let’s head out
September 21, 2010
Saṃsāra
(Sanskrit; Pāli, flowing on) The cycle of repeated birth and death that individuals undergo until they attain nirvāṇa. The cycle, like the universe, is believed to have no beginning or end and individuals transmigrate from one existence to the next in accordance with their karma or moral conduct. Blinded by the three roots of evil (akuśala-mūla), namely greed, hatred, and delusion, beings are said to wander in saṃsāra until such time as they are fortunate enough to hear the Dharma and put it into practice.
– Oxford University Press
You Are IT 
September 25, 2010 at 1:49 am
and put it into practice and put it into practice and put it into practice