In Tibetan, we say people who have good windhorse have the sense they can accomplish what they want to do.

The principles of Buddhism and Shambhala can be effective in helping the course of what is happening in the world.

Even when we speak of selflessness, the mind goes to "me." We think, "I'm selfless," but everything is selfless.

We suffer because we want life to be different from what it is. We suffer because we try to make pleasurable what is painful, to make solid what is fluid, to make permanent what is always changing.

When we are certain that the way to accomplish our own wishes is to help others, we have no regrets.

A book very much is the center of the road, so people always can refer back to it.

In Tibetan, we say people who have good windhorse have the sense they can accomplish what they want to do.