r/Buddhism

: "Buddhism books about death"

: "What’s the subtle reason for Maitreya Buddha to sit like this and not in lotus pose ?"

: "If there’s no self (anatta), what part of “me” awakens? What part get enlightened?"

: "The photgrapher who captured this stated that he had waited for hours to capture this moment where the Sun appears to "rest" on the fingertips of a Buddha statue (Source: @chitoto_photo on Instagram)"

: "Nibbana, or Nirvana"

: "“Zen is to feel your way along in the dark”"

: "Art 1 | White Tara | The Goddess of Compassion and Longevity"

: "is hunting/fishing (to eat) generate "worse" Karma than buying meat ?"

: "Day 301 of 365 daily quotes by Venerable Thubten For great practitioners, Death is not an end but a joyful transition like going on a picnic where one continues benefiting sentient beings. To face Death with ease, we must release attachment and remember:life is not for clinging, but for awakening."