Good Karma Music Stories

每天把水省下來留給沒水用的人。

Two days ago, a family member was so annoyed by the house flies that flew around the kitchen. The person took out the fly smasher and wanted to kill the fly. I was doing the dishes then and when I saw what is going to happened, I commented, leave them alone, they will be gone before you knew it. I am glad the person listened to what i said, put down the smasher and walked out of the kitchen. I then passed a remark to the fly, I saved you now, if you still not going to leave, I can’t promise I can save you again. I then chanted Amitofo and delicate the merits of my chant to the fly. It left after I hv completed the delication. Subsequent days that follow, i find it strange that while washing the dish, i saw the flies n upon requesting them to go, miraculously, they did after i am done w my dish. I am not too sure they are the same flies. Or is it just a coincident. It doesn’t matter. Thank you. Amitofo

Last night a stray cat broke into my home to find food. I chased it out of the house. This afternoon when I came home. I feed the cat.

There was a grubby man who was living on the streets of Chico
he carried all his camping stuff on his body and in loose bags.

I had a camping backpack and I gave it to him so he could live more comfortably.

Thank you for your dharma and music it has brought me great joy. When asked what is Buddha an enlightened master answers A piece of shit on a stick, or that’s how I remember it, that shocked me at the time and I still think about it. Seeing my community Facebook group complaining about dog poo being left all over the estate, instead of adding to the outrage, I went around with a large bag and picked up as many as I could. They were very grateful.

Dear all,
I just donated $2 when shopping today without the cashier’s asking. I wish this is good karma. Can’t wait to receive the album.

I am a master student. These days there are quite a lot of homeless people around my residential area. One day when I was grabbing my breakfast in a local cafe, there was a man outside of the shop, around 30 to 40 years old, begging for food.

At first, I ignored the person, but later I realised that a breakfast probably meant more for him than for me. So, I gave up my breakfast, and invited him to pick a sandwich at his own choice.

He had a nice pair of shoes, but he hasnt shaved his beard for a few days, and his clothes were dirty. Out of curiosity, I asked why he became homeless, and he said, ‘My wife threw me out.’ While I didnt go further questioning, it was clear to me that the lockdown has certainly done something to this family. And then, he requested a hot drink, which I refused, because I didnt intend to get myself a hot drink in the first place.

Before we departed, I told him that everything will be fine. Perhaps things will not be fine for him for a while; I just wanted to spread to him a positive attitude. Next day, when I walked past the cafe, he was no longer around. Whatever happened to him next, I wish him all the best.