LEARNING IS LIFE

 Practice and imbibe compassion, stay liberated: The Buddha Inspired Poem Leave what was broken, far behind. Let go of grudges, ease your mind. Offer forgivenes s, to all you find. Your own weary spirit, tenderly bind. Embrace every being, with love so true. No judgmen t, no reason, just me and you. Compassion stream, forever anew. A generous spirit, shining through. Find peace in the stillness, a steady embrace. No rush, no worry, finding your space. With calm understanding, and gentle grace. A soul at its center, in time and in place.

 POEM Purify mind , let light flow in. See with your soul, where wonders begin. React not , let your spirit sing. A new kind of knowing, wisdom will bring. Have witness eyes, hear with your heart. Tanscend past , forgive, make a fresh start. Think with pure purpose, play your best part. Reaching for sunshine, a liberating art. Rise up and bloom, let your true self shine. Connected to all, a spirit divine. This knowing within , forever is thine. The highest wisdom , perfectly aligned.

  Buddhist symbolism of timeless enlightenment at moment of death: The Reclining Buddha haiku In many Buddhist temples, the statues of reclining Buddha exist both as an iconographic Buddhist art as well as symbolic representation of Nirvana as the ultimate aim of life in Buddhism. In other words, the Reclining Buddha represents embracing of death with equanimity and pure awareness as transition to Nirvana. HAIKU Recline peacefully View mindfully your exit To clinch Nirvana ~*~ Keep calm, collected Recline with serenity For graceful passing ~*~ Enlightenment – Detachment from all desires - It is timeless ~*~ Use death moment To end rebirth-death cycles - Nirvana moment ~*~ Make death moment Tranquil – free from all desires -   Nirvana prospect Pic courtsey: BK Jain, FB Friend  

  A SENTENCE ACROSTIC ON BUDDHA RHYMING ACTOSTIC ON BUDDHA B: Benevolent smile, a gentle way. U: Understanding empathy, he'd softly sway. D: Deep in self-reflection, beneath the tree. D: Discovered Truth, for all to see. H: Healed the world with compassion kind. A: All that matters, peace of mind.

FOUR TRUTHS: FOUR HAIKU   Dukka - Strife is Truth - Birth, aging, death, fleeting mind, Sensual acts are strife   Samudaya - Cause - Desires are root cause of strife - Those arise in mind   Nirodha - Strife's end - Hone non-passion, detachment To cease desiring   Marga - Noble Path Hone right view, intent, speech, acts, Striving, focus, thoughts     FOUR TRUTHS: FOUR QUATRAINS   Born, grow old, then fade away, Mind like clouds, drifts through the day. Pleasures fade, a weary chase, This is strife, in time and space.   Seeds of want, in mind they grow, Thirst and yearning, make us go. These desires, they start the pain, Strife's deep root, again and again.   Still the wanting, let it cease, Find the calm, find inner peace. Let go clinging, let it be, Strife can end, and you are free.   See things true, and aim to do, Speak and live, in ways that's new. Work with care, with heart so clear, Focus mind, and conquer fear. ...

International Labour Day or May Day is observed to celebrate success of workers for 8 working hours which was earlier 12 to 16 hours of Work provided in unsafe situations. It was on May 1, 1886, that the labour class in US got united and took to streets against the unfair treatment and demanded paid leaves, proper wages and breaks for the workforce. The theme of Labour Day for 2026 focuses on workers' rights, mental health, digital work culture, and social justice with the theme "Ensuring a Healthy Psychosocial Working Environment" which highlights the need to manage mental health, stress, and burnout in modern, evolving workplaces. In India, the first Labour Day was organised in Chennai by the Labour Kisan Party of Hindustan in 1923 with red flags. The tradition continues till date with active participation of Left Wing Parties. In many parts of India, the observance is also called 'Kamgar Diwas'. “As we celebrate Labour Day, we honour the men and women who fough...