Buddhist words

Elephant Journal on Instagram: “"Shoshin is a Buddhist term meaning 'beginner’s mind.' It refers to having an attitude of openness and eagerness for whatever you encounter…”

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(Click on the image to see the whole thing) I found it on the web. Wasn't sure of the source, although I believe it is a simplified black and white

Begin each day with optimism and end each day with forgiveness. Happiness in your life begins and ends within your heart.

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Check out my blog post on why you should learn to love impermanence

Approach life with a mind open to wonder, innocence, and curiosity.

a quote from the book “becoming enlightened”.

Beautiful words of the Buddhist Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh on oneness. The poem is taken from ‘Call Me by my True Names’ poems collection.