Stories of Wisdom, Compassion, Art, and a Meaningful Life
Welcome to Peace LiLy.
This is a place where I share stories that make me pause, think, and look at life a little differently—from Buddhist wisdom and inspiring people to art, nature, Chinese culture, compassion for animals, and the simple lessons hidden in everyday life.
Some stories are ancient. Some are very personal. Some come from art, history, science, or the natural world.
But they share one purpose: to explore how we can live with greater wisdom, kindness, gratitude, and peace.
I hope you will find something here that touches your heart, opens a new perspective, or simply gives you a peaceful moment in your day.
Thank you for visiting Peace LiLy.
Latest Posts
Are We Already Happier Than We Think? A Lesson in Contentment
“There is no greater calamity than not knowing what is enough. Therefore, knowing that enough is enough is always enough.”— Laozi, Tao Te Ching, Chapter 46 How often do we overlook the blessings we already have because we are always wishing for something more? The ancient wisdom of Laozi offers a simple but profound answer:…
A Hidden Wonderland: The World Within a Landscape
An Chinese Ink Painting by H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III The first time I saw this magnificent landscape painting, A Hidden Wonderland (別有洞天), I was immediately captivated by its dreamlike atmosphere and dazzling colors. For a moment, I even forgot to ask myself: Is this an oil painting or a traditional Chinese landscape? The more…
Mayo Clinic says you can practise mindfulness without meditating: Here’s how
Published on: Sep 27, 2026, 03:14:07 IST on Hindustan Times By Soumi Pyne In this article you will know how mindfulness can bring simple moments of your day, according to Mayo Clinic. When you hear the word mindfulness, you may imagine sitting quietly with your eyes closed and focusing on your breath. But mindfulness does not…
Under the Full Moon: The Beauty and Traditions of China’s Mid-Autumn Festival
Every autumn, when the moon shines bright and round in the night sky, millions of people celebrate one of China’s most beloved traditional festivals—the Mid-Autumn Festival, or Zhongqiu Jie (中秋节), also known as the Moon Festival. In 2026, the festival falls on September 25, the 15th day of the eighth month of the Chinese lunar…
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