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The Three Dharma Seals

Three principal aspects of Buddhism, called the Three Dharma Seals, are meant to clearly distinguish it from non-Buddhist teachings: that...

In the Footsteps of Venerable Guan Cheng:

A 15-day Dharma Tour from Butterworth to Malacca Text:  Venerable Shan Ci, Si Hong Photos:  Si Xin Foreword Malaysia is...

Water Flows into the Sea

The Zen Buddhist Zhongfeng Mingben (1263-1323) was an outstanding master during the Yuan dynasty (1279–1368). When Emperor Ren Zong was...

“Lay Down the Killing Knife and Instantly Turn into a Buddha”

A popular Buddhist saying goes, “Lay down the killing knife and instantly turn into a Buddha.” Its meaning is subtle,...

Gratitude: Buddhist Practice 101 (Part II)

In Part I, we looked at the way gratitude functions in the everyday life of an ordinary person. Next, we...

Gratitude: Buddhist Practice 101 (Part I)

Gratitude is a virtuous way of life based on wisdom gathered through lived experience. Every person, whatever their background, should...

Buddhism: A Religion or Philosophy?

Friends wonder whether Buddhism is a religion or a philosophy. On this issue, as a matter of fact, scholars disagree...

Living Compassion: Humanitarian Work in Southwestern China — A 2019 progress report

So far in 2019, Living Compassion has continued the following work: Providing financial aid and donating books in the provinces...

Ritual and Meaning in Buddhism

Among Buddhists nowadays there is a typical lopsided ritual versus meaning phenomenon. Prayer and repentance ceremonies, for example, tend to...

Form and Emptiness

Many who have not studied Buddhist scriptures interpret the Sanskrit word "rupa" or “form” as a body color reminiscent of...
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