Reviews Of Sam & Sara

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Han Kok Kwang (Author of National #1 Bestsellers, “So What If You Don’t Have A Degree?” & “No Job? No Problem!”):

‘Had a quick scan of “Sam & Sara” and found it to be a rather multi-layered book. Looks deceptively simple with the cartoons but its wisdom is quite profound if you take the time to ponder. And the way you break “Samsara” into ‘Sam & Sara’ is genius. Not everyone would appreciate the layered wisdom in the book but when you can get past “duh?” after the first few chapters, you will find a treasure trove of “pause & reflect” triggers in today’s 24/7 world. A few of my favourite chapters are “Clinging to Suffering”, “Blindspots” and “Blockage.” Great job!’

(Han was winner of the ‘Inaugural National Lifelong Learner’ Award & the youngest winner of ‘National Human Resource Management Professional of the Year’ Award.)

Audrey:

‘I love this book as it appeals to me as an adult, and it has a cute comic commentary that I can explain to my children. Being ever so curious, my children always ask me what am I reading, and often will take it to ‘read’. Looking forward to read this book together with them! … At first glance, Sam&Sara is light-hearted and cute, when it is actually very thought-provoking and reflective. The book explores the root of our problems, on why we suffer. It teaches us to look squarely and deeply at ourselves for the answers.’

Jill:

‘I almost finished reading it during 2 office lunch times. I could had finished reading it faster but every page needs some time to understand and digest. It’s a simple but not that simple comic book. Thought-provoking I should say. And it’s not a one-time read-and-pass kind of book… When one goes off track in their path of life, just simply read this book again to find the way back! This is my first encounter of the Dharma through a comic book… In this book, less is more. In fact, I’m hoping to see book two or something similar, but with different teachings. Somehow, I feel that you are able to see the Dharma in everything, therefore capable of coming out with something more.’ [Yes, we are creating book 2!]

Eunice:

‘Hello Bro Shi’an, I have been waiting for quite some time to get a copy of this amazing book, which I caught trailer snapshots of in Facebook. Yes, of course I need to have it now that it’s available for purchase… Thank you for producing so many interesting and insightful Dharma teachings through your impeccable efforts. In gratitude, Eunice’

Bruce:

A great Dharma comic book, inspirational and motivational, with deep understanding that goes into our daily lives, and yet so funny.

Yolanda:

Dear Teacher Shi’an, the book is humourous. The sentences are short and sharp, and they give you enough food for thought. When my niece read a few pages, she found it interesting and would like to have one. I would like to order a copy for her. Thank you.

Susan:

It is an interesting comic book. I like it very much. There are many cute drawings and reminds us on our day-to-day life matters. Even my mother who does not understand English is attracted by the pictures in the book. She asked me to read and explain them to her. I have bought a few books and distributed them to my colleagues as gifts.  Some felt that it helps them to de-stress with laughter after a stressful day at work. Hope to share this book with more friends! 

Fengyi:

‘It’s great to read a book that is humorous, yet contains so much insight which will enhance one’s outlook on life. I truly enjoyed it and am sure I’ll read it again. Thank you very much and looking forward to more “Sam and Sara” adventures.’

Jeannie (Paris): 

‘Bravo! Excellent work of art! I’m an avid follower of “A Tit for a Tat” (at moonpointer.com). It’s a genuine indisputable evolution to name it “Sam & Sara”. Love it! The subtleties, reflections, inspirations and the perceptions of our everyday realities are well pictured in the book. It is a book that can influence our lives, along with beautiful, down-to-earth stories we tell about ourselves. This book also reminds me of a similar comic, “The Illustrated Heart Sutra” by Tsai Chih Chung I singled out a few years back. Simple and easy to read, even for foreigners. Very talented indeed! Sam & Sara are now my wonderful daily travelling companions to work! Thank you.’  

Sis Bita (Vice-President of Singapore’s Buddhist Fellowship on the ‘Sam & Sara’ book):

‘My (10-year-old) daughter (Tara) says it’s soooo funny! She’s laughing her socks off! Now she says, “I’m going to recommend all my friends to get this book”… She’s SMS-ing her friends now: “Eh tomorrow, I’m gonna bring a book to school. It’s really cute and makes me want to laugh. The author is my Mother’s friend so I’m gonna promote it. It’s new… so yeah. My Mum is (among) the first to get it and she got 50 copies. So after reading mine, if you are interested, do consider buying it to share it with your friends!” (It’s) a great idea as a gift – friends and kids with birthdays around the corner… Watch out for Sam & Sara!”

(It’s surprisingly a hit with kids, though it was written for adults too! Yes! ‘Sam & Sara’ was mindfully written to be enjoyed by all of all ages! Depending on your perception, every experience of its wit and wisdom is different.)

‘YPs (Young People group of Buddhist Fellowship) enjoying “Sam & Sara” and acting out their favourite stories. An excellent way to teach nuggets of Dharma wisdom to young people. They had a lot of fun and laughter!’

‘Dear Parents, we had an interesting YP lesson yesterday (on Sunday). Each young lady and gentleman reviewed 10 stories in the new Buddhist comic “Sam & Sara”. For a good 20 minutes, there was complete SILENCE! (Woohoo!!!) Pure concentration. They were each asked to pick their favourite story, that they have reviewed together, and with a partner, personified and “acted” (read) the script.

Lots of fun and laughter! Of course, some kids said, “I don’t understand your story.” And in typical YP fashion, another will help by trying to explain in their own words their understanding of the story, and another will chip in on how this can be applied to their lives…

As a parent and a teacher, I have seen how many kids have been tickled by the Dhamma stories cleverly woven into the comic strips. My kids have even brought them to school to share with their friends and they came back asking for more! “Sam & Sara” is also an excellent gift for birthdays, celebrations and as a “get-well” gift. It’s truly a gem. Every child and every person should have one by their side. With metta, Coach Bita’

Dr. Henry Yeo (Committee Member of Singapore’s Buddhist Fellowship):

‘Sadhu, Sadhu, Sadhu to all 3 of you (Shi’an, Weiya, Jetty) for bringing the Dharma alive in a refreshing way. May you be as successful as “Peanuts” and “Calvin & Hobbes”. Looking forward towards seeing “Sam & Sara” T-shirts and greeting cards. I do not see “Sam & Sara” [as someone else], but see myself and my friends and relatives [in them] instead.’

Huimin:

‘Full of imagination, it (Sam & Sara) is an interesting book. You may get different insights through reading it each time. It has the ability to pass different messages through different reading conditions and perceptions at different times. May all get enlightenment through the book. Amituofo.’

Marcus:

‘It is absolutely cool to present the Dharma in such an entertaining way! What is Dharma, where is Dharma & how to practise Dharma? “Sam & Sara” clearly answers these questions. When we are laughing at “Sam & Sara”, aren’t we laughing at ourselves too? It is not just a book, but more like a mirror for our reflection. With no doubt, it is definitely another successful production by TDE.’

Faith:

‘I’ve read quite a bit of the book, a little a day goes a long way! Quite a lot of insights to mentally digest, which is great. So, here’s my encapsulated thoughts on “Sam & Sara” : ) … An insightful read that is loads of fun; Love “Sam & Sara” for its forthright humour that is transcendental in meaning. It surprised me into seeing the “flip side of the coin”, so to speak. Often, I found it a spot-on guide on the absurdity of human psychology and behaviour (mine included).’

Lili:

‘This is a great book! I’ve been smiling when thinking of this book.’

Lay Keow:

‘Amazing! Worth buying.’

Yong Han:

‘Hi, I love your book – the Sam & Sara book. [It has] a lot of practical wisdom.’

Tracy:

‘I finished the book in ONE go… The book is inspiring and reminds us of long forgotten values.’  

Jacqueline:

‘Nicole enjoys reading Sam & Sara. She says: The book is easy to read, the illustrations are neat, the conversations are funny and there are many things I can learn about life from it. I will recommend this book to everyone!’

Frédéric (France):

Book well received, Thank you!

Bee Lan:

‘I have read “Sam & Sara” twice since I got it last Saturday. I enjoyed the book and could see myself in some of the scenarios. I liked particularly the sections on anger, distraction and intention. So me! I am a little bit Sam and a little bit Sara!… On the whole, a good read! Thank you. Keep it up. Waiting for Volume 2…’  

Juliana (School Teacher):

‘This book gives a good glimpse of the Buddha’s teachings in comic format. Reader-friendly and with authentic examples, you will get the concepts clearly shown to you in a fun and relaxing way… In fact, I got a total of 8 books. I just received 2 today. Getting more as presents for my friends. _/|\_… It is great pleasure to support good books!’

Bro. Liew Shi Xiong [Lay Advisor, Singapore Buddhist Mission (Youth)]:

‘”Skilful means” in sharing the Buddha’s teachings apply aptly to this graphic novel of Sam & Sara’s comic strips. The book is a witty and “zenny” look into the everyday situations faced by our two protagonists, Sam & Sara, in 100 short snippets of everyday “adventures”. Sam & Sara is also a timely reminder that opportunities to practise and cultivate ourselves can be found in the everyday-ness of our daily lives.

To share a personal experience… Email communication has been an integral part of my life, and I sometimes have the habit of procrastinating on replying emails. But when I was reading snippet #8 this evening, it struck a chord and made me reflect for a moment, on the conveniences and inconveniences this new medium has made out of myself. True story. (As to what’s the story in #8, buy a copy of the book to find out!) Please support “Sam & Sara”, or in true-blue Singaporean Internet lingo, “Sarpork priest!” (Support please!)’

Diana:

‘”Sam & Sara” are so cute! Not “Samsara” (that is cute) though… All 100 “adventures” are so real and many of them happen in my personal life too. For instance, snippet #25 on Distraction, #42 on Love, #54 on Regrets, #63 on Fixed Views… just to name a few… Reading this will definitely move me towards bettering myself. Next readers of this book, my dearest family members…’ 

Ivy Loh:

‘Dear Shi’an, I would like to purchase one more book to give as a gift. I am halfway through the book and find it very interesting. The conversations between Sam & Sara are what we encounter from time to time in our daily lives. This book is relevant to all, regardless of one’s faith. Its messages serve as reminders to me, though some are very profound, which I need to read through a few times to gain better insight. This is a book which I will not put aside after reading, but will take out again, to reread whenever I can. I have learnt and benefited a lot from it, and I’m sure it will continue to benefit me and many out there too!’

Tuck Khuen:

‘Hi Bro. Shi’an, “Sam & Sara” is definitely another compassionate gift from you, complementary to the many TDE books published. This pictorial book is a breakthrough which can hold the hearts and interest of all age groups. My daughter who read a few chapters of the book had some good laughs and enjoyed reading it. The outcome from reading it with be very different for each individual, depending on one’s intellectual level of understanding, as some stories are indeed profound in nature. But nevertheless, the end result with be beneficial to all since it TEACHES GOOD. Looking forward to more of your publications and once again, thank you for your undying efforts to propagate Buddhadharma to all sentient beings. With Metta, Tuck Khuen’

Linden (Cornwell, UK):

‘Just to let you know the book arrived today in perfect condition! Like the look, size, feel of the book and its matte cover. The few pages opened at random were good. Well done! Thank you.’

Irene Tham:

‘”Sam & Sara” is nice, light and humourous, with good moral messages that are short and precise – going straight to the point, which is similar to the character of those born of Generation Y. The book is portable enough for reading pleasure anywhere, be it on a bus or train. I would browse through the pages just to perk up my day. Highly recommend this book to go with your breakfast, lunch or dinner break. :-)’

Monica:

‘”Sam & Sara” is indeed “Amazing & Amusing”. A great entertaining way of introducing the Dharma… I finished reading it within an hour when I received the book. I am still reading it again and again… Really appreciate the efforts from the three of you. Great job!’

Camilly:

‘Enjoying this good book – “The Amazing & Amusing Adventures of SAM & SARA” *It highlights the real situations each may face & there’s wisdom in it, which is SO applicable to everyday life!* Looking for a good read? This is for you! Do grab a copy now!… Thanks, Bro. Shi’an, for sharing such a great book! *Would highly recommend to anyone as it’s so apt to our everyday life & very reader-friendly!* May all beings be well & happy! :)’

Joey:

‘”Sam & Sara” is a simple, comical and yet profound book. It teaches us to look at life in different perspectives. Some of the contents also highlight to us the 3 Poisons (Greed, Hatred and Delusion) that we commonly face in society. When I brought the book home, my 5-year old daughter saw me reading it, and probably, the pictures caught her attention. Now, she will occasionally bring the book to me and ask me to read to her. This book is suitable for both children and adults though it was originally meant to be for adults. I will recommend this book to people of different age groups, and have also bought another 2 copies for my brother and a friend, who has been suffering from anxiety and depression for many years. Hopefully, “Sam & Sara” will help her in some ways. Thanks, Bro. Shi’an. Amituofo.’

Margaret:

‘Wow, “Sam & Sara”! I have never read a book so fast. I received it yesterday. Started reading this morning on my journey from JB to Malacca but finished long before I reached. It keeps you wanting to read more. Hey, not addictive, but a good way to learn more. Thanks for the effort. Well done!’

Lilian:

‘The contents of “Sam & Sara” are simple to understand and yet so meaningful, and it’s a joy to read the book. I can easily relate the stories to our everyday life and encounters. Thanks for putting together such a great book and sharing your vast knowledge with all of us.’

Yosepha (The Buddhist Library, Australia):

‘Hi, Thank you for sending us the “Sam and Sara: book. We appreciate it.’

Shirley:

‘Thank you, Shi’an. My daughter is reading the book now, even before I have a chance. She loves the book. She keeps laughing when reading it. She said it is funny and she is only 9 years old. I will grab hold of the book as soon as she finishes. Hahaha!’

Anne:

‘Received the “Sam & Sara” book from you yesterday evening. Personally have not completed reading. But today, I had an opportunity to share a topic or two with my nieces (23 and 13 years old), and immediately, they asked to borrow the book. I was surprised! That confirms your testimonials on the book [being attractive to youngsters, and grown-ups too]… Bravo!’ 

Cixin (Dharma Worker):

‘Thank you very much for the book! It’s very cute! Makes me want to read further and further… Looks simple but not that simple [in meaning]… takes a while to digest [the full meaning]. Can see a lot of hard work involved. Hmm… Will read first and then donate to library to share with others :)’

(Yes, Sam & Sara is written in a deceptively (in a good way) simple manner, but with profound messages for bettering our perspectives on life!)

Vyvian:

‘一向不爱字少少图画多多的漫画书。也没想过我会买漫画书看。但因为这是”佛书”, 所以买了。100则简单易懂却发人深省的对谈。日常生活中的点滴，都可以是我们学习的参考。佛法，就是这麽实际。:) ‘

Translation: ‘As I usually don’t like comic books, which have fewer words and many pictures, I never thought I would buy one. But as this is a “Dharma” book, I bought it. It has 100 simple to understand, yet thought-provoking dialogues. The episodes of everyday life can all be our references for learning. The Buddha’s teachings are thus so practical!’ 

Yingying:

(Yea! Excited…can’t help but post.. I got this directly from the author!)

‘I like Story #54 in “Sam & Sara”. Its reflection says, “Regrets are reminders to hang on, to better the situation or to let go, if it cannot be done…. for now.” Sometimes, we regret about what we did (or not do) in the past, thinking we could have done better. But sometimes, we think we have already done our best under the circumstances at that time. So, on some days, we regret and feel sad. Some other days, we dismiss the regret and convince ourselves that we have already done our best. Like an endless cycle, after some time, it comes back to haunt us again. But the truth is, we can always be better (unless we are already Buddhas); it is impossible to do our best immediately. We can only “do our best” for now. If the situation cannot be reversed, it is an absolute waste of time to cry over spilled milk.

Just as this story gave me some “enlightenment”, I think there will be a story “especially” for everyone (among the 100 stories) if all take their time to ponder them. Overall, I think this is an ingenious and skilful means to influence people in a positive way, and to reach out to the masses, especially to friends who do not have a reading habit. As the messages are applicable to real-life situations, they are suitable for non-Buddhists as well. I am looking forward to the Chinese version, so that I can pass it to family and friends who understand only Chinese.’

Karita Fischer:

‘What a great book! I’ll bring 2 of them to Cambodia. I am reading now first (because I love it), then my daughter…  I’ll make sure our whole family reads them, also the kids in 2 orphanages in Cambodia =) They are Buddhists too.’

Jo (Educator):

‘I was excited when I received the book. Although I was so tired after a day’s work, I just couldn’t stop myself from reading on. Although the book is meant for adults but the Dharma is universal, for everyone. And from what I understand of kids, they can understand the meaning of words, though they may not understand as in depth as adults, the words will imprint in their mind, and when they read it again the next year, they have another depth of understanding, which is the reason why I had decided to buy this book for my P6 and Sec 1 cousins as their birthday presents. I’m sure this book will benefit them, and hopefully they will be interested to learn the Dharma… Hurry, everyone! Go and get this book! You can get it at http://thedailyenlightenment.com/2012/07/get-sam-sara-book-here Hurry before it’s all gone!’

Ivy Looi:

‘Thank you very much, Shi’an. I got your new book. It’s really wonderful. You did it again! l must read read it over and over again to catch the insights. Thank you.’

Carol:

‘It’s an amazing book. Simple and easy to understand. Suitable for people of all ages… especially those who get giddy after looking at tons of words. Love this book. It’s a wonderful tool to introduce the Dharma to young kids.’ 🙂 

Yvonne:

‘The book is really super fantastic!!! Using the two simple characters of SAM and SARA, you have actually shed some light on how we can deal with daily problems we face!

Especially Story #63 (out of 100), sometimes, for us, we tend to have a fixed view of someone because of what they did in the past, and we keep on assuming that they are “that” kind of person. And what is more worse, we might influence others into thinking likewise. This is extremely unfair and provides no opportunities for that ‘someone’ to remedy the situation. Extracting this passage from the book,

“When we cling to views of others,
which might not be true,
we might not be true
in our relationships with them.”

Thank you, Bro. Shi’an and Sis. Weiya and Sis. Jetty for this book! It’s easy to understand for laypeople, including Non-Buddhists! I will introduce this to my friends and recommend them to get it! Thank you once again for the gift of Dharma!’

(Yay! So happy you like the book! Yes, because the stories are based on everyday situations, their messages are applicable to real life! Indeed, many of us make the horrible mistake of labelling some unfairly for life. And when our ill will is spread by words, the harm can be difficult to undo. Thank you for recommending the book to your friends!)

Peiyun (School Teacher & Mother):

‘Good book!… “Sam & Sara” is a Dharma comic book for all ages and walks of life, even for a busy working mom like me. It is presented in a witty and simple manner, yet, the messages are profound. Finding time to learn the Dharma has never been simpler. A story a day helps me learn the Dharma the fun way!’

Kai Ying:

‘”The Amazing & Amusing Adventures of Sam & Sara” will amaze and amuse you with snippets of insights you can learn from daily life. The 100 different life situations of Sam & Sara are witty and meaningful. I find that some of their dialogue replies can be useful for our daily interactions with others. An entertaining read for all ages!’

Flo:

‘Interesting… Dharma teachings through comics. Yes, it’s good to share nice things. In fact, I had shared the book on my Facebook. And giving a copy to my nephew… Thanks to you all too, for putting in the effort to produce a wonderful copy… ‘I had just completed reading “Sam & Sara”. It’s such a “simple” book, but still, it caused me to have deep deep thoughts. It’s enriching… I like the story “Mirror” and “Clinging to Suffering”. They are always some things we know in our hearts, but forgotten at times.’

(Thank you for enjoying the book! Yes, it’s meant to ‘look simple’ while literally illustrating some ‘deep’ messages.)

Carole:

‘It’s an interesting book with short messages, and the cartoons are really cute. Through them, the messages are conveyed in a light-hearted way. Will definitely tell my family and friends about this book. Thank you!’

Jenny:

‘My sons also enjoy reading “Sam & Sara” and are very amused by most of the stories. When I asked my 11 year old boy what he thought of the book, his reply was “It is enlightening!!”. I was pleasantly surprised as I didn’t expect him to know about “enlightenment”. The kids love the book for its humour and cute drawings too. I like that every topic has a challenging perspective for us to ponder upon. It is a very refreshing way of delivering the Dharma and I look forward to more of such books. It is so addictive that I couldn’t stop flipping till I reach the end of the book! :p I believe you have achieved the great purpose of spreading the messages you wanted to. Thank you and the other two ladies for giving us the opportunity to laugh at ourselves and learn the Dharma : o) ‘

Alvin Lam (CEO, Ministry of Veg):

‘”Sam & Sara” is a book which I find suitable for all adults and children of reading age. As a collection of many topics underpinned by principles of Wisdom and Compassion, you can just flip to your topics of interest and enjoy snippets for the day. When I first received the book, snippet #19 (of 100) about “Eating Animals” caught my attention and as I was reading it, it struck me how simple logic can be coupled with profound meaning when we encourage people to go for less meat, and for more vegetables (and fruits) for the greater good – which happens to be Ministry Of Veg’s Mission Statement too! In fact, this book serves good “food” for thought!’

Boon Tiong:

‘It’s FUN and enjoyable reading “Sam & Sara”. We always look at the “right” side and not the “left” side. YES, we do! Until you read “Sam & Sara”. With “Sam & Sara”, one looks at the “dark” side and the other looks at the “bright” side. Some children might need guidance from positive adults, as children might see only Conventional Truths, while there is Ultimate Truth. Amituofo.’

Xinzhao (Past Vice-President of National University of Singapore Buddhist Society):

‘I just used one of the wisdom lines in the book, from story #91 to help console my cousin, who was doing her job alone, while being miserable doing it. Didn’t expect the book to be of such practical use. I like the pro-vegetarian messages in there. Makes me want to increase my % of being pure vegan (right now, I’m flexitarian) even higher than 80%. Now I know more simple ways to tell others about my diet with compassion as motivation.’

Rin (University Student):

‘As a slow reader, I was first drawn to “The Amazing & Amusing Adventures of Sam and Sara” because it has what I am looking out for in a book – few words and many pictures! What makes it more delightful are the characters’ expressions in the book, simply drawn yet vivid. Beyond being a light-hearted read, each chapter contains conversations which have mostly occurred in our everyday lives, prompting the reader to pause and reflect on how we have usually reacted in those situations and why so.’

Joyce:

‘It’s really a nice book to read again and again … Looking forward to the sequel.’ (Shi’an’s reply: ‘Thanks! I’m only interested in writing re-readable books!)

‘My boss from USA was here two weeks ago and was interested in Buddhism. He asked me what books are easy to read but can make him think upon every story. I passed him this book.’

Jessie:

‘I like this book (The Amazing & Amusing Adventures of Sam & Sara) for its simplicity, Sam and Sara’s characters and looks, the humour and many reminders of our day-to-day behaviour as human beings. Buddhism equals to daily life practice. Each one of us is without doubt endowed with Buddha-nature waiting to manifest. With encouragement from fellow humans to be kind, gracious and thoughtful, surely we can make this world a better place for all… Thank you again for giving this book to me. Why not consider this book for civic studies in primary school? Particularly for the young children, they should start early.’ [Actually, ‘Sam&Sara’ was written with grown-ups in mind, though kids seem to love it too!]

Winnie:

‘Interesting comics aside, there lies profound meaning in each of the stories shared and it’s relevant to that we experience in here-and-now.’

Lily (荆云):

‘生命与修行的提醒: 一帖一帖的提醒，给繁（烦）忙（盲）的你我…  ‘我用了四天的时间看完这本小书。为什麽四天？图文并茂的100个短小帖子，一天25个，要求自己不囫囵吞枣 。

生命出现的状况很多， 大大小小，好好坏坏，每一个都蕴含了供人学习的契机，且皆可成为一个修身修行的小功课。像是对人的判断的过於表面 (superficiality)，很多 时候我们太容易凭最浮泛的表象下结论：某某应该是怎样的人， 某事的“真相”“一定”是如此如此……但一切真的都如我们所坚信的吗？仔细验證一番後或许不然。还有“感激” (gratitude) 这件事， 我们很多时候会忘了对人表达感谢之情——再小的事也应当感恩，那不但是礼貌， 更是修养的一部分。

一帖一个主题，每个主题附上非常简单的解说文字，咀嚼起来没有负担，但慢慢的会有回甘。发起一些省思之馀，也告诉自己当立即从小处著眼著手，更重要的“著心”去多关注，多思考，多行动。’

Desmond:

‘One of my Malay colleagues took and browsed the Sam & Sara book which I bought recently. She commented that it is very interesting. She mentioned Sam & Sara as the Boy and Girl but did not know it’s ‘Samsara’ too. Haha … I placed the book next to my working desk. Already caught curious attention of two people liao.’

(That’s the idea. A subtle insider joke.)

Linda (Entrepreneur):

‘Got mine today! Thanks Shi’an… It’s a truly a book to be recommended to friends. Simple, and straight to the point. Especially for non-Buddhists, and as reminders to Buddhists, which they can relate to in their daily lives. Well done!’ 

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