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The Four Givings and Five Excellences
The “Four Givings” should be practiced together with the “Five Excellences”; in this way, our system of service can function smoothly and effectively.
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Contemplative Observation Throughout Daily Life
Only when there is contemplative observation within the flow of daily life do we perceive a simple self and live with ease and freedom.
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Work as Dharma Practice
Our guiding principle in life is that, “Life is the field of merit, and work is Dharma practice.”
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Transforming Habitual Tendencies
An authentic Dharma practitioner is fundamentally different from an ordinary person. Ordinary beings are caught in the cycle of afflictions, continually entangled as defilement breeds further defilement.
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Opening the Window of Emptiness
What is the greatest gift bestowed upon us? It is affliction itself. For it is precisely through afflictions that wisdom arises.
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The Source of a Spiritual Life
Time goes by real fast and impermanence is everywhere. Only through Dharma practice could we know how to live our lives to the fullest value.