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Acting with Kindness: Mahakasyapa‘s Good Deed

Wednesday, 05 April 2017 10:20 Tzu Chi Foundation
Acting with Kindness: Mahakasyapa‘s Good Deed [ Master's Teachings ]
In walking the Bodhisattva Path, we are to help all living b... Read more...

A Thought Can Change Life’s Path: The Stingy Old Man

Monday, 27 February 2017 11:37 Tzu Chi Foundation
A Thought Can Change Life’s Path: The Stingy Old Man [ Master's Teachings ]
Many people are blessed with material wealth and live comfor...

Bringing Out Our Potential: The Bull with One Horn

Wednesday, 25 January 2017 11:33 Tzu Chi Foundation
Bringing Out Our Potential: The Bull with One Horn [ Master's Teachings ]
Each and every one of us has the great potential to attain e... Read more...

Creating Blessings and Nurturing Wisdom

Friday, 06 January 2017 15:36 Tzu Chi Foundation
Creating Blessings and Nurturing Wisdom [ Master's Teachings ]
Last year was Tzu Chi’s 50th year. In April, we will celebra... Read more...

The Four Bodhisattva Practices

Wednesday, 05 October 2016 11:07 Tzu Chi Foundation
The Four Bodhisattva Practices [ Master's Teachings ]
The journey to Buddhahood is very long. On this journey one ... Read more...

A Time to Protect Life

Wednesday, 31 August 2016 09:59 Tzu Chi Foundation
A Time to Protect LifeIn modern times, many Chinese people perform rituals on certain days to seek ble... Read more...

Paper Money: Overcoming the Superstition

Thursday, 25 August 2016 17:57 Tzu Chi Foundation
Paper Money: Overcoming the SuperstitionMany Chinese people believe it is important to burn paper money for their ancest... Read more...

Wisdom vs. Superstition

Wednesday, 17 August 2016 17:16 Tzu Chi Foundation
Wisdom vs. Superstition [ Master's Teachings ]
In the seventh month of the lunar calendar, many people make... Read more...
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