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Buddhistdoor Quote for Today: Kangyur Rinpoche (1898-1975)

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Buddhistdoor Quote for Today: Wealth and enjoyments are the occasion of ruin in this life and those to come. Beings are in a situation that is like a turbulent river rushing irresistibly toward the sea. They are constantly tormented and exhausted by the tasks of accumulating, preserving, and augmenting their possessions. Their minds are pulled this way and that by desires, and they are never satisfied. When they possess a few riches, they become puffed up and look down on others. ... Those who know contentment have reached the summit of riches. — Kangyur Rinpoche (1897-1975)
Buddhistdoor Quote for Today: Wealth and enjoyments are the occasion of ruin in this life and those to come. Beings are in a situation that is like a turbulent river rushing irresistibly toward the sea. They are constantly tormented and exhausted by the tasks of accumulating, preserving, and augmenting their possessions. Their minds are pulled this way and that by desires, and they are never satisfied. When they possess a few riches, they become puffed up and look down on others. ... Those who know contentment have reached the summit of riches. — Kangyur Rinpoche (1897-1975)
Buddhistdoor Quote for Today: Wealth and enjoyments are the occasion of ruin in this life and those to come. Beings are in a situation that is like a turbulent river rushing irresistibly toward the sea. They are constantly tormented and exhausted by the tasks of accumulating, preserving, and augmenting their possessions. Their minds are pulled this way and that by desires, and they are never satisfied. When they possess a few riches, they become puffed up and look down on others. ... Those who know contentment have reached the summit of riches. — Kangyur Rinpoche (1897-1975)