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The Month of Auspiciousness

Wednesday, 10 August 2016 15:44 Tzu Chi Foundation
The Month of Auspiciousness [ Master's Teachings ]
Editor’s note: In observing the Chinese tradition of the sev... Read more...

Giving with a Pure Heart

Tuesday, 05 July 2016 11:44 Tzu Chi Foundation
Giving with a Pure Heart [ Master's Teachings ]
The Buddha teaches us that we must not cultivate only to ben... Read more...

Healing Our Minds to Save the Earth

Wednesday, 08 June 2016 10:32 Tzu Chi Foundation
Healing Our Minds to Save the Earth[ Words to Volunteers ] The impact of global warming is becoming more serious. In ... Read more...

Self-reflect and Repent to Mitigate Disasters

Monday, 23 May 2016 11:07 Tzu Chi Foundation
Self-reflect and Repent to Mitigate Disasters[ Words to Volunteers ]
Climate changes have been causing disasters around the worl... Read more...

Buddha Day: Repaying Kindness

Thursday, 12 May 2016 16:15 Tzu Chi Foundation
Buddha Day: Repaying Kindness Every year, we celebrate the three occasions of Mother’s Day, Buddha Day, and Tz... Read more...

Practicing Goodness to Accumulate Virtue

Thursday, 05 May 2016 11:11 Tzu Chi Foundation
Practicing Goodness to Accumulate Virtue[ Master's Teachings ]
Throughout my life, I have always had three daily prayers. F... Read more...

Great Love and Lasting Compassion

Friday, 04 March 2016 11:47 Tzu Chi Foundation
Great Love and Lasting CompassionIt is 2016 already. This year is Tzu Chi’s 50th anniversary; time truly flies by... Read more...

Is It Worthwhile to Give Love to the Students?

Wednesday, 17 February 2016 00:00 Tzu Chi Foundation
Is It Worthwhile to Give Love to the Students? A young man asked: Master, do you believe your work in establishing the medical s... Read more...
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" Let us not ask for good health, only clarity of mind. Let us not seek for everything to go our way, only the courage and strength to persevere. Let us not wish for lesser responsibilities, only for the ability to shoulder more. "
Jing-Si Aphorism

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