Being Turned Away and Slandered: Master Minh Tue’s Perspective on Impermanence
Once admired, now abandoned. Once praised, now criticized. This is familiar to anyone in the public eye — but for a practitioner, it is a genuine test of the truth…
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Is Master Minh Tue’s Dhutanga Practice Extreme Asceticism? – Master Minh Tue’s Teaching
Looking at Master Minh Tue's way of life — walking thousands of kilometers, eating one meal a day, sleeping sitting…
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True Renunciation: Flee the Crowd or Keep a Calm Mind?
Is renunciation about retreating into the forest to avoid people, or about standing in the middle of the crowd while…
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Buddhist Patience: Is There a Fastest Way to Stay Calm When Angry?
Everyone wants an instant trick to extinguish anger — a mantra, a breathing hack, something immediate. A disciple asked Master Minh Tue…
Dhutanga or Dharani — Which Path Leads to Liberation?
Earlier, Master Minh Tue practiced the 13 Dhutanga ascetic rules. Later, he spoke of Dharani (total retention). So which practice does he…
Is Family a Binding Tie on the Path to Liberation? – Master Minh Tue’s Teaching
This is one of the hardest questions a lay practitioner must face: does family — spouse, children, aging parents — constitute an…
Overcoming Love and Hate to Walk the Middle Way – Master Minh Tue’s Teaching
Love and hate — two opposites of the mind, yet sharing one root: attachment. In Nepal on February 23, 2026, a disciple…
Is It Right to Protect the Master by Cursing Others? – Master Minh Tue’s Teaching
Out of love for the Master, many people curse back at those who speak ill of him. That impulse is deeply human…
Can One Practice Without Receiving Bhikkhu Ordination? – Master Minh Tue’s Teaching
Public discourse raises the question of why members of Master Minh Tue's group have not received Bhikkhu ordination. This is a frequently…