Good Karma Music Stories

  • Done and forgotten (11/19/2020) by Benny Heng from Wilayah Persekutuan

    I helped my friend clean his bicycle last week, as it was difficult to clean the bicycle chain.

    Because I knew how to clean it so i helped him out 😀

  • Sharing (11/16/2020) by Simon Yang from Ukiah, USA

    I am much inspired by the positive energy of the music so I have shared this project with my families and friends. I hope it will bring joy and peace to them who then can share with more people 🙂

  • Three Steps, One Bow to support Vegan diet (11/15/2020) by Gold from Vancouver, Canada

    I have been doing the Three Steps One Bow with Berkeley Buddhist Monastery online program daily for a few months now. I would like to delicate this merits to encourage people to be Vegan. It is really not compassionate kill and eat other beings flesh to nourish ourselves.

  • Listening is good. (7/10/2020) by Varssha Tulshiyani from Surat, India

    In this time of COVID-19, I believe listening is the most important thing that you can do.On scrolling through an acquaintance Insta Story, could guess that she was upset and frustrated. I called her and talked about things, current scenario, the challenges, her reactions, etc etc.And she felt relieved and was bit calmer.I was glad that my listening could help someone be calm and bring joy.

  • My small little act of kindness (6/8/2020) by xinyin from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

    Since now is the Covid-19 season, a lot of people have lost their job. I donated some money to old folks home, for their daily needs like food and water. I donated money to some organisations that give food and water to homeless people, and i also donated money for them to buy some masks and PPE suits. Thank you!

  • Longer Tables (5/27/2020) by Jay Brow from Plano, United States

    I am working with a small Church in the rural Philippines. We like to call our projects to build longer tables not higher walls. The latest project I funded was a roadside coin-operated car wash. It has an adjacent small store and living quarters. The business will be given (except the coins) to a poor family of four. The mother and father will run the store and sell roadside coffee and snacks and the two boys 10 and 14 will hustle to operate the handheld washing wands for those interested in a break. The coins will be used to maintain equipment and build some additional business. An early project bought 3 hectares (about 7 acres) of the contiguous land and want to build homes and businesses for the poor.I have followed my own path after reading Hesse’s Siddhartha in Vietnam in 1968.

  • recite sutra to tune (2/14/2020) by L Lee from Ipoh, Malaysia

    I recited the Universal Door Chapter for 5 days in a row. I like its tune as recited at Deng Bi An which I found online.