Top Quotes by Pittaya Wong

TOP QUOTES

by Pittaya Wong

as of 30 July 2018

Free for non-commercial usage with written permission only

1. Chanting is like balm cream whilst meditation is like vaccine. Take both to reduce our medicine. (Pittaya Wong)

2. Buddhist doctrine is like Algebra, and Vijja Dhammakaya is like Calculus. Belief is not a must as you’ll learn much from your own discovery. (Pittaya Wong)

3. Humans were created equal but differentiated by the immoral. (Pittaya Wong)

4. Feathers make chicken nice, bachelors are alike with celibacy. (Pittaya Wong)

5. If people of the world ‘give’ more than ‘get,’ there will be a global surplus which leads to the universal surprise. (Pittaya Wong)

6. Neither glad nor sad, whether it is good or bad. We have to maintain our ‘equilibrium.’ (Pittaya Wong)

7. Greed is like glue, the more we use, the more attachful we become. (Pittaya Wong)

8. Learning from the right, we know what to do. Learning from the wrong, we know what to undo. Learning from the two, we avoid to be fool and become truly wise. (Pittaya Wong)

9. Losing everything but your promise, keeping nothing but your inner peace. (Pittaya Wong)

10. With so much loss and so much gain, we should learn to remain ‘indifferent.’ (Pittaya Wong)

11. Mom’s love is so true, although it may not be lawfully registered, unlike our partner whose love may be registered but can turn awful. (Pittaya Wong)

12. Humans are like Russian dolls. Layers of inner body are all inside. Simply keep your mind centralized, you will find the bright ‘Buddhahood’ within. (Pittaya Wong)

13. When I say a lot, I mean nothing. When I say nothing, I mean a lot. If you think my words are short, it’s better than not saying something. (Pittaya Wong)

14. The pandit takes insignificant misdeeds as ‘considerable.’ The bandit takes considerable misdeeds as ‘insignificant.’ (Pittaya Wong)

15. Being alone with defilement, it’s lonesomeness. Being alone with contentment, it’s peacefulness. Being alone with enlightenment, it’s blissfulness. (Pittaya Wong)

16. Throughout the Existency, only our mind can reach the infinity. (Pittaya Wong)

17. Doing good deeds for the benefit of the whole existence, the benefit, hence, returns to ourselves as well as the overall sentient beings. (Pittaya Wong)

18. More or Rest… (Pittaya Wong)

19. Be smiley like Thais… be polite like British… be stylish like Italian… be brilliant like Jewish… be abliss like Bhutanese… be creative like American… be one like Singaporean…. Be patient like African… be undrunk like Arabian… be a world cup champion like Argentine… be diligent like Chinese… be the one who does good deeds anyway. (Pittaya Wong)

20. Between love and hatred, both are attachments.. But if we have to choose, we should love hence. (Pittaya Wong)

21. A cent is much if you are innocent, but tens may be little if you lack contentment. (Pittaya Wong)

22. Take little defilement as antibody, and overcome the anxiety from your desire. (Pittaya Wong)

23. No wheel can take you to the Nirvana except the Dhamma wheel. (Pittaya Wong)

24. Love without lust is very much like the unrusted gold. (Pittaya Wong)

25. Thinking of yourself as extraordinary, you are ordinary. Thinking of nothing only, you are extraordinary. (Pittaya Wong)

26. Everything is impermanent including impermanence. Nothing is permanent except permanence. (Pittaya Wong)

27. Money can buy so many things except the time lapse. (Pittaya Wong)

28. Meditation in process. Peace in progress… feeling the ‘Everest.’ (Pittaya Wong)

29. Once you know the secret, isn’t it challenging to remain quiet? (Pittaya Wong)

30. The more kindness you have, the more kindful you are. The more truth you tell, the more truthful you become. The more care you give, isn’t it the more careful you should be? (Pittaya Wong)

31. Among all of the Lord Buddha’s teachings, ‘recklessness’ prevails. Hold on to it consistently, and your Dhamma path will go well safely. (Pittaya Wong)

32. Keep up with simplicity, although you’ve made many possibilities. (Pittaya Wong)

33. We do good deeds to decrease defilements and strengthen our virtues. (Pittaya Wong)

34. A mistake can be forgiven, but it should not be forgotten. (Pittaya Wong)

35. Doing good deeds in time of trouble, the merit received is more than double. (Pittaya Wong)

36. Speech is silver. Silence is golden. Document is diamond. (Pittaya Wong)

37. If you feel like ‘never mind,’ you will never cry. (Pittaya Wong)

38. With benevolence, our mind is softened. With revenge, our mind is hardened. With any intent, our mind is shapened. (Pittaya Wong)

39. ‘Enlightenment is the fruition of one’s lengthy cultivation of virtues. (Pittaya Wong)

40. Gossipers just make noise, but they don’t make sense. (Pittaya Wong)

41. Allowing faith and wisdom to grow hand in hand, you will both understand and believe in Buddhism. (Pittaya Wong)

42. A nice guy comes with a bright mind. (Pittaya Wong)

43. Merit is like vitamin, and sin is like amphetamine. Meditation is kind of vaccine. Let’s make merit and meditate to reduce our medicine. (Pittaya Wong)

44. Kilesa is like a virus attachment. If we don’t click to open, our mind won’t be defiled, hence. (Pittaya Wong)

45. The key to liberation is detachment which can be achieved by mental unification where our minds no longer cling to the conditioned. (Pittaya Wong)

46. With meditation, we insightfully see, and we intuitively know as our mental cultivation grows. (Pittaya Wong)

47. No pay.. no gain. No play.. no game. (Pittaya Wong)

48. Our breath can be the formless mantra. (Pittaya Wong)

49. The cultivation of virtues is the true duty of mankind. (Pittaya Wong)

50. Everyone can give away as if everyday is Christmas day. (Pittaya Wong)

51. Giving with compassion is the civilization of mind. (Pittaya Wong)

52. ‘Meditation’ is the peaceful unification of mind. (Pittaya Wong)

53. The state of right mental unification is the key to unlocking the gate of Nirvana. (Pittaya Wong)

54. The qualification to heaven is a ‘heart of gold.’ The qualification to Nirvanic goal is the ‘Noble Eightfold Path.’ (Pittaya Wong)

55. When we make merit, we should do it with good intent. Otherwise, we may end up being meritoriously discontent. (Pittaya Wong)

56. We don’t’ have to wait for the promising happiness in heaven as we can always enjoy bliss from ‘meditainment.’ (Pittaya Wong)

57. The Lord Buddha’s final teaching is ‘non-recklessness’ which is, thus, ‘mindfulness.’ (Pittaya Wong)

58. All about Buddhism is ‘righteousness.’ (Pittaya Wong)

59. ‘Self-realization’ is wisdom that stems from the right comprehension over mental faculties either under the meditative or non-meditative state of mind. (Pittaya Wong)

60. In pursuit of Buddhist perfections, success is based on the level of virtues cultivation. (Pittaya Wong)

61. The art of construction is architecture. The art of writing is literature. The art of meditation is mental unificateur. The art of procreation is mother nature. If we add art to something, its value is superior. (Pittaya Wong)

62. The engineers are created equal, but the architects are occasional. If one is both an architect and engineer, one’s creation can be supernatural. (Pittaya Wong)

63. ‘Enlightenment’ is the end of mental darkness and the success of virtue cultivation. (Pittaya Wong)

64. Regressing our misdeeds.. progressing our good deeds, and keeping our mind at peace. (Pittaya Wong)

65. Wisdom is the combination of ‘knowledge’ and ‘understanding.’ (Pittaya Wong)

66. Water flows… wind blows… pines grow… Oh, make your life slow. (Pittaya Wong)

67. If Time is Endless, Timelessness is The End (Time = Endless, Timeless = Endlessless, Timeless = The End) (Pittaya Wong)

68. The common problem of smart people is over-confidence which prevents them from welcoming advices and becoming truly wise. (Pittaya Wong)

69. Buddhivilization means the ideal human society where most people implement the Noble Eightfold Path which eventually leads to the balanced material & spiritual development. (Pittaya Wong)

70. Time.. is an important fraction in any equational calculation of logic. If something is claimed to be true, time will prove whether it’s true forever. (Pittaya Wong)

71. From macro to micro formation, everything is subject to decomposition whereas one’s Dhammakaya is an exception. (Pittaya Wong)

72. ‘Honesty’ is the pillar of any home. (Pittaya Wong)

73. The tranquility of our mind gives rise to the clarity of our mental eye. (Pittaya Wong)

74. Always keeping your demand lower than the market supply.. Always keeping your desire lower than the provided… (Pittaya Wong)

75. Being humble, our mind is gentle. Being simple, our mind is untangle. Being gentle and untangle, our mind is more subtle.. As our mind becomes subtle, enlightenment is possible! (Pittaya Wong)

76. The mind is like what it is directed. Sometimes, it can be flexible like fluid. Sometimes, it can be tough like solid. It’s all up to you who can turn it! (Pittaya Wong)

77. The slower of your life, the faster of your insight. (Pittaya Wong)

78. Mind detoxification is made possible with meditation. (Pittaya Wong)

79. If we ordain our body without ordaining our mind, the result is a monk body with a monkey mind. (Pittaya Wong)

80. Years after years, Pandits adhere to the Dhamma regardless of the changing phenomena. (Pittaya Wong)

81. Alone with pandits can be meritorious. A team with bandits can be disastrous. A minute with the candid can be wondrous. (Pittaya Wong)

82. When our mind is full of thoughts, we will feel mentally heavy. When our mind rests thoughtlessly, we will feel mindfully light. When our mind unifies lightly, we can possibly be enlightened. (Pittaya Wong)

83. Without thought, our mind turns light. Without light, our mind turns dark. (Pittaya Wong)

84. Just say ‘no’ to drugs. Just say ‘yuck’ to alcohol. Just say ‘no more’ to cigarette. Just say that to yourself! (Pittaya Wong)

85. We become lonely at once when there is no one we can trust. (Pittaya Wong)

86. Everything is nothing but the wholesome nature, the unwholesome nature, and/or the neutral nature that are bond to various elements. (Pittaya Wong)

87. If you wish to give without the expectation to get, forgiving yields the result which you will not forget. (Pittaya Wong)

88. Rumors are common for rulers. (Pittaya Wong)

89. To become a Holy Saint, we have to wholly eradicate our defilement. (Pittaya Wong)

90. To remain ‘innocent,’ take the sensual desire away from your ‘essence…’ (Pittaya Wong)

91. The very goal of merit making is to make our mind meritorious. The very goal of pursuing perfections is to make our mind virtuous. The very mistake occurs when we make our mind desirous. (Pittaya Wong)

92. With the heart of gold, we can favorably grow the superknowledge. (Pittaya Wong)

93. Being rich and humble is more difficult than being simple and poor. (Pittaya Wong)

94. Resolution is like a life agreement. If we don’t make a prudent content, we may end up in trouble. (Pittaya Wong)

95. We will excel in superknowledge if we dwell on good conducts. (Pittaya Wong)

96. Our life comprises of both the transcendental and the physical, they correlate from the very supernormal. (Pittaya Wong)

97. Never look down on others because of our superior Dhamma practices and conducts as it is just another ‘ego’ that we have to ‘let go.’ (Pittaya Wong)

98. My core value is ‘wholesomeness’ which extends to all possible elements. (Pittaya Wong)

99. As a missionary, our mission is not just making others virtuous, but also ourselves as such. (Pittaya Wong)

100. Meditation is to bring our mind back home without roaming into the sensual attraction. (Pittaya Wong)

101. Heading upstream against the worldly, we become Holy. Heading downstream along the impurity, we become Nobody. (Pittaya Wong)

102. Our life is all about the Three Dhammic Natures and the Six Elements in the process of Dependent Origination. (Pittaya Wong)

103. Let’s make ourselves cozy more often as it is the best mood for enlightenment. (Pittaya Wong)

104. Enlightenment can happen anytime whenever and wherever our mental components unify. (Pittaya Wong)

105. The universe, world and living beings as we can see with naked eyes, indeed, are the interface of complicatedly operated supramundane mechanism similar to the hidden wristwatch movement where only the dial and hands are beautifully shown. (Pittaya Wong)

106. Buddhist precepts are the matter of prevention. Buddhist doctrines are the matter of promotion. We practice them with an aim for liberation. (Pittaya Wong)

107. Prayer is like balm cream whilst meditation is vaccine. Let’s pray and meditate to reduce our medicine. (Pittaya Wong)

108. Our future will be terrible or terrific, it depends on us to design it. (Pittaya Wong)

109. Our mental unification with unfulfilled merit cultivation results in no fruition of the Nirvana. (Pittaya Wong)

110. Dhatu element is quantitative. Dhamma essence is qualitative. Altogether, they are objective. (Pittaya Wong)

111. Don’t think of ourselves as superior, inferior, or comparable to someone since the juxtaposition leads to mental fluctuation. Simply don’t mind it, so we’ll be more at peace. (Pittaya Wong)

112. Being attempted to our meditation practice regardless of any expectation on experience, we can always enjoy every session without any dissatisfaction. (Pittaya Wong)

113. When we are lustful, our mind is rusty. When we are lust-free, our mind is lusty. (Pittaya Wong)

114. Everyone is vulnerable to being ignorant. It’s like life sailing without any navigation and ending up not knowing whereabouts. (Pittaya Wong)

115. Without the Buddhas’ powerful insight, the truth about life cannot be essentially revealed. They remain secrets as sages keep trying to unfold but hardly find it complete. (Pittaya Wong)

116. Market demand is stimulated by marketing. Sensual demand is motivated by mental craving. All kind of demand can be eliminated by meditating. (Pittaya Wong)

117. With the heart of gold, with the soul of diamond, let’s keep our own goodness true and common. (Pittaya Wong)

118. The Triple Gem excels all other worldly precious. (Pittaya Wong)

119. When our mind is full of thoughts, we will feel mentally heavy. When our mind is empty, we will feel mindfully light. (Pittaya Wong)

120. A grain of sand can house the whole universe. In reverse, the universe contains the terrains of sand. (Pittaya Wong)

121. The same knowledge with different comprehendability results in a variety of cognition. The same learned Dhamma can lead to different realization. (Pittaya Wong)

122. ‘Love’ makes us belong to a ‘home.’ (Pittaya Wong)

123. Moral Discipline (sila) develops our Behavioral Quotient. Meditation (Samadhi) develops our Emotional Quotient. Wisdom (panna) develops our Intelligence Quotient. Altogether, they enable our enlightenment experience. (Pittaya Wong)

124. When patience turns into equanimity, we overcome difficulties with no anxiety. (Pittaya Wong)

125. If we can extract the very essence of Buddhist doctrine from its old-fashioned traditional and cultural incorporation, we will be surprised by the Buddhist omniscience and how it was possibly delivered over the constraint of ancient social context dated back as long as more than 2,600 years ago. (Pittaya Wong)

126. Mental immunity is possible when we allow mild mental defilement to occur in our mind, and we restrain it over and over with virtues. (Pittaya Wong)

127. Never battle with others to gain sensual superiority. Battle with ourselves only to eradicate mental impurity. (Pittaya Wong)

128. Humans have different knowledge, belief, and understanding due to many factors. No matter what, the truth remains above all religions. Any religion that reveals the truth about living beings and non-living beings, such religion is the best regardless of our favor or disfavor. The challenge is how we can prove which belief or teaching is the truth or not. This is the risk for all religious men. (Pittaya Wong)

129. If a teaching is completely true or untrue, we can conclude at ease after testing. If a teaching partially true and untrue, it’s harder to distinguish and justify as the result of testing may be both valid and invalid. (Pittaya Wong)

130. The teaching that ‘pets have no soul’ is indeed a metaphor which can be clarified as ‘pets lack humanity.’ In fact, pets have souls, and they can be our soul friend. (Pittaya Wong)

131. Living and Being. Living and Non-Being. Non-Living and Being. Non-Living and Non-Being. These are the conclusion of the All. (Pittaya Wong)

132. Tree grows.. wind blows… water flows.. Buddha knows… (Pittaya Wong)

133. With limited supply, we can still have surplus if we can make our mind less desirous. (Pittaya Wong)

134. ‘Virtues’ are habituated merit. (Pittaya Wong)

135. Our earth has gravity that pulls physical beings. Hell has gravity that pulls spirits with sin energy. Heaven has gravity that pulls spirits with merit energy. The Nirvana has gravity that pulls spirits with no impurity. (Pittaya Wong)

136. Enlightenment comes with the transcendental light which enables us to see the hidden truth and the material and immaterial realms and phenomena accurately. As we can see, we know. Then, we understand and come to realize. Most of all, we gain the know-how and strength to eliminate and eradicate our own dark mental defilement. (Pittaya Wong)

137. Buddhist teachings make sense as well as making Saints! (Pittaya Wong)

138. A wisdom oriented person is prominent in knowledge and understanding. A faith oriented person is prominent in strong belief and confidence. A perseverance oriented person is prominent in dedication and commitment. What type of person are you? (Pittaya Wong)

139. Low profile.. high efficiency. High profile.. low ego occupancy. (Pittaya Wong)

140. If you believe in Buddhism, but don’t practice Buddhism, you are a theorist. If you don’t believe in Buddhism, but practicing Buddhism, you are a functionalist. If you believe in Buddhism, and practice Buddhism, you are definitely a Buddhist. (Pittaya Wong)

141. The birds enjoy the airy sky. The fishes enjoy the wide sea. Meditators enjoy liberation from being mentally free. (Pittaya Wong)

142. Alone with defilement, it’s loneliness. Alone with contentment, it’s peacefulness. Alone with enlightenment, it’s blissfulness. (Pittaya Wong)

143. Schools provide education. Temples provide ethication. We need both for civilization. (Pittaya Wong)

144. Reward & Punishment is an important issue in most religions. Whilst Reward & Punishment depends on God and/or gods in Theism, Buddhism teaches that Reward & Punishment depends on oneself under the Law of Karma. (Pittaya Wong)

145. A minimalist has higher satisfaction with lower consumption demand. A materialist has higher consumption demand with lower satisfaction. (Pittaya Wong)

146. In economics, satisfaction occurs from fulfilling any demand with supply. In Buddhism, demand can be decreased to meet any supply or minimized irrespectively of supply to make Buddhist practitioners satisfied. (Pittaya Wong)

147. When we make merit, we aim for material reward and/or spiritual reward whereas our mind is conditioned to be either craving or discraving. (Pittaya Wong)

148. Common humans are elements which comprise of solid, liquid, combustion, temperature, air, and cognitive mechanism, dominated by qualitative essences namely wholesomeness, unwholesomeness, and neutrality, operating under the Dependent Origination as powered by merit and sin energy. (Pittaya Wong)

149. The goal of business companies is profit. The goal of religious charities is benefit. Please never run any temple or church for profit. (Pittaya Wong)

150. We reap what we sow, we owe what we cheat. (Pittaya Wong)

151. Meditation is the concentration of peace.

152. What makes the nuclear bombs is the unclear mind.

153. The hardship we face when doing good deeds is like the heavy weight we lift when working out. The result of our effort to overcoming difficulties is a stronger body which is nicely shaped. (Pittaya Wong)

154. Buddhivilization occurs in the society dominated by enlightened people. (Pittaya Wong)

155. Buddhonomics is the ideology on dealing, acquiring, allocating, managing, and spending of wealth and/or resources based on the Buddhist ethics. (Pittaya Wong)

156. 'Philosophy' is the luxury part of our thoughts. (Pittaya Wong)

157. Cling our mind only to the Holy. Detach completely from the worldly. This is the principle for our transcendental journey. (Pittaya Wong)

158. Suffering is energized by sin. Happiness is energized by merit. Doing bad to generate sin. Doing good to generate merit. We earn what we did according to the karmic. (Pittaya Wong)

159. Buddhist Perfection Theorem: Cultivating good quality of mind to be virtuous (purer Dhamma or essence) with fulfilled accumulation of quantity of merit energy (purer Dhatu or element) over the timely period of perfected and combined crystallization of both Dhamma and Dhatu. (Pittaya Wong / 21 Oct 2017)

160. The Qualitative & Quantitative Practice in Buddhism: Buddhist merit making can be either qualitative or quantitative. For the qualitative, we aim at the moral cultivation of mind. For the quantitative, we aim at the accumulation of merit energy. The combination of both is necessary for the fruition of ultimacy. (P.P. / Oct 2017)

161. In Qualitative Buddhism, faith oriented Buddhists have stronger belief and weaker rationality. Wisdom oriented Buddhists have stronger comprehensibility and less fallacy. Any Buddhists whose faith is developed from wisdom normally has rational belief against any irrational fallacy. (Pittaya Wong / 22 Oct 2017)

162. Contentment is the ascetic's property whilst money is the secular's asset. (Pittaya Wong / 23 Oct 2017)

163. Form & Function in Buddhism: 'Form' in Buddhism means the format of certain rite, tradition, and ceremony which are the manifestation of carried on Buddhist teachings whereas 'Function' in Buddhism means the practical utilization of essential Buddhist doctrines to one's living for certain benefit. (by www.meditation101.org / 23 October 2017)

164. The drama cherishes entertainment. The Dharma cherishes enlightenment. The Dharma-Drama cherishes edutatinment. (by www.meditation101.org /26 October 2017)

165. Every common saint normally has moral common sense. (Pittaya Wong / 28 Oct 2017)

166. Trick the politics or treat the monastics! (Pittaya Wong + / 31 Oct 2017)

167. Never realized by the Devaduta, ever surprised by the Yamaduta. (by www.meditation101.org / 14 Nov 2017)

168. Resist our bad will... Insist our good will... All Buddhists need these mental skills. (by www.meditation101.org / 17 Nov 2017)

169. The more we invest in the Dhamma, the more we harvest from the Dhamma. The more we are obsessed to the drama, the more we regress from the Dhamma. No pay to the Dhamma, no gain from the karma. No pay to the Dhamma, no gain from the Dhamma. (Pittaya Wong)

170. Injustice is merely the imbalance among the three parties of element and essence namely the wholesome (kusala), unwholesome (akusala), and neutral (abhayagata). (Pittaya Wong / 20 Nov 2017)

171. In meditation, we fine-tune our mind to be calm and focused continually with the balanced effort which is neither to active nor passive in order to be progressive. (Pittaya Wong / 21 Nov 2017)

172. With outstanding leadership, never neglect fellowship. (Pittaya Wong/22 Nov 2017)

173. Omniscience is made possible with meditation when one insightfully sees and intuitively knows boundlessly with no further ignorance or avicca. (Pittaya Wong/22 Nov 2017)

174. Wisdom is objective. Faith is subjective. Delusion is negative. Faith from wisdom is unnaive. Avoid faith from delusion when we believe. (Pittaya Wong/26 Nov 2017)

175. Forget only the admitted mistreat. Forgive only the corrected mistake. (Pittaya Wong/30 Nov 2017)

176. No mistake cannot be forgiven except the repeated mistake. (Pittaya Wong/1 Dec 2017)

177. For every missile's human target, there is a rocketed karma as many more missiles in return. (Pittaya Wong/29 Nov 2017)

178. If you cannot find someone to love, then love everyone. If you cannot find anyone to love you, then love yourself. (Pittaya Wong/2 Dec 2017)

179. The old is a messenger. The sick is a messenger. The dead is a messenger. The monk is a messenger. The messengers are everywhere to remind us of sufferings in juxtaposition with liberation, and these are the universal messages for all. (Pittaya Wong/4 Dec 2017)

180. Buddhism is neither optimistic nor pessimistic, but it’s realistic just about anything. (Pittaya Wong/20 Dec 2017)

181. We can choose to be either emotionally faithful or rationally wisdomful to attain the same enlightenment which is truthful. (Pittaya Wong/20 Dec 2017)

182. Our mind is normally talkative. So we meditate to keep the mental mouth shut. We can, thus, hear better from the Buddha within. (Pittaya Wong/21 Dec 2017)

183. Wisdom makes one understand and believe. Faith makes one believe and understand. One makes mistakes when misunderstands and believes or disbelieves in what one correctly understands. (Pittaya Wong/22 Dec 2017)

184. Insist our good will. Resist our ill will. These keep our mind wholesome, still. (Meditation101/22 Dec 2017)

185. To become the Holy, one has to be wholesome only. (Meditation101/22 Dec 2017)

186. Human life is like walking up the descending escalator. If we do nothing at all, our mind is already drawn toward regression. (Pittaya Wong/22 Dec 2017)

187. With rationality, we can balance our emotionality. This is true for all nationality. (Pittaya Wong/25 Dec 2017)

188. The materialist increases supply to meet demand. The minimalist decreases demand to meet supply. But only meditation can make us truly satisfied. (Pittaya Wong/25 Dec 2017)

189. The wonderful expression of religious veneration is for appreciation, not justification. (Pittaya Wong/26 Dec 2017)

190. The best meditation method is our own accumulated familiarity. (Pittaya Wong/15 Jan 2018)

191. Without morality, wisdom can develop armory. (Pittaya Wong/15 Jan 2018)

192. When lifestyle goes faster than our contemplation speed, the results are less mindful thought, speech, and action. (Pittaya Wong/28 Jan 2018)

193. Love make you bind. Love make you blind. When you abide to love, then you're a blind in love. (www.meditation101.org/31 Jan 2018)

194. As humans conduct researches on natural sciences furthermore, they will finally discover the material and immaterial forms and functions of elements (dhatu: solid, liquid, combustion, temperature, air, cognition) and essences (Dhamma: wholesome, unwholesome, neutral) engaging into the programmed (vijja) which facilitate the dependent origination (pratitya-samutpada) where they are energized by merit (punja) and sin (pappa) energy. (Pittaya Wong/7 Feb 2018)

195. Dhammotronics: When we fall asleep and dream, we normally appear to be ourselves most of the time, not as somebody else or selfless. This is because our 'spirit' or 'refined human body' is at work in the astral state where the exposed experience can be either true or fantasy depending on the steady or influenced state of mind. (Pittaya Wong/8 Feb 2018)

196. Affectionate Love is not a need, it's a want, and it's a luxury, not a necessity. (meditation101/9 Feb 2018)

197. Love is chemical abnormality. Love is biological imbalance. Love is economic fluctuation. Love is physics deviation. Love is psychotic trickery. But all of these make it fun to love. (Pittaya Wong/9 Feb 2018)

198. When our effort exceeds the natural, the result is a miracle. (Pittaya Wong/19 Feb 2018)

199. Cultivation targets at ourselves. Salvation targets at others. Both are similarly different. (Pittaya Wong/8 March 2018)

200. Making sense is always essential, and making non-sense is somehow beneficial. Without any laughter, we can be too substantial. (Pittaya Wong/27 March 2018)

201. Jokes naturally kill depression, so we need less drug prescription. (Pittaya Wong/27 March 2018)

202. Peace is priceless, and war is pricey. Pay any price to maintain peace and cease war; otherwise, we will be warried. (Pittaya Wong/28 March 2018)

203. Maturity doesn't occur at a specific age only, but it happens anytime when an individual reaches proper rationality competency. (Pittaya Wong/28 March 2018)

204. The perfectionist suffers from enjoying less appreciation in their living, but they are admired for setting the standard for people to accomplish. (Pittaya Wong/28 March 2018)

205. Grieve.. until we laugh, and see how funny it is to be in suffering. Master our mental faculty to outlaw the conventional mindset and break through our own psychotic tradition. (Pittaya Wong/29 March 2018)

206. Love without supply is selfishness whilst love without demand is devotion. When love meets at the equilibrium, it can be mutually sufficient. (Pittaya Wong/29 March 2018)

207. When love is not concentrated, it can be extended further. (Pittaya Wong/29 March 2018)

208. Trustworthiness derives from the perfected honesty over the crystallized period of time. (Pittaya Wong/29 March 2018)

209. The Buddha promotes purity. The Chakkavatti promotes prosperity. Altogether, they work in harmony. (Pittaya Wong/29 March 2018)

210. Time is endless; nevertheless, we have less time. (Pittaya Wong/29 March 2018)

211. Karma is all about cause & effect whereas the effect is another karma. (Pittaya Wong/30 March 2018)

212. Emptiness is the mental state ready for wholesomeness fulfillment, not the absence of ourselves which are supra-mundanely self and mundanely non-self. (meditation101/2 April 2018)

213. Confession means, at least, we are right to admit our wrong instead of being wrong of pretending to be right. (Pittaya Wong/2 April 2018)

214. An apology is more worthy than many excuses. (Pittaya Wong)

215. Choose whatever is right, not just what we like, and everything will be alright. (Pittaya Wong)

216. Mercy makes us nicer and others happier; altogether, our relationship becomes better. (Pittaya Wong/3 April 2018)

217. Merit is a must, not just an option. (Pittaya Wong/3 April 2018)

218. Life is a journey which ends at the cemetery. Afterlife is another journey which continues our destiny. (Pittaya Wong/3 April 2018)

219. We endure the difficulty from any challenge to enjoy the dignity from every achievement. (Pittaya Wong/5 April 2018)

220. Unlike the handsome body, the handsome mind doesn't get older, but it gets elder. (Pittaya Wong/12 April 2018)

221. Open our eyes to see with limited sight.. Open our insight to see with infinite mind. (Pittaya Wong/12 April 2018)

222. Speech is silver when we utter common sentences. Silence is gold when we behold our useless words. (Pittaya Wong/12 April 2018)

223. Every hologram body is created with electricity, every celestial angel body is made of the transcendental merit energy. (Pittaya Wong/25 April 2018)

224. 'Praise' is less important than 'truth.' When the praise is untrue, it misleads us to become foolish. (Pittaya Wong/27 April 2018)

225. The goal of business is profit. The goal of Buddhism is benefit. Never operate Buddhism for profit; otherwise, our life will run into deficit. (Pittaya Wong/14 May 2018)

226. Minimize our desire and maximize our contentment, the difference is our happiness. (Pittaya Wong/19 May 2018)

227. With mindfulness, wisdom can remain consistent. (Pittaya Wong/22 May 2018)

228. Turn off our sensual perceptions. Maintain our emotional & bodily relaxation. Keep up with balanced mental concentration. These are the keys to successful meditation. (Pittaya Wong/22 May 2018)

229. Cater the underprivileged endlessly or educate them with knowledge to endurely earn for living. (Pittaya Wong/23 May 2018)

230. When our mind becomes silent, it can turn transcendent. (Pittaya Wong/24 May 2018)

231. People like religious fiction when it comforts their belief. People dislike religious fact when it discomforts their practice. (Pittaya Wong/24 May 2018)

232. Virtue & morality cultivation is like swimming upstream. Without any effort, we will be flown downstream. (Pittaya Wong/25 May 2018)

233. The defilement is our mind's defect. With enlightenment, our mind can be perfected. (Pittaya Wong/26 May 2018)

234. In meditation, we balance our effort & comfort to foster mental unification which can unlock the gateway to Nirvana. (Pittaya Wong/28 May 2018)

235. With contentment, excessive consumption can be decreased, and the sufficiency economy can be achieved. (Pittaya Wong/28 May 2018)

236. The mantra repetition settles down our mental noise. The visualization settles down our mental imagery. The motion meditation settles down our thoughts to our body. These methodologies aim to promote our mind's tranquility. (Pittaya Wong/28 May 2018)

237. Practice makes perfect. Recklessness makes defect. Our karma always makes effect. (Pittaya Wong/30 May 2018)

238. Believing in Buddhism makes determination, but only practicing Buddhism makes perfection. (Pittaya Wong/31 May 2018)

239. The bodily precept moralises our action. The verbal precept moralises our speech. The mental precept moralises our mind. The Triple Precept cultivate our Noble Discipline. (Pittaya Wong/31 May 2018)

240. Buddhism is all about 'righteousness' where practitioners learn to justify and side with 'the right' until they attain 'enrightenment!' (Pittaya Wong/31 May 2018)

241. Paying homage is to fine tune our mind to the Holy with mental, verbal, and physical dedication, thus it strengthens our spiritual connection. (Pittaya Wong/31 May 2018)

242. The Buddhist teaching is somewhat complex as it somehow reflects the complication of life. (Pittaya Wong/1 June 2018)

243. Corruption is humans' uncivilisation. (Pittaya Wong/1 June 2018)

244. Hate not unto love ourselves as we would love not unto hate anyone else. (Pittaya Wong/1 June 2018)

245. Buddhism emphasizes on suffering as an urge for enlightenment, not to lament. (Pittaya Wong/1 June 2018)

246. The white trick is more challenging than the dirty trick because we have to wisely overcome the situation without being wicked. (Pittaya Wong/1 June 2018)

247. Humans can be devalued because of their disvirtue. (Pittaya Wong/1 June 2018)

248. A meditation practice is worth one million words. (Pittaya Wong/1 June 2018)

249. Moralise.. our discipline. Strengthen.. our mindfulness. Sharpen.. our wisdom. These are the Three Trainings in Buddhism. (Pittaya Wong/1 June 2018)

250. Our worldly life is like a dream where enlightenment is an awakening and our meditation mantra is the alarm clock ringing. (Pittaya Wong/4 June 2018)

251. At any Buddhist temple: an eye to an eye should be prevented, a mouth to a mouth should be prohibited, and a heart to a heart should be promoted. (Pittaya Wong/4 June 2018)

252. All religions are spiritual civilisation, and Buddhism is the religious revolution. (Pittaya Wong/4 June 2018)

253. It's better not to think, if we still have to think, we should think better. (Pittaya Wong/4 June 2018)

254. Let's meditate to clean our heartdrive by reloading defragment and removing defilement. (Pittaya Wong/6 June 2018)

255. Love makes us blind. Love makes us bind. Love until we say "Good Bind!" (Pittaya Wong/6 June 2018)

256. When our mental discipline or 'sila' is weak resulting in disrupted mental calm or 'samadhi,' we are likely to make a bad choice out of our emotion although we have the wisdom or 'panna' knowing rationally what is right. (Pittaya Wong/6 June 2018)

257. Our love diminishes when the mutual binding karmic energy depletes, and the present bounding karmic relationship is decreased. (Pittaya Wong/6 June 2018)

258. When our mental, verbal, and physical conducts (sila) are unvirtuous, our mental calm (samadhi) is more likely to be disrupted. Then our mind will become emotional towards any phenomena and overrule the wisdom (panna) which justifies the right and the wrong. (Pittaya Wong/6 June 2018)

259. Once we no longer engage our happiness to money, we will become capitalismly independent! (Pittaya Wong/6 June 2018)

260. 'Electro-Merit Energy' is the pure transcendental energy which our mind earns from our wholesome thought, speech, and action regardless of our religion, age, race, and belief. (Pittaya Wong/7 June 2018)

261. Lust is not a 'must,' and Love is just a 'might.' Without them, our life can still be alright. (Pittaya Wong/8 June 2018)

262. Sexual desire is a want, not a need. We need to end this want if we want to extend our need which is to achieve the 'Nirvana'.

263. Truth remains the truth forever. Lie remains the truth for never. (Pittaya Wong/12 June 2018)

264. Education makes us wise. Ethication makes us nice. Take both to be smart as twice. (Pittaya Wong/12 June 2018)

265. The truth is true forever; The lie is true for never. (Meditation101/12 June 2018)

266. The law of conservation of mass & energy can be vital to explain how death disengages our spirit in the form of refined energy from the bodily mass where both continue to form, deform, transform and conform within the cycle of existence. (Pittaya Wong/13 June 2018)

267. Only living beings who have 'souls' are capable of 'dreaming'. (Pittaya Wong/13 June 2018)

268. 'Ourselves' are always there in our 'dreams', and we never dream as 'someone else'. (Pittaya Wong/13 June 2018)

269. Less 'profit' for greater 'benefit'. (Pittaya Wong/13 June 2018)

270. An advice is to 'add-wise'. (Pittaya Wong/18 June 2018)

271. A brainstorm is better than an individual hurricane. (Pittaya Wong/16 June 2018)

272. Once we're smarter than poverty, we won't feel any scarcity. (Pittaya Wong/18 June 2018)

273. Never spoil the market, but discipline it, so we can maximize benefit, not the profit. (Pittaya Wong/16 June 2018)

274. Either Americanize or Britonise, be sure we're standardised. (Pittaya Wong/18 June 2018)

275. When our mind is unconditioned, truths can be revealed out of their nature, not the featured. (Pittaya Wong/18 June 2018)

276. The topmost conclusion on practicing Buddhism are (1) Right[eous] Mind or Samma Mano Kamma (2) Right[teous] Speech or Samma Vaci Kamma and (3) Right[eous] Action or Samma Kaya Kamma, which can be finalized into one single statement as ‘having the Right[eous] Practices’ or ‘Samma-Patipada’. (Pittaya Wong/19 June 2018)

277. The good top stands on good toes. (Pittaya Wong/22 June 2018)

278. A must for the wise is recklessness. A must for the fool is carefulness. A must for everyone is mindfulness. (Pittaya Wong/25 June 2018)

279. Buddhism is not about being local or international, because Buddhism is universal for all. (Pittaya Wong/25 June 2018)

280. Buddhivilisation or Buddhivilization: the promising idealistic Buddhist utopia such as in the era of Lord Metriya Buddha who is the future Lord Buddha. (Pittaya Wong/2018) [definition given on 5 July 2018]

281. Going to Roam, do like the Romans do. Going to Bhutan, do like the Samaritans do. (Pittaya Wong/25 June 2018)

282. Undon't love one. Undone love two. Undo love three. For thee shall be loved other than None! (Pittaya Wong/26 June 2018)

283. More or Less. Less for More. More nor Less. Less no More. Rest is More! (Pittaya Wong/1 June 2018)

284. When we have the Heart of Gold, our soul can turn precious. (Pittaya Wong/1 June 2018)

285. The prerequisite for Nirvana is the Noble Eightfold path. The prerequisite for the Brahma Realms is the Fourfold virtue. (Pittaya Wong/1 June 2018)

286. Enlightainment: The entertainingly bliss and joy from attaining enlightenment (Pittaya Wong/2018) [uploaded to www.meditation101.org on 5 July 2018]

287. Transcendroid: Kaya-Siddhi or Transcendetal Automated Being (Pittaya Wong/June 2018) [uploaded to www.meditation101.org by including definition on 5 July 2018)

288. Knowledge is the whetstone that sharpens our wisdom. Use it always, not randomly. Use it everyday, not seldomly. (Pittaya Wong 7 July 2018)

289. Electro-Meritricity: (noun) the immaterial merit energy. Electro-Sintricity: (noun) the immaterial sin energy. (Pittaya Wong/7 July 2018)

290. Still mind runs deeper. (Pittaya Wong/9 July 2018)

291. Constructing the virtues in our mind, we can turn constructive. Destroying the virtues in our mind, we can turn destructive. (Pittaya Wong/10 July 2018)

292. Rationality usually structures our thought, but emotionality, somehow, disorganizes it. (Pittaya Wong/10 July 2018)

293. Ill-willed meditation is destructive. Good-willed meditation is constructive. Wrong-viewed meditation is delusive. Right-viewed meditation is intellective. Our meditation is driven by our incentive. (Pittaya Wong/10 July 2018)

294. Unity is not just a must, but it's a might! (Pittaya Wong/13 July 2018)

295. When we're below standard, we become nobody. When we're beyond standard, we become somebody. These are the truths for just anybody. (Pittaya Wong/16 July 2018)

296. Metta, Karuna, Mudhita, Upekkha, and a sense of humor. These will do enough to enjoy our human life. (Pittaya Wong/16 July 2018)

297. All about Buddhism is Righteousness! (Pittaya Wong/16 July 2018)

298. Unpaid credit cards are, eventually, 'discredit cards.' (Pittaya Wong/18 July 2018)

299. Faith can move mountains. Wisdom can remove them. Both can make us enlightened. (Pittaya Wong/18 July 2018)

300. Buddhism is neither optimistic nor pessimistic, but Buddhism is realistic just about anything. (Pittaya Wong/18 July 2018)

301. Faith from wisdom withstands erosion, unlike faith from delusion which makes us misunderstand. (Pittaya Wong/18 July 2018)

302. Other than the Lord Buddha, the best thing in Buddhism is Enlightenment which eliminates suffering and yields happiness eternally. (Pittaya Wong/20 July 2018)

303. Good quotes corrode ignorance. (Pittaya Wong/20 July 2018)

304. The cost of any prize is effort, not comfort! (Pittaya Wong/20 July 2018)

305. Emptiness or Sunyata is the state of mind arising to the state of elements which complies to the Law of Mass and Energy Conservation. (Pittaya Wong/20 July 2018)

306. With attachment, our ego can be grown. With detachment, our ego can be gone. (Pittaya Wong/24 July 2018)

307. Love without lust is like the lustrous gold. Love without trust is like the rusted gold. (Pittaya Wong/24 July 2018)

308. When the Dhamma becomes our nature, our life turns to be more mature. (Pittaya Wong/25 July 2018)

309. Hundreds of excuse is cheaper than an apology. (Pittaya Wong/July 2018)

310. Love is about give & get; nevertheless, love makes us learn to forgive & forget. (Pittaya Wong/7 June 2018)

311. Meditate and enjoy our promising Enlightainment! (Pittaya Wong/31 May 2018)

312. Unlike contentment, our sensual desire can never be fulfilled. (Pittaya Wong/2 Nov 2018)

313. Teach a man to fish without selfishery and share the fishes furtherly to feed many endlessly. (Pittaya Wong/23 June 2018)

314. Less profit.. more benefit.. this is the heart for making merit. (Pittaya Wong/26 June 2018)

315. Ones who practice celibacy are revered for their mental strength which is more powerful than their sexual desire. (Pittaya Wong/2018)

316. Buddhism doesn’t work for us when we just believe it without practicing it. (Pittaya Wong/2018)

317. Bowing to the Pandit, the Pandit bows back. Bowing to the Bandit, the Bandit pounds back. (Pittaya Wong)

318. As our thought is rationally structured, it withstands better against the emotional storm. (Pittaya Wong/26 July 2018)

319. The speed of our speech should not be faster than our thought. (Pittaya Wong/26 July 2018)

320. Practice makes perfect.. Recklessness makes defect, it is our karma that makes the effect. (Pittaya Wong/2018)

321. The present perfect is due to past perfect. The present defect leads to future defect. The mechanism behind karma is complex but its concept is this simplest. (Pittaya Wong/28 July 2018)

322. Uncompromise our promise, especially when we promise to compromise. (Pittaya Wong/30 July 2018)

323. With enlightenment, we can travel at the speed of light. (Pittaya Wong/30 July 2018)

324. The multi-facet of knowledge we learn, either right or wrong, can be equally important as they provide the many aspects of context for our consideration and justification. (Pittaya Wong/30 July 2018)

325. Medication is for our body. Meditation is for our mind. (Pittaya Wong/30 July 2018)

326. Meet our doctors for medication. Meet our masters for meditation. (Pittaya Wong/30 July 2018)

327. In Dhammonomics, there are less consumption and production as people spend more time enjoying meditation. (Pittaya Wong/2018)

328. To become a Buddhist saint, we have to eliminate all mental defilement. (Pittaya Wong/3 Aug 2018)

329. It's good to praise the Saints for decades, but it's better to dedicate ourselves for Sainthood. (Pittaya Wong)

330. Being humble, our mind is gentle. Being simple, our mind is unpuzzle. Being gentle and unpuzzle, our mind can be subtle. As our mind becomes subtle, enlightenment is possible. (Pittaya Wong)

331. As a Buddhist Saint, it makes sense to be self-centered. (Pittaya Wong/9 Aug 2018)

332. When we compete with ourselves, we've to go faster than our own ego. When we compete with others, our ego should go slower than everybody else. (Pittaya Wong/9 Aug 2018)

333. Having less social binding and loading, an individualist can do better in Buddhism. (Pittaya Wong/8 Aug 2018)

334. To build a celestial mansion, the best construction materials are generosity, morality, and meditation. (Pittaya Wong/9 Aug 2018)

335. Just one degree of deviation from the origin, it can mean much distance from the destination. (Pittaya Wong/12 Aug 2018)

336. Craving.. without money, it's scarcity. Sharing.. without money, it's sufficiency. (Pittaya Wong/16 Aug 2018)

*** Latest Update as of 16 August 2018 ***