Living Worthwhile Lives
[ Master's Teachings ]My first thought each morning when I wake up is always one of thankfulness. I’m thankful that I’m still alive, that I can think clearly, and that I can move my hands and feet freely. My second thought is always to seize the day and live it ...
New Book: Jing Si Aphorisms
Timeless and easily comprehensible, Jing Si Aphorisms serve ...
Tzu Chi Helps 287 Families in Oklahoma Hit by Tornado
From May 25-27, Tzu Chi volunteers from the southwest Americ...
Tzu Chi Holds Second Scholarship Ceremony in Jiangsu School
On May 24, Tzu Chi volunteers held their second ceremony in ...
Tzu Chi Opens First Representative Office in Europe, in Paris
On April 21, the Tzu Chi Foundation opened its first represe...Cultivation in Everyday Life
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With the completion of the construction on the Main Hall at ...
Seizing Upon the Seed of a Good Thought
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In a conversation with Dharma Master Cheng Yen, a renowned w...
How to Avoid Inter-Personal Conflicts?
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Opening of Three Schools in Haiti - a Landmark
May 17, 2013, was a landmark day -- a historic moment for the Buddhist Tzu Chi F...
Tzu Chi Named NVOAD Member of the Year
Tzu Chi USA was named Member of the Year at the 21st National Voluntary Organiza...
Tzu Chi Signs First Agreement to Work With Vatican
On April 26, the Tzu Chi Foundation signed its first agreement with the Vatican ...
Tzu Chi Celebrates Buddha Day Around the World
On May 12, Tzu Chi volunteers in 36 countries around the world celebrated Buddha...
Celebrate with us Buddha’s Day, Mother’s Day and Tzu Chi Day
The second Sunday of May is a very special day, as there are three meaningful an...
Tzu Chi Provides Second Large Distribution in New York
On November 17 and 18, the foundation held its second large-scale distribution i...
Succeeding in Order to Honor the Love of Master Cheng Yen
Dharma Master Cheng Yen once told me, "Take good care of the patients at the hos...
Generous Teacher Inspires Student to Life of Service
The inspiring story of Lee Li-se began when she was a student in fourth grade at...
Volunteer Inspired by Example of Mother
Volunteer Hong Qi-ling (洪綺伶) was inspired to join Tzu Chi by the example of her ...
Annual Statistics on the Schools Rebuilt by Tzu Chi
Given the important role of education, Tzu Chi dedicates considerable resources ...
Annual Statistics of Cord Blood Storage and Transplants
Annual Statistics of Cord Blood Storage and Transplants at the Buddhist Tzu Chi ...
Annual Statistics on Bone Marrow Donors from the Buddhist Tzu Chi Stem Cells Center
Annual statistics on bone Marrow donors from 1994 to 2012. This is Tzu Chi
With offices in 47 countries, the Tzu Chi Foundation is one of the largest chari...
Tzu Chi Missions
In 1966, Dharma Master Cheng Yen established the Tzu Chi Foundation in Hualien, ...
Tzu Chi Foundation was established in 1966 by
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