An Eternal Now SG Piotr Ludwiński: Some people spend the whole of their life preparing to practice. Then the end of their life comes, and they are still preparing. So they begin their next life without ever having completed all these preparations! -Tragpa Gyaltsen, a great master of the Sakyapa school Kyle Dixon: The insight (which is along these lines) that stuck with me was; [paraphrased] When we are young we don't have time to practice because we are too distracted with having fun, and so we don't practice the dharma. When we are middle aged we don't have time to practice because we are too busy with our responsibilities, and so we don't practice the dharma. When we are old we cannot practice because we are too frail and weak, and so we don't practice the dharma.
Arami SG There are some peoples that can practice while they walking, lying, standing, sitting, talking, etc,.........it all depend on how seriously we want to find the truth and our willingness to achieve the result......from the dhamma practices.
mr music SG I remember many years ago, i attended a buddhism course at Kong Meng San. The teacher, Richard Chia asked us when do we practice dharma. A teenage boy answered, “when we are old and retired then we practice dharma.” Richard replied him in hokkien, ai shi liao…aka “want to die already then you practice dharma?” Everyone laughed at his comments. The answer is to start practicing as young as possible. the earlier the better as it will soothe all the rough edges along the journey. 大事化小，小事化无