Comforting wisdom for life
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Control Your Mind
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(35)
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Dunniggahassa lahuno - yattha ka-ma nipatino Cittasa damatho sa-dhu . . . - cittam dantam sukhavaham (35) The mind is difficult to control; swiftly and lightly, it move and lands wherever it pleases. It is good to tame the mind, for a well-tamed mind brings happiness. (35) The lady mind reader (Matika Ma-ta) While residing at the Jetavana monastery, the Buddha uttered Verse (35) of the Suttanta Pitaka, khuddaka Nika-ya, DHAMMAPADA (The Highly Treasured book), with reference to a certain bhikkhu. Once, sixty bhikkhus, after each obtaining a subject of meditation from the Buddha, went to a village at the foot of a mountain.
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