

65. Of all the disciples of the Buddha, his cousin Ananda, was the most devoted to him. So the Buddha selected him to be his close attendant. Another of the Buddha's cousins also became a monk. His name was Devadatta. But he was envious of the Buddha and competed with him, trying to take over the leadership.

66. Devadatta was very conceited, and was jealous of the two chief disciples of the Buddha. So he left the Sangha (the community of monks and nuns) and made friends with the crown-prince Ajatasattu, son of King Bimbisara. The prince built a private monastery for Devadatta. Devadatta then persuaded the prince to kill his father, King Bimbisara, and make himself king. The prince followed Devadatta's evil scheme and starved his father to death so he could become king.

67. Now Devadatta felt very powerful, because the new king was his friend and supporter. So he decided to kill the Buddha. One evening, while the Buddha was walking past a rocky hill, Devadatta pushed a huge stone down the hillside, intending to kill the Buddha. But the rock suddenly broke into many pieces and only one sharp piece hit the Buddha, on his foot. The Buddha returned to the monastery and was treated by the famous physician Jivaka.

68. Although his evil plot had failed, Devadatta tried to kill the Buddha again. When the Buddha was on his daily alms-round at Rajagaha, Devadatta set loose a wild elephant. But as the wild elephant ran towards the Buddha, it became calm because of the Buddha's enormous loving-kindness. After this incident, Devadatta gave up trying to kill the Buddha, but he still wanted to break up the Sangha.

69. To impress the other monks and nuns and disrupt the Sangha, Devadatta asked the Buddha to make stricter rules of conduct for the Sangha. He asked that monks not be allowed to sleep in houses or eat any meat. But the Buddha refused Devadatta's proposal. He said: "If some monks prefer to sleep in the open or not eat meat, they are free to do so. But if they do not wish to live this way they do not have to." Finally, the Buddha said: "Devadatta, if you try to break up the Sangha you will reap the evil fruits."

70. Devadatta ignored the Buddha's warning, led away a group of monks and made himself their leader. One day, when Devadatta was asleep, the Buddha's chief disciple Sariputta came and warned the monks about the consequences of evil actions. The monks realised their mistake and returned to the Buddha. When Devadatta woke up he was so angry that he became ill. Eventually, he began to regret his actions, and he asked his servants to take him to see the Buddha. But he died unexpectedly on the way there.
71. The Buddha taught people for forty-five years. He travelled to different kingdoms in India, always on foot. During the rainy seasons, he stayed at monasteries built for him and the Sangha by different supporters. The places the Buddha stayed at most often were Veluvana, near Rajagaha, and Jetavana, near Savatthi. During all these years, the Buddha worked hard every day to spread the teachings.

72. The Buddha usually got up before sunrise, took a bath, and then contemplated on whom to teach. When he found someone ready to understand and accept the teaching, he would go and teach that person the same day. After sunrise, the Buddha went to beg for alms from people in the neighbourhood. Sometimes he went alone, and sometimes with his monks. Some people also invited him to their homes to accept offerings. After the meal, he taught them the Dharma. Then he returned to the monastery.

73. Back at the monastery, the Buddha rested quietly in the hall, under a tree or in his room, waiting for the monks to return from their alms round. When all the monks and nuns had assembled in the hall he gave a Dharma talk or just encouraged them to practice the Dharma. Some monks also asked him for personal instructions for their Dharma practice. The Buddha then considered their natures and gave to each of them the individual advice that suited them best.

74. In the summertime, the people from the neighbourhood used to visit him in the evenings. Some came to offer him gifts, others to hear his teachings. The Buddha taught them the Dharma using skilful language, so that everyone would benefit. After the talk everyone would feel happy and satisfied.

75. After the people left, the Buddha usually took a bath. Then he would meditate for some time. After that, he would instruct monks who came from other places. He helped them to understand the difficult parts of the Dharma and so made them very happy. At sunset, the Buddha usually went for a walk to refresh himself. After this he would again give talks to his monks. Late at night, distinguished people, such as kings, came for advice and instruction in the Dharma.

76. After this, the Buddha went to sleep, usually for four hours only. He slept on his right side and woke up before sunrise. Then he entered into deep meditation to explore the natures of his audience for that day.

77. The Buddha always worked very hard to spread the Dharma. When he was not travelling, he spent time not only explaining the Dharma, but also in helping people to solve their daily problems. He was always willing to help people from any station in life, whether they were a housewife, a farmer, or just somebody in need of help.

78. The Buddha was never reluctant to answer difficult questions or explain complicated problems. He never felt irritated by the person asking questions, and always was able to answer correctly. The Buddha always explained the Dharma in a way that was most suited to the natures of his listeners. He welcomed all people. Many who doubted him at first became convinced of the truth of his teaching. They then became his loyal disciples.

79. After 45 years of travelling and teaching, the Buddha had reached his eightieth year. Although his mind was strong, he felt that his body was getting weaker. He realised that his life was coming to an end. So he decided to go north to the foothills of the Himalayas, the region where he was born. He wished to enter the final nirvana, or freedom from suffering. On the way north, the Buddha and Ananda stopped in the Bamboo Grove Village, in the kingdom of Patali. The Buddha decided to stay there for the rainy season.

80. During his stay in the village the Buddha fell seriously ill. After he recovered, he told Ananda: "Ananda, by now the Sangha should know the way to practice, be able to check their practice and attain nirvana. I do not keep any secrets. With all my heart I wish the best for all the monks and nuns. I am an old man now. You should depend on yourselves. You should rely on the Dharma."

81. In the morning, after eating, the Buddha went to the Pava Stupa to meditate. He sat on a rock in the shade of a tree and investigated with his mind when he would be due to pass away. He concluded that he would enter the final nirvana after three months. When he told this to Ananda, Ananda begged him: "Please stay and continue helping people to end suffering!" The Buddha replied: "Ananda, the life of the Buddha is drawing to its close. He will attain final nirvana three months from now. Death is unavoidable."

82. Then the Buddha called the monks and gave them many important instructions. He encouraged them to practice his teaching for the benefit of all people in the world, and to help others to learn and practice the Dharma. He also encouraged them to serve as good examples for the people of the world. Finally he instructed: "All things must grow old and pass away. Study the truths I have taught you and put them into practice; guard your own minds; do not be careless, so that you can be freed from suffering and rebirth."

83. One morning, to have a last look at the city of Vesali, the Buddha and Ananda went there to beg for alms. After that the Buddha and his disciples visited neighbouring villages, and the Buddha taught the Dharma to people. The Buddha also told his disciples that when anyone teaches them the Dharma, they should carefully verify it against the Dharma taught by the Buddha. He said that if it was not consistent with his teaching, they should reject it. Then they continued to the city of Pava and rested in the Mango garden, which belonged to Cunda, the son of a goldsmith.

83. One morning, to have a last look at the city of Vesali, the Buddha and Ananda went there to beg for alms. After that the Buddha and his disciples visited neighbouring villages, and the Buddha taught the Dharma to people. The Buddha also told his disciples that when anyone teaches them the Dharma, they should carefully verify it against the Dharma taught by the Buddha. He said that if it was not consistent with his teaching, they should reject it. Then they continued to the city of Pava and rested in the Mango garden, which belonged to Cunda, the son of a goldsmith.

85. Finally the Buddha and Ananda arrived at the boundaries of Kusinara. When they came to Salavana, a holiday resort of the royal clan of the Mallas, the Buddha felt he could go no further. So he asked Ananda to prepare a place for him to lie down. Ananda took the Buddha's outer robe and placed it on a bed between two big sal trees. The Buddha then lay down on his right side. He did not fall asleep, but rested to relieve his pain and fatigue. His mind remained as tranquil as it had ever been.

86. Ananda felt that the Buddha was really leaving him this time, and he felt deep grief in his heart. So he left the Buddha, and went to an isolated place among trees to cry. He thought: "Unlike the other monks, I still have not reached the stage of an arahant, and I shall lose my compassionate master forever, and be left alone." His face became flooded with tears. When the other monks told the Buddha that Ananda was weeping in a hidden place, the Buddha asked them to bring Ananda back.

87. On Ananda's return, the Buddha praised him in front of the other monks. He told them: "Ananda has, at all times, been my most excellent attendant. He knew how to arrange just the right time for me to meet with visitors. He always treated all visitors well." Later, Ananda said to the Buddha: "Lord Buddha, please do not enter nirvana in such a small and unimportant place. Please select one of the large cities, such as Rajagaha or Vesali, and enter the final nirvana there. In those cities there are many rich and powerful people who are your disciples. They can take responsibility for your holy remains."

88. The Buddha said to Ananda: "No Ananda, do not say that. This is not a small and insignificant place. Long ago this was a prosperous city, and the residence of a righteous king. Ananda, go to Kusinara and tell the king and the people that late tonight the Buddha will enter the final nirvana in this forest. If they wish to, they should come to see me before this time." So Ananda went to Kusinara with several monks and told King Malla and his people what the Buddha had said.

89. When the people of Kusinara learnt that the Buddha was about to enter nirvana, they all felt very sad and cried. They said: "It is too early for the Buddha to enter final nirvana. The light of the world is going to be extinguished too soon!" Men, women and children, crying loudly, went to Salavana, where the Buddha was staying. They all hoped to see the Buddha one more time.

90. A wandering young man from an ascetic cult, whose name was Subhadda, happened to be in Kusinara. When he learnt that the Buddha was about to enter the final nirvana, he decided to visit him. He wanted to ask the Buddha some questions that bothered him. He believed that only the Buddha would be able to give him a thorough explanation. So he went to Salavana, and asked Ananda to allow him to see the Buddha. However Ananda refused him permission, as he thought that the Buddha was too tired to see visitors.

91. But Subhadda was very anxious to see the Buddha and asked Ananda again and again. When the Buddha heard them both talking, he knew Subhadda's good motivation. So he told Ananda to let Subhadda come in. Having listened to Subhadda's questions, the Buddha taught him until any problems in Subhadda's mind were cleared up. Subhadda gained confidence in the Buddha and the Dharma and asked the Buddha to accept him as a monk. Thus Subhadda became the last person to be ordained by the Buddha.

92. Later the Buddha gave the monks and nuns the last chance to ask any questions. He asked them if any of them still had doubts about the Buddha, Dharma and Sangha. But none of them had any doubts about the Triple Gem. Finally the Buddha said to the monks: "Monks, this is the last time for me to talk to you. All things change. Work hard to gain your own salvation!"

93. The Buddha then entered into meditation, deeper and deeper, until his mind was purely balanced and steadily focused. And then he passed away. Thus, the Buddha, the Blessed One, had attained that final freedom known as nirvana. Soon after the death of the Buddha a meeting of 500 arahants was held to collect together all his teachings. They were memorised and handed down from one generation of monks to the next. In this way, the teachings of the Buddha were not lost, and we can still hear them today.

化解冤亲债主的方法

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化解冤亲债主的方法：（家中争斗，家宅不安，眷属分离，冤家相遇等都属于冤家讨债）

　　一、要化解时的必要认知

　　许多人觉得我是好人，心地好，从来没害人之心，为何会有冤亲债主？其实，无量劫来，我们身、口、意三

业，造作了太多的贪瞋痴、杀盗淫等恶业，跟无量无边的众生结了不少怨仇。别的恶业暂且勿论，单是杀生吃

肉，就跟他们结下深厚的怨仇。

　　印光大师说：“凡属危险大病，多由宿世现生杀业而得。”一碗之肉，冤魂缠绕，一念杀心，罪债难逃。它

们被我们杀害时产生无量的痛苦，这个怨恨就像无形枷锁，把它们的痛苦牢牢的锁住，让它们无时无刻不在痛苦

的折磨中，而不得开解。它们痛苦如此之大，难怪今世遇到杀害它们的人，就迫不及待的要讨债──讨回一个公

道。我们看到人临终时的痛苦现象，看起来都不忍心。为什么会有那些现象？这都是他的冤亲债主来找他算帐。

他不懂这些道理，只知道跟众生结罪缘，不懂自己累劫来的冤亲债主，大部份都是被自己吃来的！

　　不仅是病苦，就连日常生活中许多不如意、不顺遂的事，也常常是受到冤亲债主干扰而不自知。《地藏经》

中提到：“阎浮提行善之人，临命终时，亦有百千恶道鬼神，或变作父母，乃至诸眷属，引接亡人，令落恶道，

何况本造恶者。”这些临命终时现身的恶道鬼神，也都是冤亲债主变现来诱骗我们前往三恶道受苦的。

　　因此，当我们遇到重大病苦或诸多不顺时，理应依照佛法的教导来正确面对，而非到处求神问卜，藉卜卦改

运来化解灾难，这种做法即使花再多的钱，终究也是徒然！印光大师说：“世人有病及危险灾难等，不知念佛修

善，妄欲祈求鬼神，遂致杀害生命，业上加业，实为可怜。人生世间，凡有境缘，多由宿业。既有病苦，念佛修

善，忏悔宿业，业消则病愈。彼鬼神自己尚在业海之中，何能令人消业？即有大威力之正神，其威力若比佛菩萨

之威力，直同萤火之比日光。佛弟子不向佛菩萨祈祷，向鬼神祈祷，即为邪见，即为违背佛教，不可不知。”

　　疾病的种类：

　　病有三种。第一种病是生理的疾病。饮食不当或寒暑不留意招惹的病，比如说感冒，发烧了，怎么办呢？赶

快上医院打针吃药，绝对不能耽误。因为身体发烧之后恐出现并发症，引起其它别的病变，耽误不得，赶快去打

针吃药，几天后也就好了。

　　第二种是业障病。凡是到医院能检查出来的病就叫业障病。你要肯真心念佛，就能消这个业障。大陆一位

居士的肺门上长了一个比鸡蛋还大的肿瘤，发病时大口地吐血。大夫一看没治了，发出死亡通知书。他母亲是学

佛人，学得相当好就告诉他：“儿子，咱们不治了，咱找个高明的大夫吧。”找谁呢？大医王。“儿子，你就念

佛吧，死呢，咱就死到阿弥陀佛那里去！”就这样他念佛求往生。念了两个月的佛，回家后就往外吐血、吐烂

肉，吐了四次不吐了，后来再到医院检查，肿瘤没有了。

　　这就是由自己业力所感得的业障病（例如癌症、糖尿病、脑血栓、冠心病等等这些病症较重、患者痛苦、不

易治愈的疾病都可以归纳到业障病之内，尤其是我们学佛修行之后，很多人业障现前反而得了重病，这些都是障

碍我们修学的业障病）。业障病怎么去除呢？自己的业力还得自己消。他没烧金元宝，也没烧黄纸钱，就是死心

塌地地念佛，最后肿瘤没有了。普贤菩萨在十大愿王中教给我们“忏悔业障”，诚心的忏悔才是消除修学路上众

多业障的主要方法。

　　业障病需要不需要吃药呢？也需要吃药。但要明白吃药是助缘，助你好得快，能治业障病的主因是清净心、

忏悔心，诵经念佛来祈求佛菩萨加持的恭敬心。心里没有贪、瞋、痴三毒，外边的毒素就不会感染，再用客观因

素的助缘吃点药，病就好得快。

　　第三种病不好治。什么病呢？冤亲债主的病。什么是冤亲债主的病？到医院检查不出来因，但是自我感觉身

体又确实有病。病源是什么？冤亲债主，所谓冤鬼附身。

　　医生没法医治，药物对他不起作用。这一类病如何治？佛法的超度诵经、解冤释结对这类病有效。超度，用

现代话来讲，就是调解、劝导。因为过去做错了事，希望求谅解。诵经、拜忏的目的就是调解，如果对方接受

了，他离开，病就会好起来。

　　现代人被冤亲债主附身的很多，神智失常、胡言乱语，严重的就送精神病院去治疗，结果愈治疗愈糟糕。

　　冤亲债主这个病最好找高僧大德从中调解化解。可到哪里去找高僧大德？高僧大德是可遇而不可求。找不到

怎么办？在佛前忏悔业障，自己去调解，要天天忏悔，这就需要诵《地藏经》，念地藏王菩萨，然后把功德回向

给这些冤亲债主。今天他不饶你，明天、后天还这样做，直到能够感动他们为止。为什么不念“阿弥陀佛”？因

为这句佛号功德不可思议，登地菩萨尚不能知其少分功德，何况是在六道轮回中的鬼神界众生！蕅益大师在《弥

陀要解》中提到：“一声阿弥陀佛，即释迦本师于五浊恶世，所得之阿耨多罗三藐三菩提法。今以此果觉，全体

授与浊恶众生，乃诸佛所行境界。唯佛与佛能究尽，非九界自力所能信解也。”印光大师也提到：“净土法门，

唯佛与佛乃能究尽。登地菩萨，不能知其少分。”

　　“法无高下，应机则妙；药无贵贱，对症则良”。在《地藏经》中，释迦牟尼佛将他灭度后、弥勒佛未出世

之前的娑婆世界众生，嘱咐地藏菩萨代为照顾与救度，换言之，佛不在世，地藏菩萨为代理佛。

　　不明理的人，不知道解冤释结要从化解冤亲债主内心的仇恨着手，反而利用“大鬼赶小鬼”的打压方式，仗

着他们所拜的鬼神或符咒，去驱赶冤亲债主，强迫他们离开。此举不但成效不彰，还会把冤亲债主给惹毛，虽然

可能暂时屈服于大鬼的势力，暂时离开不来讨债，但等到过阵子因缘又具足时，就会变本加厉来算这笔帐。犹如

欠债人对待讨债人，不但无还债之诚心，反而以强蛮手段对待讨债人，导致仇上加仇，所以冤冤相报，苦不堪

言。

　　明理的人，了解凡事皆有因缘，“欲知前世因，今生受者是；欲知来世果，今生作者是”。为彻底解冤释

结，帮助对方离苦得乐，理应以慈悲心、真诚心念佛诵经来回向给冤亲债主。藉由自己真诚忏悔的心力与佛菩萨

大慈大悲的法力，来化解冤亲债主内心的仇恨、解除他们身心的痛苦、并帮助他们超生善道或往生到极乐世界，

这样才能真正解开往昔纠缠不清、冤冤相报的恶缘。

　　二、每日固定的修行功课

　　要知道我们累劫的冤亲债主在恶道里没有能力解脱，完全靠我们以真诚心、清净心、慈悲心修行，来帮助他

们离苦得乐。但要化解冤亲债主心中的仇恨，不是短时间可以办到的事情，必须要发长远心为冤亲债主永脱恶道

来修行，来让冤亲债主感受到我们真诚忏悔的诚意。这些诚意如同心灵甘露，不但能清洗我们的贪瞋痴慢，也可

浇熄冤亲债主心中的怒火，化怨恨成宽容，再藉由佛力加持，来帮助他们离苦得乐。

　　为了解冤释结，我们要发愿在固定时间内专门为他读多少部经，数量要多。例如发愿念一百部经或一千部

经，而这一百部经或这一千部经，是专门为他而念的。这个有功德，而且力量很大。就像《地藏经》上所说的，

七分功德，念的人得六分，他得一分。但是这种为超度而诵经、念佛，一定要有期限。比如说在一年内念完一千

部经。不能说念一千部，遥遥无期，想到就念，没想到就不念，那是没用的。

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BENEFITS OF RECITING OM MANI PADME HUM

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BENEFITS OF RECITING OM MANI PADME HUM
Lama Zopa Rinpoche

The benefits of reciting OM MANI PADME HUM are like the infinite sky. Depending on how perfectly qualified one’s mind is and on one’s motivation, even reciting OM MANI PADME HUM one time can purify negative karma.

For example, a fully ordained monk who has received all four defeats can completely purify that very heavy negative karma by reciting OM MANI PADME HUM one time. So it is very powerful.

Reciting One Thousand Mantras Each Day
In the teachings it is said the benefits of reciting OM MANI PADME HUM are so many that the explanation will never finish. It is explained that if one recites OM MANI PADME HUM one thousand times every day, then one’s children up to seven generations will not be reborn in the lower realms. So if, for example, parents recite one thousand mantras every day then their children, their children’s children and so forth up to seven generations will never be reborn in the lower realms. So parents have quite a responsibility! This is one way that parents can benefit their children and grandchildren.

If one recites the OM MANI PADME HUM mantra one thousand times every day, then one’s body becomes blessed. So when a person who recites one thousand OM MANI PADME HUM every day goes into water, into a river or ocean for example, that water becomes blessed. Whoever that water touches fish, tiny or big animals, or tiny insects, the negative karma of all those sentient beings is purified and they do not get reborn in the lower realms.

If one recites one thousand OM MANI PADME HUM every day, then at the time of death, when the body is burnt, even the smoke that comes from it purifies the negative karma of whoever it touches or whoever smells it. The negative karma of those sentient beings to be reborn in the lower realms is purified.

Fifteen Major Benefits
There are fifteen major benefits, which are the same for both the long and the short mantra. Actually, there are so many benefits but if one can remember these fifteen, these are the most important, the integrated outlines.

1. In all lifetimes, one will meet with virtuous kings - religious kings like His Holiness the Dalai Lama and other virtuous leaders - and by being in such a place where there is a virtuous king one will have much opportunity to practise Dharma.

2. One will always be reborn in virtuous places where there is a lot of Dharma practice, where there are lots of temples, where one can make lots of offerings, where there a lot of holy objects, statues, stupas and so forth. Being in a place where there are all these holy objects gives one the opportunity to practise Dharma, to create the cause of happiness, to accumulate merit. And being in a place where there are many in the city doing practice inspires oneself to practise Dharma, the cause of happiness.

3. One will always meet with fortunate times and good conditions, which will help your Dharma practice. Having many good things happen it inspires you to practise Dharma, to receive teachings and to meditate.

4. One will always be able to meet with virtuous friends.

5. One will always receive a perfect human body.

6. One’s mind will become familiar with the path, with virtue.

7. One will not allow one’s vows, one’s morality to degenerate.

8. People around you - family, Dharma students, people in the office, and so one - will be kind and harmonious with you.

9. You will always have wealth, the means of living.

10. You will always be protected and served by others.

11. Your wealth will not be stolen or taken away by others.

12. Whatever you wish will succeed.

13. You will always be protected by virtuous nagas and devas.

14. In all lifetimes, you will see Buddha and be able to hear the Dharma.

15. By listening to the pure Dharma, you will be able to actualise the profound meaning, emptiness.

It is said in the teachings that anybody who recites this mantra with compassion - devas or humans - will receive these virtues.

In addition, the mantra has the power to heal many diseases and to protect from any harms.

The Compassionate Buddha manifesting in the form of the mantra leads us to enlightenment. In relation to the Holy Body of the Compassionate Buddha we make offerings, accumulate merit, purify and meditate.

Then the Compassionate Buddha manifests in the form of the mantra OM MANI PADME HUM. Reciting this mantra unifies our negative karma and causes us to actualise the whole path from guru devotion through renunciation, bodhicitta, and emptiness up to the two stages of tantra. Then we are able to bring all sentient beings to enlightenment. That is how the mantra benefits us. It is the Compassionate Buddha’s holy speech manifesting in an external way in order to benefit us.

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Recent footpath

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Wad a great day...today work until noon and zao haha..to meet up my good friends to catch up...long time no see them..we are going on a budget mode where we try to save as much as we can..however we still eat alot...and taste so many moon-cake..simply delicious...in TAka...den we went to wheel lock after makan..i was happy to see an apple store..the display layout and the machine are so beauitful..the price are also beautiful..wau liew one apple iphone casing cost $49 not housing just a piece of plasic and the laptop charger cost $152?? made of gold ar...Omg trying so many food i getting rounder haha...I giving up on my router can announce it is dead! Raining heavyily remind me of 伤心的往事....time to go do exercise

So cool !

Recent foot path

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Long time no go back to work ,suddenly feel like freezing haha...today i work for about 9 hr and the time was very fast.Tomorrow i will be assign to Wine section..Lol how i know all those Wine name....ghost den know....So long..Merlot,Chardonnay,cabernet and so many brand some more...nvm tml just try and learn those chim chim angmoh..Today i try to configure my router..but no matter wad just hang there so frustrating sianz...got to Wait for master haha..And where is my seashell where are you? so long ...Last few day just went to Sentosa to celebrate my frens BD it was a fun trip..We try quite alot of activities.LUDGE Rocks.hmm it is pictures more than words...Lol long story ar..You may like to view my class blog...however now is authorize to our member only..i will try to steal some haha later...i will like to wish Happy BD to SEP boi and gal again...i gona go sleep liao as i have to go study wine tomorrow haha...seashell seashell...Goodnights

Thanks the Buddha for giving me another Good day

Om

Sony Vaio massive Recall

2008-09-07T01:33:00.001+08:00

Sony shares hit by Vaio laptop safety recall
By Robin Harding in Tokyo
Published: September 6 2008 03:00 | Last updated: September 6 2008 03:00
Shares in Sony were knocked yesterday after the Japanese consumer electronics group was forced to recall thousands of defective laptops because of a risk that they could overheat and cause burns.

The recall affects 440,000 laptops in Sony's Vaio TZ series that were sold across the world between May 2007 and July 2008.

Sony has heard of 209 cases of laptops overheating, including seven in which the users suffered minor burns.

A design flaw means that wires near the hinge that connects the body of the laptop to the display are wrongly positioned and can short-circuit and overheat after prolonged use.

"The problem takes time to emerge, so we didn't catch it in our quality control tests," Sony said yesterday.

Sony's image was tarnished a few years ago when it was forced to recall almost 10m laptop batteries used by makers including Sony, Dell and Lenovo after it emerged that, in certain circumstances, the battery could overheat and catch fire.

That incident led to a Y51.2bn ($480m) provision for the Japanese group.

Sony said yesterday that it did not expect the latest laptop problem to have much financial impact, because no other companies were affected and the faulty computers could be quickly repaired and returned to customers.

However, the group yesterday faced criticism for being too slow to inform regulators about the issue.

The consumer electronics group first became aware of the problem a year ago, but did not report it to the Japanese regulators until last month.

"It is not appropriate, given how big the issue is," Toshihiro Nikai, Japan's economy, trade and industry minister, told reporters yesterday.

Vaio computers are an important - if low margin - part of Sony's electronics business which has struggled for profitability in recent years.

The group is keen to make Vaio a Y1,000bn business by its 2010 fiscal year in terms of annual sales.

The laptop business suffered falling profits in the first quarter of this year, however, as it was hit by a combination of fierce competition and falling unit sales prices.

Most analysts felt that the recall would have little immediate effect on Sony's financial results.

Sony's shares fell by 4.2 per cent to Y3,880, their lowest for almost three years, affected by a rise in the yen against the dollar and the euro as well as the laptop recall.

Copyright The Financial Times Limited 2008

Recent foot print

2008-09-03T01:10:00.000+08:00

Hi guys i have been disappearing from this blog for a while.lol it seem that you can only see software update only on my blog don worry software update\download had my move to another part of my blog.First of all i like to wish a very happy birthday to my frens and family on the sep and aug,i know there are quite alot of bd gal and guy around .And also like to thanks Alan for the great gathering.A very enjoying night..having dinner under the dark sky where you can't even see the food but very fun..but i sure i can see ghost haha..in fact a very beautiful ghost.don talk joke at the beach because sea will laugh and cause hai xiao.. : ) Hope to see my acer aspire one asap lol so nice..so long sia..i order the seashell white one....where r u seashell...i will be Giving myself one more week of break den i wil return to my work,and work work zuo zuo! Wah Today see the news the oil price drop to 105 i can see petrol station reduce their price how abt veg,fish and grocery will they reduce? we will check it out whether they will do so...I really did like to wish peace to Thai and Sichuan for the recent earthquake.Harmony is very important.peace.the poor and needy are suffering...Thanks for reading my blog i will stop here ...Hope you guys will get use to my blog interface...lol got to ask auto or manual again..Take care guuys ! delicate this wonderful heart sutra to all the needy,injured,sick,fellow frens,especially duck!

LT

For more recent software and Hp is shift to other part of my blog TY!

My software library

Wall E

2008-08-29T11:18:00.000+08:00

Movie Description:In the distant future, a small waste collecting robot that slowly begins to become sentient inadvertently embarks on a space journey that will ultimately decide the fate of mankind.Rating **** G 88minute

What if mankind had to leave Earth, and somebody forgot to turn the last robot off? WALL-E, a robot, spends every day doing what he was made for. But soon, he will discover what he was meant for. From Academy Award¢ç-winning writer-director, Andrew Stanton ("Finding Nemo"), Disney/Pixar's WALL-E is the story of one robot's comic adventures as he chases his dream across the galaxy.

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Phone Price Range click to enlarge

2008-08-23T01:03:00.000+08:00

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2008-08-21T16:03:00.000+08:00

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2008-08-20T16:58:00.000+08:00

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New in my Blog

2008-08-18T18:10:00.000+08:00

A new download menu have been added to list the top 50 free software for your PC.From media center,wordpad,antivirus to utilities, you can find in the menu.Download with care.

Mantra

2008-08-13T00:46:00.000+08:00

Hi i recently found two beautiful piece of chant and added to my top right hand column of my blog in video form.The Green tara mantra and the medicine Buddha Chant.Hope you will like it.Practice the truth buddhism always!

The medicine Buddha chant

Medicine Buddha is an enlightened being who has unbiased compassion for all living beings. He protects living beings from physical and mental sickness and other dangers and obstacles, and helps them to eradicate the three poisons attachment, hatred, and ignorance which are the source of all sickness and danger. He is a Buddha Doctor.

Medicine Buddha(Lord master of healing)

In Sanskrit

Namo bhagavate bhaisajyaguru-vaidurya
prabha-rajaya tathagataya arhate samyak-
sambuddhaya tadyatha. Om bhaisajye
bhaisajye bhaisajya-samudgate svaha!

This can be translated as:

"I honour the Lord Master of Healing, the Kin of Lapis Lazuli Radiance, Tathagata, Arhat, Perfect Enlightened One, saying: To the healing, to the healing, to the supreme healing hail!

http://dharma-haven.org/tibetan/teachings-medicine-buddha.htm

The Green tara mantra

Green Tara (Sanskrit: Syamatara; Tibetan: Sgrol-ljang), filled with youthful vigor, is a goddess of activity. She is the fiercer form of Tara, but is still a savior-goddess of compassion. She is the consort of Avalokiteshvara and considered by some to be the original Tara. Like Avalokiteshvara, the Green Tara is believed to be an emanation of the "self-born" Buddha Amitabha, and an image of Amitabha is sometimes depicted in Tara's headdress.

Green Tara is believed to have been incarnated as the Nepali wife of the Tibetan king Srong-brtsan-sgam-po. In Buddhism, the color green signifies activity and accomplishment. Thus Amoghasiddhi, the Lord of Action, is also associted with the color green.

The mantra of Tara (om tare tuttare ture svaha)

Help to overcome fear,anxiety,eliminate suffering,grant wishes,bring happiness

http://www.religionfacts.com/buddhism/deities/tara.htm

NOW

2008-08-10T14:53:00.000+08:00

It been some time since i update this Now article. Yesterday went to the marina bay to watch the NDP performance.It was a great performance especially by our own RsAf air force elite team Black knight,their performance were very good. Showing many stunt , display many skilled and spectacular performance.Black Knight ROCKS.In the night the fireworks performance was also very beautiful. For those who miss there will be a fireworks performance at the fireworks festival on the 22,23rd of Aug. The show was good but when come to going home u can feel the kick. The whole marina bay was fully fenced and guarded. You can see army,special command officers,K-9 on the marina bay. The whole place was like full of ants lol. The police did a good job in the whole event cars and buses were able to move smoothly. Recently just busy with 5 test and 3 more exam is coming on the 20 aug. Congrat to Tao li in doing singapore proud in the Olympics (swimming). Jia you! Channel U and the channel 5 will be showing the live performances btw.Gona go eat grind almond dessert addicted!

I recently discover a powerful apple computer Macpro running on the intel xeon 2 X 8core speed at 3.06GHZ,32GB ram,Geforce quadro graphic ,4 terabytes hardisk omg so powerful!

Beware those iphone selling in SLS go to the authorize dealer always or might as well buy China ones

Thanks for reading my blog,more more stuffs coming

Finally,

Jia you to everyone who are busy with their final exam! take care guys!Jia you Beijing Jia you 43th Singapore

NOW

2008-07-27T16:00:00.000+08:00

Few more days to Beijing olympic and our National day.I guess we got celebrate with tons of note and pen.Don know what the fish, virus did i got everything come one shot.OMG the phlegm is like so thick.Zzzzzzz.I miss fried food like fried carrot cake then mutton lol now everything cannot eat except porridge and noodle..eat full den got to battle with the examination by training my restless army...tiring ...especially math omg is really like my Zzzz..haiyo no energy to type liao den fever is up and down sianz...next time den fill in more! cannot work also,school air con so big!

NEW Phone

2008-07-20T22:03:00.000+08:00

HTC SHIFT

Experience a new era in mobile computing with the HTC Shift. Powerful enough to run Windows Vista® Business, the HTC Shift has the optimal blend of portability and functionality, giving you uncompromised performance while on the move.

HTC Shift features SnapVUE™, an always-on mode that provides you instant access to critical information -- including e-mail previews, local weather, calendar, and SMS -- even if the device is not switched on. Push e-mail gives you instant alerts whenever you have new Outlook® e-mails. Through Wi-Fi or 3.5G high-speed connectivity, you enjoy the ultimate productivity and highest fidelity Internet experience around.

HTC Shift also features a 7-inch touch sensitive screen that slides out and tilts to a comfortable angle. It has a full QWERTY keyboard for convenient messaging and text input. A built-in fingerprint sensor is provided for increased security.

Monkeyjj report

2008-07-14T23:38:00.000+08:00

Monkeyjj report

Protect your PC against Potential threat

Beware of getting a email from anti-virus company

There is a trend in the cyberworld that hacker had been sending mail disguise as a anti-virus company.The email will told you about the latest virus definition and you may get once you open your mail.They may also link you to somewhere to download some file.Beware of all this messages.Scan your messages before opening.Use trusted email account always!

Beware of pop-up anti-virus download tool

Hacker have develop this new trick online antivirus scan result.This will appear in your browser suddenly as you surf the net.It prompt you that there is a virus trying to harm you.,showing you all kind of result.It may need you to click therefore download the virus to your PC.The pop up will also recommend you some antivirus product download however they are all fake!

MSN virus

Beware of having message from your so called friend talking to you and telling you that she saw someone look like you on the internet and will prompt you to click the link.This will link you highly potential threat area.Normally your anti virus will alert you so do becareful.Sometine the virus use your friend name,you can close the current conversation window and ask her again to clarify.

Ways to protect your PC

Turn off remote setting

Always turn off remote setting in your control panel to protect your PC against potential threats.

Tools you can find in your PC

Window Defender

Window defender are preinstall in all vista while XP user are to download in the Microsoft site.This window defender is a tool to protect you from malicious software,spyware not virus.Always run them daily and set to recommended setting.

Window firewall

A firewall is software or hardware that checks information coming from the Internet or a network, and then either blocks it or allows it to pass through to your computer, depending on your firewall settings.
A firewall can help prevent hackers,worms from gaining access to your computer through a network or the Internet. A firewall can also help stop your computer from sending malicious software to other computers. (Source:Microsoft)

Window malicious software removal tool

It is available for PC with XP2 version and above.This tool run quietly behind your screen to scan through your PC to remove malicious software.

Alway make sure all your software definition file is up to date.Recommend to update your anti virus.So don turn off your updater.New virus are develop everyday so make sure your database are up to date.Do a throughout PC scan rather then selecting quick scan.

Use better security browser like safari from apple,firefox,opera to protect yourself.Availiable at my blog to download.

This is the least we can do to protect our PC..good luck!

Thank you for reading my blog.We are not computer expert but it is the least we need to know as a computer user just like we are not doctor , having knowledge of illness is a need in our life.Delicate this report to my friend always!

Now

2008-07-09T23:34:00.000+08:00

luckily manage to secure some mark after receiving two crispy paper...but things are not going well for my test especially some paper can score.....maybe never put in the enough effort...gonna try harder for my upcoming exam...hmm Recently on the net it is still the few new phone model..the most in now is the Iphone 3G, and now in japan people are Q-ing for it as 48 hour more to launch...

Time flies people change feeling change,we cannot expect how people feel the way we hope but i can certainly control my own feeling...Sometime something can really turn a person to a joker doing foolish stuff.sometime i myself also donnoe wad the fish i am thinking at that time..just veri silly lol..however failure make one grow..improve for a better one...

I also have place a new blog layout at the right hand side of the page it is the phone price range,i am not selling any phone but just wish to show some guide on the price in the market.You may update me the latest price as we know phone,computer have no value...thks for reading my blog

What happen when your eye twitch

2008-07-06T00:04:00.000+08:00

Hi guys i found an interesting article on the web..Read to find out what happen when your eye twitch? is it really bad omen or..read to find out...

When it happens during the Hour of the	Left Eye Twitching
RAT (11pm to 1am)	You are about to meet a helpful nobleman.
OX (1am to 3am)	You have things to worry about.
TIGER (3am to 5am)	Someone from another city or country is coming to visit you.
RABBIT (5am to 7am)	You will be welcoming a visitor to your home today.
DRAGON (7am to 9am)	Someone from another city or country is coming to visit you.
SNAKE (9am to 11am)	You will be invited to a big or important dinner party.
HORSE (11am to 1pm)	You will be invited to a big or important dinner party.
SHEEP (1pm to 3pm)	You will enjoy a financially auspicious development.
MONKEY (3pm to 5pm)	You will lose some small money or hurt yourself in a small way.
ROOSTER (5pm to 7pm)	Someone helpful is coming to see you soon.
DOG (7pm to 9pm)	You will be welcoming a visitor to your home today.
BOAR (9pm to 11pm)	You will be welcoming a visitor to your home today.

When it happens during the Hour of the	Right Eye Twitching
RAT (11pm to 1am)	You will be invited to a big or important dinner party.
OX (1am to 3am)	Someone is thinking of you.
TIGER (3am to 5am)	An auspicious event is about to occur in your life.
RABBIT (5am to 7am)	This suggests that the next 24 hours are peaceful and safe.
DRAGON (7am to 9am)	You will lose something of value very shortly.
SNAKE (9am to 11am)	Something bad or harmful to you is about to happen.
HORSE (11am to 1pm)	There will be an inauspicious event.
SHEEP (1pm to 3pm)	A small but auspicious event is about to happen.
MONKEY (3pm to 5pm)	There is someone thinking of you in a very romantic way.
ROOSTER (5pm to 7pm)	You will welcome a foreign visitor into your home soon.
DOG (7pm to 9pm)	If you encounter a large group of people, it brings you good luck.
BOAR (9pm to 11pm)	There is a court case that will cause you some aggravation.

Article by WOF

Now

2008-07-02T13:31:00.000+08:00

Two result release todae for my common test double "F" omy god two crispy liao very pessismistic to look forward upon the next few upcoming result release..However no matter what difficulties encountered hope to be resolve soon...or not gonna receive the leaving cert soon for my diploma...

Currently only the sony ericssion 8.1 megapixel model no. C905 which everyone is curious.However the supernova nokia series will not be out so soon..as it is a sneak preview.. do stay tune to my blog for more great stuff! My other post show this two new series of phone if you are new to my blog..

However do watch out for the coming pc show for great deal in singapore Expo! 9 days to launch the Iphone3G in US..for singapore got to wait till christmas!

For me will try to pull up my grade to receive diploma not the leaving cert....but chances very low Hai..............Zzzzz

Nokia New Series

2008-06-28T23:11:00.000+08:00

Nokia New TRio Series SUPERNOVA

Hey guys are you sick with Nokia N Series...All the N72,N76,N73 96N,

Nokia Gonna launch the new Family the Supernova Series

Check out this Sneak Preview

This brand new series of nokia phone is launching at still unsure maybe after the N series..Remember to stay tune!

Check out this new design!

Microsoft Jokes

2008-06-27T15:07:00.000+08:00

Microsoft and Airplane

A helicopter was flying around above Seattle(some where in US) when an electrical malfunction disabled

all of the aircraft's electronic navigation and communications equipment.

Due to the clouds and haze, the pilot could not determine the helicopter's position.

The pilot saw a tall building, flew toward it, circled, and held up a handwritten sign that said "WHERE AM I?" in large letters. People in the tall building quickly responded to the aircraft, drew a large sign, and held it in a building window. Their sign said "YOU ARE IN A HELICOPTER."

The pilot smiled, waved, looked at his map, determined the course to steer to SEATAC airport, and landed safely. After they were on the ground, the copilot asked the pilot how he had done it.

"I knew it had to be the Microsoft Building, because they gave me a technically correct but completely useless answer."

Source by Tinuvie07

Inside the phone sneak

2008-06-26T14:27:00.000+08:00

Sneak preview for SE latest 8.1 Megapixel autofous,face-detection camera phone

A sneak preview for the new generation of camera phone! In this Sony Eric phone you can find all the best function for your photo experience.Face detection function also preloaded.Available in 3 colour night Black,ice sliver,copper gold...Package contain 2GB M2 memory stick...

Below is the different user interface by different phone.Showing the nokia 8800 user interface too!!

Motorola Ferrari user interface

Inside LG Prada

Nokia User interface

Inside the Nokia 8800 amazing interface sneak

The HTC user interface

Inside the SE phone user-interface

Disclaimer for video

2008-06-23T23:44:00.000+08:00

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We do not host or upload any video, films, media files ( avi, mov, flv, mpg, mpeg, divx, dvd rip, mp3, mp4, torrent, ipod, psp ), our blog is not responsible for the accuracy, compliance, copyright, legality, decency, or any other aspect of the content of other linked sites. If you have any legal issues please contact appropriate media file owners / hosters.

Ten things to avoid when choosing a property

2008-06-20T14:59:00.000+08:00

Ten things to avoid when choosing a property

As the rising affluence of Fengshui, many people believe that having a right house will bring prosperity and harmony to everyone in the house. People who can afford will engage a professional consultant whereas the others will ask their friends or even find out from tips around the media. Nowadays Fengshui tips can be seen easily from papers to the net. Having some knowledge is good rather than nothing. Hi i am just a student who wants to share out these tips with people out there. Especially, to people who are interested in Fengshui.

Before choosing the right house .Always asks yourself what you need. Who are the people will be living the house. On the below you will see the Ten things to avoid when choosing property.

The T Junction

The first thing we take a look at the landscape of the house. In Fengshui the main door is one of important factor to take note of. We always avoid choosing house which our main door faces the T Junction. The Killing chi will bring about bad luck to the house.For people who are better knowledge of Fengshui will determine which direction of the Chi will cause different problem. This is the first thing we take note of.

The cross Junction

Avoid choosing the main door facing the cross Junction. We always encourage not choosing this type of house as it does not benefit the people who live in the house.

The outer bow

When there is a road or water feature that curve outwards facing your house. It looks like knife facing at your house. The negative chi flow into your house will also bring problem to the resident .Monetary loss is one of the problem face in that kind of house.The worst case is when it face your main door.

Facing corner or beam.

We strongly discourage to have a house that faces the corner of the building. It is indicated as the poison arrow pointing into your house .It bring about monetary loss,sickness and other problem. It is also depend which direction your house facing. However which ever your house facing ,avoid choosing this type house.If your house facing the beam of the building,it will also bring about negative problem to your house.

Avoid choosing house that you are in the middle of the two tall building.

When a house is in that kind of situation, the resident in there will face pressure from the two tall building. You will also experience negative Fengshui impact even you don’t feel the pressure after sometime. So always look at the surrounding before you decide choosing the house.

Avoid choosing house which is surrounded by other building.

Do not choose house that are locate in the centre of the surround buildings. And avoid choosing property that surround by tall building. The circulation of Chi is generally poor.

When the house is facing yin building

We always avoid choosing property that the main door is facing the Yin building.Yin building are refer to the temple, church, school, cemetery and deserted plain or forest.This yin building produce strong Yin Chi which is not favourable to the people in the house. From more information may take a look at the section that talk about Yin-yang.

Facing the sea on the high rise building

When we live in a high rise building, the resident from the high level should avoid facing the sea and you should be seeing mountain to enjoy good luck instead.

Facing the mountain on the high rise building

When we live in a high rise building, the resident from the low level should avoid facing the mountain. You will good enjoy good fengshui there is a mountain sit on your house. (Take note of the facing and sitiing. We assume that you know.)

When you feel unpleasant

Don consider the house if you feel unpleasant when you step in the house.Your feeling tell you that these house is not the right choice for you.

The choices are yours. It is up to you. Happy choosing. Houses with good Fengshui enjoy good Fengshui.As i am still young and have more to learn if you feel there is any error feel free to point it out.For reader who have Bad Fengshui ,Don worry if you house with bad Fengshui ,there are remedy,there are cures available.It is time for you to seek help if you have problem.I will update my blog often.May the Buddha bless you!

Today making Almond Jelly

2008-06-19T16:15:00.000+08:00

oday is a hot fine day,decide to make wobbly jelly.3 simple steps to make those jelly in just 10 minutes. Firstly o to supermarket and purchase this jelly ingredient then put in the fridge then that all you do to enjoy this delicious Jelly. Final step is to eat them up! Smooth and milky haha...Remember to keep chill before eating them.......

Glitter Textgreat free widgetsWidgetbox

Lemon,Lemon,Lemon

2008-06-17T00:45:00.000+08:00

Lemon,Lemon,Lemon

Lemon are widely use by the people around the world. People use it for cooking, cleaning ,treating ,Fengshui and many other uses.We are going to introduce this wonderful fruit to you. Lemon is a citrus fruit with rich vitamin.Lets taka look in what are some of the uses with Lemon:

As a Drink:

Lemonade is love by people around the world especially in tropical countries. It is a very thirst quenchier indeed.

In cooking:

We use in seafood to neutralise odour and to tenderize the meat. It is a natural tenderizer.

In Facial:

It is use in acne treatment or to replenish vitamins to the skins.

In storage:

The nature chemical reaction helps to neutralise bad odour in the fridge. Simply place a cup of water with half cut lemon into the fridge.

For health purpose:

We like to introduce or promote the benefits of drinking lemon juice. Lemon juice is a good source of vitamin C and anti-toxicant. Lemon juice can also burn fats effectively and easy. A nature way to control fats is to take lemon juice occasionally. Drinking lemon juice also increase immunity to diseases and reduce allergy. For health purpose don add sweeteners!

In Fengshui

Lemon cleaning water is use to clean and energize. Lemon is use to wash away bad chi in our house or offices. People use lemon to encourage good luck. New Fengshui artefact is clean with lemon cleaning water too. Wash your door steps with lemon cleaning water to encourage more chi to your house every morning!

Others Fengshui tips can be found in my other posts!

Disclaimer: Daily2day are not responsible for any negative result.Use with care.Do not over dose or rely.

New Apple Keynote Released 2008 WWDC

2008-06-12T12:35:00.001+08:00

Worldwide developer conference 2008

The Iphone 3G now is more slimmer.

New software Iphone 2.0 introduce.

Iphone 8GB cost only $199 US

(Enterprise) for Iphone

· Now you can Wireless to Microsoft exchange

· Use Push email

· Use Remote wipe

· Now Works with Cisco Vpn

· Authorize your Iphone in your enterprise

· Control application to run on and also be able to run in your local intrane

· Sync available

New Iphone Feature

· The new contact search

· Available to read iwork document

· Able to support Microsoft office document

· Save images from email

· Landscape calculator

· Bulk delete at once

· Parental control to control application

· More secured network

· More languages japanese,chinese,russian

· Release in july Free software updates for current iphone user

· App to store to reach all user..Automatic wireless connected..

No charges for free application download

Available in 70 countries

New application (mobile me)

· In Iphone,Macbook

· Push email,contacts,calender

· Send information over the air and save

· Support Microsof outlook

· Amazing desktop experience in me.com

· Available in iphone

· Take your picture with your iphone and send through mobile me

New iphone 3G

(3G)

· Slimmer in Design

· New design Headphone socket

· Faster web experience on 3G,Faster data transfer

· Longer battery life to 300hr stand by

· Browsing time up to 5-6hr

· Audio last 24hr

· Talking time up to 10hr

· GPS Service in addition

· Cost only $199 US 8GB

Introduction to Fengshui study 3 (Yin-Yang theory)

2008-06-09T18:05:00.000+08:00

The Yin-Yang theory

We will discuss about the Yin-Yang theory .The Yin-Yang theory tell us that both Yin and Yang depend on each other. There is no pure yin in this world and that apply to yang too. The Yin refer to dark,cold,quiet and the Yang refer to crowded,bright,energetic. When a place is spooky,desserted we say this place is an yin place. This tells us that the yin energy is very strong and the yang energy is weak. When someone is sporty, energetic we say he is a yang person. His energy is strong; naturally he will tend to attract people who need yang energy.

The Yang

We describe Yang Energy like the rise of the sun. Full of energy, enthiastic .The Chi in here is positive and full of energy. In Fengshui, houses should be encouraged to locate in Yang environment. However, strong yang environment is not encouraged to live. As the strong Yang chi will cause lower concentration. Increase people frustration.

At home, the living room and the dining should be yang. It should be Yang to attract positive Chi and circulate the flow of Chi in the house. The yin is use to balance the yang energy to encourage harmonic environment. A house should be in bright colours, lightning to make the environment feel more Yang.

A pool of stable water mean yin water however when the water is flowing and move. The water produce Yang energy. There are many water features like fountain which produce movement and flow. These produce Positive Yang energy. Water feature are use in home, park often. However incorrect placement of water feature will cause negative impact.

The Yin

We describe Yin energy as cold, quiet. The Chi in here is negative and quiet. In fengshui,Place like home should be build in yang environment. School,temple,church and cemetery is describe as the yin building. Therefore we are not encourage live beside or facing those yin building.

At home, the study room and the bedroom should be yin. Therefore we should not place yang element in these places. Water feature which produce yang chi should not be place as it will disturb the chi in the room. Television which is the yang element should not be place in the bedroom as not to disturb the chi in room.

When the yin energy is to0 strong, we will use yang energy to counter it. A bowl of sea salt which is yang, can be place near the bed to encourage good sleep sometime.

Fengshui tip of the day:

Avoid living place near yin building like temple,schools
Placement of mirror should be in great care.
The door,window should be open to increase circulation of Chi

I will continue to post more articles, remember to come back!

Any comment? we need your comment.Any stuff to share,any tips? or any error?

Welcome you always!

Introduction to Fengshui study 2

2008-06-08T00:30:00.000+08:00

What are the components in fengshui?

The study of fengshui is very wide, there are categorize into different house of fengshui. The concept of fengshui come from the theory of Five basic element,Chi,ying yang. We go through all this slowly step by step to guide you to introductory of Fengshui.

Five Basic Element

The study of 5 basic element is greatly use in study of fengshui. There are water,fire,wood,gold and earth.We will study in details into the concept step by step.

Ying yang energy

The study of yin yang energy is associate with people,is associated with environment. It is the basic of all fengshui study. Yin energy concentrated in the cemetery while yang energy can be found in crowded place. We will study in details into the concept step by step.

How much does is cost to study fengshui? Just $1.00 that all

You just need one dollar to buy a pen to take notes. In year 2008 modern fengshui is greatly introduce to educate people to create a harmony environment.

There are cheaters around the world to cheat your money .Although Fengshui can help people.It also can harm people.There are hundreds of people cheating thousands of people to buy fengshui artefact.Which can cost a very high price to buy low quality product. Superstitious to Fengshui will cause unbelievable problem to people who greed.

Power of Fengshui artefact

Fengshui artefact are use to cure fengshui problem. The power of those artefact can be last for two weeks depend on each people physiological effect. Different people may have different physiological effect value.

Intersted to know more about fengshui..Welcome to read more! Do you have any great stuff email us now!

Introduction to Fengshui Study

2008-06-07T13:42:00.000+08:00

Interest in study of Fengshui? welcome to read more

What is Fengshui?

Fengshui have been in our mind been many years.Sometime we will start to realize almost everything is associated with fengshui.Be it is wealth, love, career, study or anything else. People blame bad fengshui is the result of our failure.Especially of the older generation. We also think good fengshui account to our success. So it is true? If true then fengshui is a very important factor in our life.

Fengshui is the combination of two words.”feng” mean wind in Chinese character,”shui” meaning water in Chinese character. In modern interpretation fengshui is the study of environment,fengshui is the study of people.

Fengshui study the relationship between people and the environment. Home is a very important component, A great part of our time is a home. Bedroom is the most important room whereas many happening is in there. Living room is the main room where the first thing we see as we enter the house.

“CHI” is the main element that fengshui is studying. Negative Chi causes negative impact to our fengshui. Positive Chi energize and create positive impact to our fengshui.

Fengshui tips of the day

· Never place mirror facing your door
· Keeping your house clean encourage positive CHI to your house
· Keep window and door open to Circulate CHI in your house
· Avoiding placing dragon and tiger picture in your room as it encourage negative CHI

I will continue to talk more about fengshui on my next post...see ya!

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