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Abandon negative friendships ~ Padampa Sangye

Abandon negative friendships ~ Padampa Sangye was last modified: April 8th, 2018 by dorjeduck

Frequenting evil friends is bound to make your own behavior evil;
People of Tingri, abandon any friendships that are negative.


Padampa Sangye

from the book The Hundred Verses of Advice: Tibetan Buddhist Teachings on What Matters Most

translated by Padmakara Translation Group


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Further quotes from the book The Hundred Verses of Advice:

  • Without settling anywhere
  • Have you prepared yourselves a boat
  • Love and compassion for all
  • Nothing to be gained or lost
  • There is never any time to spare
  • Flying off into the bardo
  • The faults within
  • Happiness and suffering
  • Overcoming obstacles
  • You will have to go
  • Practice with joy and enthusiasm
  • Precious human life
  • Contemplating the defects of samsara
  • Use riches in a constructive way
  • You won’t live forever
  • Rather than being trapped by your perceptions
  • The freedom to practice the Dharma
  • Don’t go on following the past
  • Putting down the heavy burden once and for all


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