Maureen Leung About Me Page at Helium

My passion is ...

to gain knowledge and wisdom

I know too much about ...

nothing. There is always something to learn.

My parents always told me ...

what is your next step in life? Don't give up

My childhood ambition ...

to be a scientist or a doctor

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

school books and articles

My first job ...

was working at my mom's restrauant

My best moment ...

graduated from university, whenever I reach my dreams, when I feel that I have help others, and other things in my life that I am grateful for

My inspiration ...

God, my very good friend, and life

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Articles

What do you believe? by Steve Marshall
How nature and nurture influence mental health by Dr. Deborah Bauers
Modern schools of psychological thought and how they have influenced the science of psychology by Dr. Deborah Bauers
Short stories: Overcoming challenges by Gulrukh Tausif

Religion & Spirituality > Buddhism Buddhism: Introduction to the karma: 3 of 14

The Sanskrit word “karma” means “intentional action.” In Buddhism, it is the force that drives the cycle of suffering and rebirth. The idea of karma had existed throughout ancient India before the arrival of Buddha. However, no one explained this doctrine in a completed form except him. He also incorporated it into his teachings, which became an important doctrine of the Buddhist philosophy. The doctrine of karma clarifies the cause of inequality of humankind. According to Buddhists, the law of karma is the natural law. There is n...
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