Good Karma Music Stories

Venerable Heng Sure,Thank you for coming to S’pore to give dharma talk. Pls come more often.I donated 37 times of my blood. I vow to donate to 100 times as long as I am healthy to do so. May my blood be used to save those who need it.Amituofo

After hearing Ven Heng Sure’s talk on Filiality, It really struck me and straight after the talk, I went up to my Dad and Grandma and offer them a massage on the leg. (Writing this largely because of the free music though lol)

I was browsing some exhibition at the Library lobby, one old lady come across and ask me if I would like to buy some tissue paper from her, I brought 4 small packets from her, hope this can make her day bright. Amituofo.

My mother passed away exactly on christmas day 2012.we were having family brakfast together, my siblings and I and my mum and dad, little di we know that was the last time we see her too :(To commemorate her passing away I will pay my respect to her her daily for as long as I live, she ia a great mother and caring and protectively mother. Though she is no longer here, in my heart she is always there. Sadhu Sdahu Sadhu.Gilbert

Prior to attending talk earlier, I had sms-ed out to 20 – 30 friends and upon leaving I had sms-ed out for the 2 additional talks to also 20- 40 pax. There are some overlaps. These I sms-ed are in one way or another have interests or have attended some buddhist teachings in one way or another.The same way I got to know of this talk is through the sharing of a dharma sister Sumana.Thankfully, it is a good reminder to have strong resolution on Bodhicitta as it is crucial for us esp at such degeneracy of our times.

I plan to tell everybody who will listen about Buddhist Music and write songs to inspire people to bring forth the Bodhi Resolve.

When I was visiting Melbourne, I stayed at a hotel with my parents – in separate rooms. After my parents went to bed, and I went out for drinks with my friends, I met an Australian guy that was travelling around with a minimum amount of resources – money and clothes. He was a very nice and happy person, a free spirit. Not needing much to enjoy life. When the night ended, I asked him where he would stay tonight: he did not have a place to stay and was considering his options (which weren’t many). I invited him to stay at our hotel – which he gratefully accepted. We enjoyed talking about life until he went to sleep and the next morning I left quietly so that he could rest and shower. I left my contact details and he sent me a very thankful message. I hope this one counts as a good deed!