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Buddhist Stories: The Story of Sai Ma, Part 1 of 6, Sep. 07, 2015

2019-02-26
Lecture Language:English,Spanish (Español)
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I have just watched a little news on TV. Germany has opened their arms to receive refugees. And UK also. Europe they receive them now. This is good for Germany, really good. Remember the other day, I read to you the stories in the Buddhist sutra, saying that there are five topmost charity actions? (Yes.) And one of them is giving charity or offering necessities to people who came from far away. So Germany is doing that. And the UK is doing that, too. It’s good for them. Even though they don’t know the topmost merit of doing that, but they are doing that. So of course, their countries will be blessed multifold, multifold, multifold that they cannot imagine.
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