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| Poster: ngoa.i đa.o Reply Post Message Date: Fri May 10 15:02:07 2002 |
| Subject: Tha^`n th^ong |
| Post No: 847 |
Xin da^?n chu*'ng: #25 The Power of love co' 2 đoa.n -they rolled a very large boulder down the hill towards him. But just before it was going to crush him, the rock split in half, leaving Buddha unharmed. -Buddha saw the elephant coming and , instead of being frightened or angry, felt great love and pity for the poor beast. Even though the elephant was drunk and crazed, it felt the power of Buddha's love. It stopped charging and walked over to the Buddha meekly, and then bowed down its large head at Buddha's feet. - c'o 1 la^`n toi nghe 1 su* NI ke^? la.i chuye^.n nga`i A CA DIEP van dung phe'p than thong xuong đia nguc thăm me. xin hoi? cac vi. nghi~ sao ve 3 die^`u tren ? co' hay khong co' THAN THONG va^.y cam on cac vi da giai thich ro rang cac cau hoi vua qua. |