Morality of His Holiness the Supreme Patriarch Somdet Phra Sangharaja Give morals On the occasion of Makha Bucha Day, 17 February 2022
“Good Makha Bucha Day, which is the day of the Fourth Sannibat. Another word has come and gone. It was a lunar day like this more than two and a half hundred years ago. His Majesty the Lord Buddha He gave three principles that are the heart of Buddhism: not committing all sins; Ready to make merit and purifying the mind
“Citta” is a state of knowledge that appears in every living being, which is accompanied by another type of mental condition called “cetasika”. A group of mental factors called “sankhara” may shape the mind in three directions, namely the good side. The bad side and the neutral side Purifying the mind according to the principles at the heart of the religion It is necessary to begin to refine oneself to be normal, tolerant, and to refrain from sinning. Satisfied with striving to make merit It is to make merit, keep the precepts, and meditate always. To train the mind to lean towards a clean path. Keep cleaning until the dust of impurity disappears. Make you reach a state of purity with a good mind. Have constant merit Always train your mind. It will be a factor leading to liberation from suffering. Even though it has not yet reached the end in the legal case. But it will still bring happiness in the world’s legal affairs. which is to make those who train the mind become honest people Have clean work without punishment, have a calm mind, do not have to fear punishment from the laws of the country. It is also a tool to support the mind so that it does not suffer from the worldly nature. Show no signs of fluctuation When experiencing gain, loss of fortune, rank, loss of rank, praise, gossip, happiness, and suffering, it can be summed up as a purified mind. Must come from training When practiced, the mind will be stable and not shaken. According to the Buddha’s teachings, “cittaṃ dantaṃ sukhavaṃ” means that a well-trained mind brings happiness in this way.
Ask for the true teachings of His Majesty the Lord Buddha. Remain firmly in this world forever. and ask all Buddhists Let’s all work together to study the True Dhamma. To achieve ever greater growth and prosperity.”
