Meditation course: How to Develop a Consistent Practice | 10 May

It is not hard to generate effort for just a few days or even for a few weeks or months but if we are to accomplish our goal our effort needs to be constant. It is far better to apply a small amount of effort consistently than to apply a huge amount of effort for only a few days. It is said that our effort should be like water in a wide river gently flowing day and night year after year. Foolish effort is like a waterfall caused by a sudden storm. It cascades noisily and releases tremendous energy for a while and then it trickles away to nothing. As long as our effort is consistent there is no doubt that we will attain results. It is said that with stable indestructible effort all good qualities and realizations will increase day by day. Je Tsongkhapa said that with such effort we will complete our spiritual practice.

In the Condensed Perfection of Wisdom Sutra Buddha says:

"Continuous drops of water falling into a pot will make it full. First there is one drop then two three four . . . until the pot is overflowing.”

On this special course celebrating the 20th anniversary of Kadampa Meditation Centre Australia learn how to develop a consistent unfaltering spiritual practice that will allow us to manifest our full potential.

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