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Photo by Peter Lin Formally becoming a Buddhist by “taking refuge” is only the first step. It’s then up to each practitioner to uphold a heartfelt commitment to spiritual cultivation. This guidance from Master Cheng Yen can help one continuously touch the spirit of refuge. Often, when we read spiritual texts such as the sutras […]
Photo by Peter Lin Formally becoming a Buddhist by “taking refuge” is only the first step. It’s then up to each practitioner to uphold a heartfelt commitment to spiritual cultivation. This guidance from Master Cheng Yen can help one continuously touch the spirit of refuge. Often, when we read spiritual texts such as the sutras […]
Photo by Peter Lin Formally becoming a Buddhist by “taking refuge” is only the first step. It’s then up to each practitioner to uphold a heartfelt commitment to spiritual cultivation. This guidance from Master Cheng Yen can help one continuously touch the spirit of refuge. Often, when we read spiritual texts such as the sutras […]
Photo by Peter Lin Formally becoming a Buddhist by “taking refuge” is only the first step. It’s then up to each practitioner to uphold a heartfelt commitment to spiritual cultivation. This guidance from Master Cheng Yen can help one continuously touch the spirit of refuge. Often, when we read spiritual texts such as the sutras […]
Photo by Peter Lin Formally becoming a Buddhist by “taking refuge” is only the first step. It’s then up to each practitioner to uphold a heartfelt commitment to spiritual cultivation. This guidance from Master Cheng Yen can help one continuously touch the spirit of refuge. Often, when we read spiritual texts such as the sutras […]
Photo by Peter Lin Formally becoming a Buddhist by “taking refuge” is only the first step. It’s then up to each practitioner to uphold a heartfelt commitment to spiritual cultivation. This guidance from Master Cheng Yen can help one continuously touch the spirit of refuge. Often, when we read spiritual texts such as the sutras […]
Photo by Peter Lin Formally becoming a Buddhist by “taking refuge” is only the first step. It’s then up to each practitioner to uphold a heartfelt commitment to spiritual cultivation. This guidance from Master Cheng Yen can help one continuously touch the spirit of refuge. Often, when we read spiritual texts such as the sutras […]
Photo by Peter Lin Formally becoming a Buddhist by “taking refuge” is only the first step. It’s then up to each practitioner to uphold a heartfelt commitment to spiritual cultivation. This guidance from Master Cheng Yen can help one continuously touch the spirit of refuge. Often, when we read spiritual texts such as the sutras […]
