Can Laypeople Making a Living Still Practice Buddhism? – Master Minh Tue’s Teaching
A simple but pressing question for many laypeople Buddhists: I still have to work, still need income — can I still practice? In Nepal on...
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Using a Practitioner’s Name to Spread Falsehoods – What Karma? – Master Minh Tue’s Teaching
On social media, people borrow Master Minh Tue’s name or clip his words out of context to spread misleading content. Does false speech carry different...
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What Happens When Those Who Don’t Observe Precepts Attack Those Who Do? – Master Minh Tue’s Teaching
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When thousands of people bow before Master Minh Tue, he consistently and gently redirects them toward the Buddha, Dhamma, and Sangha. This is not social...
How to Let Go When Starting to Learn Buddhism – Master Minh Tue’s Teaching
Letting go — two simple words, yet everyone has stumbled over them. You hear the Dharma, feel it's right, resolve to release your grip — then find yourself holding on again the next day. On February 2...
Should You Change Yourself When the Majority Speaks Up? – Master Minh Tue’s Teaching
When many people say the same thing, it is easy to assume that's a signal to change. But is the majority always right? In Nepal on February 19, 2026, Master Minh Tue offered a single criterion for jud...
Is Listening to Buddhist Music or Mantras Considered Breaking the Precepts? – Master Minh Tue’s Teaching
Buddhist practitioners often listen to chants and devotional songs to bring peace of mind. But under the Theravada vinaya, does this violate the precept against entertainment? In Nepal on February 19,...
Slandered as a ‘Fake Practitioner,’ How Does Master Minh Tue React? – Master Minh Tue’s Teaching
Called a 'fake practitioner,' followed by cameras constantly, slandered before the public — Master Minh Tue meets all of this not with frustration or rebuttal. In Nepal on February 19, 2026, he used t...