Tao Sangha teaches that the most important things for humanity are to “Create Ki” and “Knead Ki.” Kneading Ki is like kneading the dough for

Tao Sangha is based on this. Actually, “Ki Directs Everything” is how our universe works. You can say that this is a law of the

The concept of “Joy” often appears in Buddhist sutras. But this Joy doesn’t come from outside us. People usually feel joy because they got something

Self-identity and otherness, holding ego and caring for others, self-actualization and others’ happiness. These are my concerns these days. To say it more simply, “Who

“The next morning as they passed by the fig tree he had cursed, the disciples noticed it had withered from the roots up. Peter remembered

“If any of you wants to be my follower, you must give up your own way, take up your cross, and follow me” (Matthew 16:24;

If you feel you are stuck, with no way to escape, please keep looking for hope. I guarantee that there is hope out there waiting

As humans, we selectively perceive only what we can see, only what is convenient to us. And even though less than 1 percent of the

The hopes and wishes we have are usually pretty shallow. We usually wish for what we want, something convenient for us. But maybe God/Buddha’s love

“Your Sense of Wonder” Sometimes the phrase “sense of wonder” is used in science fiction, and it’s also part of the title of Rachel Carson’s

“Don’t Let Your Brain Freeze — Keep Thinking!” Buddhism teaches that if someone stops thinking, that state is called “Dark” and it means “no wisdom.”

This is a continuation of my last blog. In my previous blog, I talked about the way acceptance is taught in Christianity: “You are good