Jan 10
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Tiger Woods Turns Back to Buddhism
This public recognition, Tiger Woods has much to say about the influence of religious values of Buddhism in his life.
“Perhaps many people are not aware, I grew up with the Buddhist values. I practiced from childhood, until I forget the last few years,” Woods said in a televised statement.
This is the first time Woods created by the disappearance of three months. Woods had trouble cracking the household after the car accident in front of his house on November 27, 2009.
“As therapy, I felt the importance of seeing the back of my spiritual life and use it as a balance in my professional life,” said Woods. ”I have to restore the balance and was in the middle to the important things in my life, marriage and save my children,” said Woods again.
On several occasions, Woods was always admitted to practice meditation and Buddhist temples to visit with his mother, Kultida Woods, a Thai woman. He claimed that appreciate the confidence that her mother had given him the ability to always focus on her life as an athlete in golf and life.
Woods also spoke about Samsara, a concept of the circle of suffering. ”The Buddha taught me values to the instincts and not always try to keep. I had the things I’ve ever been lost.”
