• #CLRM - KARMA (CLRMK)
    2026/07/28

    CHRISTOPHER LIAN ROSE MONASTERIES (CLRM)

    E17 - #CLRM - KARMA (CLRMK)

    CHRISTOPHER LIAM ROSE TALKS ABOUT #CLRM - KARMA (CLRMK)

    In Buddhism, karma means intentional action driven by mental volition, functioning as a natural law of cause and effect rather than a cosmic justice system, and shaping both present habits and future rebirths

    In Buddhism, wholesome actions (kusala kamma) are skillful deeds driven by good intentions that bring peace and happiness. They grow from three roots: non-attachment (generosity), benevolence (loving-kindness), and understanding (wisdom)

    In Buddhism, unwholesome actions (akusala kamma) are unskillful deeds driven by the ⁠Three Poisons—greed, hatred, and delusion. These actions of the body, speech, and mind create harmful results and future suffering.

    The Four Truths

    Dukkha (The Truth of Suffering): Life involves pain, aging, sickness, death, and general dissatisfaction (dukkha).

    Samudaya (The Origin of Suffering): Suffering comes from craving (tanha), selfish desire, and ignorance about reality.

    Nirodha (The Cessation of Suffering): Suffering can stop when you let go of craving, leading to inner peace or nirvana.

    Magga (The Path to Cessation):
    The way to end suffering is by following the Noble Eightfold Path

    Wisdom (Panna)

    Right view: Knowing the true nature of life and the Four Noble Truths.

    Right intention: Having a mind free from hate, bad desires, and harm.


    Ethical Conduct (Sila)

    Right speech: Telling no lies, no rude words, and no useless talk.

    Right action:
    Doing no harm, taking no life, and stealing nothing.

    Right livelihood: Doing a clean job that hurts no living thing.

    Mental Discipline (Samadhi)

    Right effort: Working hard to stop bad thoughts and grow good ones.

    Right mindfulness: Keeping a clear and steady mind on the present.

    Right concentration: Practicing deep meditation to steady the spirit.

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    37 分
  • #CLRM - THE FIRE SERMON (CLRMTFS)
    2026/07/27

    CHRISTOPHER LIAM ROSE MONASTERIES (CLRM)

    E16 - #CLRM - THE FIRE SERMON (CLRMTFS)

    CHRISTOPHER LIAM ROSE TALKS ABOUT #CLRM - THE FIRE SERMON (CLRMTFS)

    The Fire Sermon (the Ādittapariyāya Sutta in the Pāli Canon) is a famous discourse where the Buddha declared that "all is burning". He taught that our six senses and mind are ablaze with the "fires" of craving, hatred, and delusion, binding us to the suffering of continual rebirth

    The sermon was originally addressed to a group of 1,000 former fire-worshipping ascetics whom the Buddha had newly converted. To challenge their traditional beliefs, he used fire as a powerful psychological metaphor, explaining that every aspect of our sensory experience causes suffering

    What is burning: The eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, and mind, as well as the external objects they contact and the consciousness/feelings that arise from these interactions.

    What it is burning with: The fires of greed (rāga), hatred (dosa), and delusion (moha), which are further fueled by birth, aging, death, sorrow, and despair.

    The path to liberation: By developing mindful awareness of these internal fires, a person grows disenchanted with grasping at impermanent things. Through this detachment, the fires are extinguished, leading to enlightenment and liberation.

    According to Buddhist texts, this radical reinterpretation of fire immediately awakened the 1,000 monks, allowing them to break free from attachments and achieve complete enlightenment.

    The Four Truths

    Dukkha (The Truth of Suffering): Life involves pain, aging, sickness, death, and general dissatisfaction (dukkha).

    Samudaya (The Origin of Suffering): Suffering comes from craving (tanha), selfish desire, and ignorance about reality.

    Nirodha (The Cessation of Suffering): Suffering can stop when you let go of craving, leading to inner peace or nirvana.

    Magga (The Path to Cessation):
    The way to end suffering is by following the Noble Eightfold Path

    The Noble Eightfold Path

    Wisdom (Pañña): Right view and right intention.

    Ethical Conduct (Sīla): Right speech, right action, and right livelihood.

    Mental Discipline (Samādhi): Right effort, right mindfulness, and right concentration

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    12 分
  • #CLRM - DHARMA (CLRMD)
    2026/07/26

    CHRISTOPHER LIAM ROSE MONASTERIES (CLRM)

    E15 - #CLRM - DHARMA (CLRMD)

    CHRISTOPHER LIAM ROSE TALKS ABOUT #CLRM - DHARMA (CLRMD)

    In Buddhism, dharma (or dhamma in Pali) primarily means the teachings of the Buddha, the cosmic law and order of the universe, and the ultimate truth of how things are. It is one of the three core jewels of Buddhism, alongside the Buddha and the community (sangha)

    The Four Truths

    Dukkha (The Truth of Suffering): Life involves pain, aging, sickness, death, and general dissatisfaction (dukkha).

    Samudaya (The Origin of Suffering): Suffering comes from craving (tanha), selfish desire, and ignorance about reality.

    Nirodha (The Cessation of Suffering): Suffering can stop when you let go of craving, leading to inner peace or nirvana.

    Magga (The Path to Cessation):
    The way to end suffering is by following the Noble Eightfold Path

    The Noble Eightfold Path

    Wisdom (Panna)

    Right View: Understanding how reality works and knowing the truth of suffering and karma.

    Right Intention: Having a kind mind, letting go of anger, and wishing good things for others.

    Ethical Conduct (Sila)

    Right Speech: Speaking kindly, telling the truth, and avoiding harsh or false words.

    Right Action: Living cleanly, not hurting living things, and acting with care and honesty.

    Right Livelihood: Doing a job that does harm to no one and supports a good life.

    Mental Discipline (Samadhi)

    Right Effort: Trying hard to stop bad thoughts and growing good, helpful thoughts.

    Right Mindfulness: Keeping a clear, aware mind on your body, feelings, and thoughts in the present moment.

    Right Concentration: Practicing deep focus and calm meditation to steady the mind.

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    12 分
  • #CLRM - 20 WAYS OF HOW TO FIND SEEK SEARCH SPIRITUAL SILENCE (CLRM20WOHTFSSSS)
    2026/06/23

    CHRISTOPHER LIAM ROSE MONASTERIES (CLRM)

    E14 - #CLRM - 20 WAYS OF HOW TO FIND SEEK SEARCH SPIRITUAL SILENCE (CLRM20WOHTFSSSS)

    CHRISTOPHER LIAM ROSE TALKS ABOUT 20 WAYS OF HOW TO FIND SEEK SEARCH SPIRITUAL SILENCE (20WOHTFSSSS)

    1) Spiritual Meditation – Spiritual Practice – Spiritually Sitting Quietly and Focus on Your Spiritual Breathe or Mantra. Spiritual Meditation creates Spiritual Silence

    2) Spiritual Mindful Breathing – Spiritual Practice – Spiritually doing Mindfulness Breathing

    3) Spiritual Nature Immersion – Spiritual Mental Stillness

    4) Spiritual Digital Detox – Detachment from Technology

    5) Spiritual Silent Retreats - Attend a Spiritual Silent retreat where participants observe Spiritual Silence for extended periods (hours or days)

    6) Spiritual Prayer – Spiritual Practice - Spiritually Communication with Jehovah Jesus Christ Buddha in Faith Spirituality Fate Religion in Prayer

    7) Spiritual Walking Meditation – Spiritual Practice - Walking Mindfully in Spiritual Nature Through Walking Meditation Paying Attention To each Step & Breathe

    8) Spiritual Journalling – Spiritual Practice - Spiritually Writing Your Thoughts, Feelings, Emotions, Dreams, Desires, Spiritual Life Experiences within a Journal to connect to Spiritual Silence (Spiritual Practice)

    9) Spiritually Listening to Spiritual Silence – Sitting Down Somewhere Quiet and Intentionally Listening to Spiritual Silence and Sounds around You

    10) Spiritual Yoga – (Spiritual Practice) – Spiritual Yoga Practices combine Movement, Breath and Spiritual Awareness

    11) Spiritual Minimalism – Spiritual Practice - Spiritually Reducing Physical Clutter Can Reduce Mental Clutter as well

    12) Early Morning Spiritual Stillness – Waking Up Early before the world become busy and sit in Spiritual Reflection & Reflexivity

    13) Spiritual Contemplation – (Spiritual Practice) Spiritually Reflect on a Question, Spiritual Text or Spiritual Life Purpose, Spiritual Calling, Spiritual Divine Assignment

    14) Spiritual Mindful Eating – (Spiritual Practice) Spiritually Eat Slow and In Spiritual Silence, Noticing Flavors and Textures

    15) Spiritual Sound Fasting – (Spiritual Practice) Spiritually Spending Time without Music, Podcasts, TV or Background Noise

    16) Spiritual Gratitude Practice (Spiritual Practice) – Spiritual Quietly Reflection on what you’re thankful and grateful for can calm Mental Chatter

    17) Spiritual Observation without Judgement (Spiritual Practice) – Spiritually Watching Thoughts & Thinking that Arises and Passing without Reacting to them

    18) Spiritual Sacred Spaces – Visiting Spiritual Sacred Places (Temples, Churches, Monasteries, Ministries, Spiritual Environments)

    19) Spiritual Creative Flow – Spiritually Creating Arts, Music, Painting, Crafting can lead to Spiritual Silence, Meditative Status of Spiritual Focus

    20) Spiritual Acceptance & Spiritual Letting Go (Spiritual Practice) – Spiritual Acceptance & Spiritual Letting Go can help to discover Spiritual Silence which helps to stop resisting Feelings, Thoughts, Emotions, thinking to simply allow them to Spiritual Pass

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    43 分
  • #CLRM - REPENTANCE (CLRMR)
    2026/05/29

    CHRISTOPHER LIAM ROSE MONASTERIES

    E13 - #CLRM - REPENTANCE (CLRMR)

    CHRISTOPHER LIAM ROSE TALKS ABOUT #CLRM - REPENTANCE (CLRMR)

    REPENTANCE IN BUDDHISM

    In Buddhism, repentance can be considered as a continual process of sincere self-reflection and diligent self-discipline (through upholding the precepts), with the goal of purification and the unveiling of our innate and pristine Buddha Nature.

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    11 分
  • #CLRM - IMPERMANENCE (CLRMI)
    2026/05/06

    CHRISTOPHER LIAM ROSE MONASTERIES (CLRM)

    E12 - #CLRM - IMPERMANENCE (CLRMI)

    CHRISTOPHER LIAM ROSE TALKS ABOUT #CLRM - IMPERMANENCE (CLRMI)

    Impermanence, or anicca in Pali, is a fundamental Buddhist principle stating that all conditioned things—physical objects, bodies, thoughts, and relationships—are in a constant state of flux and change. It is one of the "Three Marks of Existence," and accepting this transient nature is essential to ending suffering (*dukkha) caused by clinging to things as stable.

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    9 分
  • CLRM - IMPERFECTION PERFECTION (THE FUTURE) NO I NO CONFLICTS (PART 6) (CLRMIPTFNINCP6)
    2026/05/03

    CHRISTOPHER LIAM ROSE MONASTERRIES (CLRM)

    E12 - CLRM - IMPERFECTION PERFECTION (THE FUTURE) NO I NO CONFLICTS (PART 6) (CLRMIPTFNINCP6)

    CHRISTOPHER LIAM ROSE TALKS ABOUT CLRM - IMPERFECTION PERFECTION (THE FUTURE) NO I NO CONFLICTS (PART 6) (CLRMIPTFNINCP6)

    #ChristopherLiamRoseMonasteries #CLRM #ChristopherLiamRose #Buddhism #Christianity #Faith #Spirituality #Fate #Religion #SpirituallyHelpingOtherPeople #SpiritualTeachings #Jehovah #JesusChrist #Buddha #Buddhist #SpiritualDharma #Spiritual #NoSelf #SpiritualChange #TheNoSelf #Selflessness #KnowThyself #SpiritualEnlightenment

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    7 分
  • #CLRM - IMPERFECTION - (THE PRESENT) UNKNOWN CHANGE & CHOICE (PART 5) (CLRMITPUCCP5)
    2026/05/03

    CHRISTOPHER LIAM ROSE MONASTERIES (CLRM)

    E11 - #CLRM - IMPERFECTION - (THE PRESENT) UNKNOWN CHANGE & CHOICE (PART 5) (CLRMITPUCCP5)

    CHRISTOPHER LIAM ROSE TALKS ABOUT #CLRM - IMPERFECTION - (THE PRESENT) UNKNOWN CHANGE & CHOICE (PART 5) (CLRMITPUCCP5)

    #ChristopherLiamRoseMonasteries #CLRM #ChristopherLiamRose #Buddhism #Christianity #Faith #Spirituality #Fate #Religion #SpirituallyHelpingOtherPeople #SpiritualTeachings #Jehovah #JesusChrist #Buddha #Buddhist #SpiritualDharma #Spiritual #NoSelf #SpiritualChange #TheNoSelf #Selflessness #KnowThyself #SpiritualEnlightenment

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    23 分