Frequently asked questions about Master Minh Tue – his daily life, spiritual practices, pilgrimage journey, and perspectives on society. Answers compiled from his own words and verified accounts.
Every day, camera operators follow from morning to night, appearing wherever the Master goes. For someone trying to maintain stillness in practice, this is no small challenge. In Nepal on February 19,...
Following a Master to Practice Truly Good
No one escapes being spoken ill of. The question is not whether it will happen — but what we do with our mind when it does. In Nepal on February 19, 2026, Master Minh Tue answered not with a restraint...
Patient Endurance (Khanti) – Strength Without Resentment
Someone says something untrue about you. You know they are wrong. And you want to strike back — immediately, just to feel better. Or: you...
Liking to Listen to the Dharma and Do Good, but Still Intensely Angry – Why? – Master Minh Tue’s Teaching
Regular Dharma listening, merit-making, good deeds — yet anger still erupts violently and craving remains as strong as ever. Many lay practitioners find themselves in this cycle without understanding ...
Why Can’t Master Minh Tue Return to Vietnam Right Now?
Millions in Vietnam long to meet Master Minh Tue. Yet his walking pilgrimage continues abroad. In Nepal on February 19, 2026, when disciples expressed their wish for his return, the Master explained w...
How to Behave in the Face of Noise and Adversity? – Master Minh Tue’s Teaching
A witty question was raised in Nepal on February 28, 2026: What if the YouTubers stayed still while the monks walked, and the monks rested when the YouTubers walked — would that work? Behind the humor...
If Giving Makes You Richer, How Can You Practice Renunciation? – Master Minh Tue’s Teaching
Karma teaches that generosity leads to abundance. But if giving away brings more wealth, how can a practitioner truly renounce material things? This seemingly paradoxical question was raised with Mast...
The Mental Transformation From Liking Meat to Eating Vegetarian – Master Minh Tue’s Teaching
Once, seeing a chicken meant thinking of roasting it for dinner. Now, after encountering the Dharma, the same sight brings a feeling of compassion. A...
Meditating but Anger Still Surges, What to Do? – Master Minh Tue’s Teaching
Sitting to meditate in order to reduce anger — yet anger surges up right during the sitting. Contemplating impermanence, but still unable to transform it....
