“As spiritual practitioners, we must develop three qualities in our hearts to eliminate the three poisons. With compassion, we can eliminate anger (aversion). With giving, we can eliminate greed (attachment). With wisdom, we can eliminate ignorance. To cultivate these three qualities, we must practice mindfulness.”
The third annual English Spiritual Resource Retreat took place on the weekend of July 15-17, 2016, in San Dimas, California. Individuals from 11 states
On Day 4 of the Parliament of the World’s Religions (PoWR), the Tzu Chi delegation participated in four parallel sessions. Tzu Chi volunteers also held the second round of Tzu Chi’s Sustainability Fashion Show, the first taking place the previous day.
Teachings by Dharma Master Cheng YenTranslated by Dharma as Water Dev. Dept, Tzu Chi USA Reverence and faith can be expressed in one word,
On Wednesday, August 16, the third day of the Parliament of the World’s Religions (PoWR) in Chicago, the Tzu Chi delegation had a packed program of six sessions covering topics related to climate action, women, and interfaith understanding. The first three overlapped, so PoWR attendees interested in learning about Tzu Chi and its activities had a choice to make.
Tzu Chi team members from across the United States assemble for the Parliament of the World’s Religions (PoWR), in Chicago, Illinois, ready and eager
Every year at this time, I always feel that life comes and goes quickly. In the past, we may have been busy with family and work. Now that we are older, we need to reflect on ourselves and take care of our physical and mental wellbeing.
On a blazing hot day in July, Tzu Chi volunteers weren’t thinking of the heat. They had Burmese refugees on their minds as they packed donated comforters to send for the upcoming winter. The event, held at Tzu Chi’s USA Headquarters, was a reminder that no matter our current reality, there’s always someone in need of our help.
Just like Dharma Master Cheng Yen’s adult disciples, students at Tzu Chi Walnut Education Park take initiative to end all suffering (in their own small way). Children of all ages have the opportunity to eat healthy, plant-based meals and learn about how they are saving the Earth at the very same time.
“As spiritual practitioners, we must develop three qualities in our hearts to eliminate the three poisons. With compassion, we can eliminate anger (aversion). With giving, we can eliminate greed (attachment). With wisdom, we can eliminate ignorance. To cultivate these three qualities, we must practice mindfulness.”
The third annual English Spiritual Resource Retreat took place on the weekend of July 15-17, 2016, in San Dimas, California. Individuals from 11 states and 3 countries participated in this
On Day 4 of the Parliament of the World’s Religions (PoWR), the Tzu Chi delegation participated in four parallel sessions. Tzu Chi volunteers also held the second round of Tzu Chi’s Sustainability Fashion Show, the first taking place the previous day.
Teachings by Dharma Master Cheng YenTranslated by Dharma as Water Dev. Dept, Tzu Chi USA Reverence and faith can be expressed in one word, “love.” Every day, I call on
On Wednesday, August 16, the third day of the Parliament of the World’s Religions (PoWR) in Chicago, the Tzu Chi delegation had a packed program of six sessions covering topics related to climate action, women, and interfaith understanding. The first three overlapped, so PoWR attendees interested in learning about Tzu Chi and its activities had a choice to make.
Tzu Chi team members from across the United States assemble for the Parliament of the World’s Religions (PoWR), in Chicago, Illinois, ready and eager to begin setting up for the
Every year at this time, I always feel that life comes and goes quickly. In the past, we may have been busy with family and work. Now that we are older, we need to reflect on ourselves and take care of our physical and mental wellbeing.
On a blazing hot day in July, Tzu Chi volunteers weren’t thinking of the heat. They had Burmese refugees on their minds as they packed donated comforters to send for the upcoming winter. The event, held at Tzu Chi’s USA Headquarters, was a reminder that no matter our current reality, there’s always someone in need of our help.
Just like Dharma Master Cheng Yen’s adult disciples, students at Tzu Chi Walnut Education Park take initiative to end all suffering (in their own small way). Children of all ages have the opportunity to eat healthy, plant-based meals and learn about how they are saving the Earth at the very same time.
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