EIGHT MORALS OR RULES

1. The world should avoid discriminating against otherhuman beings according to their caste, religion, gender and color etc.

2. The world should respect the religions of others and should strictly avoid comparing one’s own or another’s religion as superior or inferior.

3. The world should not follow the religious or irreligious doctrinal principles which are harmful or discriminative ofcaste, religion, gender, societies, fame and income etc.

4. The world should avoid dividing nations by labeling them as friends or enemies.

5. The world should avoid practicing negative actions and other actions which are inhuman and wicked.

6. The world should stop exaggerating (i.e. claiming to have achieved enlightenment or other forms which are not attained) and devaluation (i.e. by ignorance or jealousy making somebody or something seem quite less important than that person or thing really is).

7. The world should practice the three training principles:discipline, concentration and wisdom as well as dedicatingtheir life to serving society and the nation.

8. The world should strive to attain perfect enlightenment for the benefit of all sentient beings.

Teachings given on October 8th 2010

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Homage to Guru Dharma!
Homage to Guru, and Maitri to all religions and communities!
For world peace and to benefit all sentient beings, I’m giving this message of peace to the world with new wisdom and a new method.
        I , Dharma Sangha, will continue penance for nine months more. Afterwards, I will teach the wisdom and pure Dharma to those devotees who wander here in search of receiving that which is given to me by the Buddhas. Also I will continue to do meditation and penance.
        The wisdom which is given to me by the Buddhas is Bodhi Shrawan Dharma, to which I have listened and understood from the Buddhas themselves, and also by following those paths of wisdom and I will be telling that wisdom according to devotees’ needs and capacity of understanding.
       
This Dharma is a path, full of the pure Wisdom of the Buddhas.  Modern people believe that, Dharma is a principle and institution, and though they have reached the meaning of Dharma closely, they are in fact far from real Dharma.
        I believe that those who practice the eight moralities, and understand the real Dharma will practice the pure Dharma.
        Eight moralities or rules are:

1. Not to discriminate against human beings according to their cast, religion, gender or color etc.
2. Not to humiliate religions by comparing them as superior or inferior.
3. Not to accept discriminative doctrinal principles.
4. Not to think of nations as separate or treat countries as friends and enemies.
5.  To avoid debates and arguments as to whether something is true or false as one view will likely be undervalued and another exaggerated.
6. Not to practice the 10 negative actions.
7. To practice three training moral discipline, concentration and wisdom and the dedication of your life to social and national services.
8. To attain perfect enlightenment or dedicate yourself to get liberation for oneself or others.

I would like to tell the world to practice the eight moralities or rules. Practice all the moralities and spread the pure Dharma and peace in the world.
Besides this, I focus on keeping the spiritual Gurus and lay persons away from greed, fame, ignorance and attachment and always focus on attaining perfect happiness and peace for as long as life exists.
Finally, let’s make this world a Dharma world which is very suitable to live in not only for human beings, animals, living creatures, and plants, but also for Buddhas.
May All Beings Be Happy.