Ngày Giỗ is a beautiful and meaningful tradition in my culture. Every year on the date of passing, the family members get together for Ngày Giỗ, the Day of Remembrance and Commemoration.

The written words are meant to transmit The Teaching by making the invisible visible through the myriad of examples and metaphors.

It is essential that we have the self-confidence and the belief in ourselves and our own capability to transcend the mundane.

"Both our so-called luck and misfortune are the result of our Karmic doings. We will encounter whom we must to meet, until our Karmic entanglements are fully resolved. The Karmic world is a closed system and while inside it we shall not escape our own doings."

In order to truly understand the root of our sufferings, we must recognize the nature of our own mind and how our response the outer world impact our life journey. We are the product of our own doings. We create our future circumstances with each choice we make, along the life path.

"I paint to manifest what words cannot express."-Diana Zen, ZenMoon

May there be peace on earth and Inner Peace within everyone's heart.--ZenMoon

Unlike the physical lotus bloom, at our own full-bloom of Enlightenment, we are longer confined within the cyclic existence of birth and death.-ZenMoon

There is only one actuality...one true Reality. Yet, we all see that absolute Reality differently. We each see our life reality through our own color-tinted lenses and filtered, distilled, and refined by our past experiences and bias.

Our lifetime is precious and finite, we must embrace the murmur inside ourselves and embarks on the discovery for knowledge to return to our Timeless Inner Peace.

"Enlightenment is a absolute and unchanging state of being and awareness. One is either Enlightened or one is not Enlightened. There is nothing in between...no gray areas...no confusions."

Our perception is a combination of the gathered awareness and our mind’s subjective interpretation of the information. The present can only be wholly acknowledged when we have complete vision of both ourselves and the world around us.

Living in Zen is living with the objective clarity of the Original No-Mind. We live with the Inner Light, at full illumination, and harmoniously respond to the outer circumstances with an all embracing universal altruism.

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Our memories & impressions are closely tied to our senses. Even a humble pie connects the past, present & future.

This is a simple yet super nutritious vegetable soup with an accompaning avocado toast.

"Here's a vegetarian (and vegan) alternative version for those who miss that tangy, creamy lunchtime treat."

This is a very inspirational talk on sustainable design. Treated bamboo has great potential as a sustainable green timber source for imaginative architecture design.

A plant-based diet is indeed a compassionate choice for our health, our planet, and for animals. This TED talk is very meaningful.

Being a weekday vegetarian is beneficial for the environment and humane for the animals.

An interesting documentary on plants as a source of medicine and healing.

How the flu virus invades the body.

How exactly does meditation affect the body?

A clear healthy mind and body are a essential facilitators so that one may more easily learn the Teaching.

The complex journey of oxygen through your body

But what does aging really mean, and how does it counteract the body’s efforts to stay alive?

How to get quality sleep. Sleep is essential for good health so that we can continue to learn the Dharma.