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On Karmic Effects
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According to the Buddhist law of cause and effect, all our good and bad deeds will be repaid accordingly.
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Hong Kong, My Home
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Hong Kong has reigned as the least affordable city in the world. Many people cannot afford a place to live.
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I’m Not Lonely
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In the rapidly aging society of Taiwan, how to live alone well has become an issue which many old people are facing today.
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Just Call Huang
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A veritable jack of all trades, he is an invaluable asset when equipment for Tzu Chi medical clinics needs to be made or fixed.
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Old In Age, But Young In Spirit
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Many Tzu Chi volunteers are old, but they remain young in spirit.
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Let Guan Yin Smile Again
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Hundreds of volunteers came together to clean up a heavily littered area at a popular hiking destination.
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Starting Over
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Now that he has recovered following a stem cell transplant, he continues to spend time at the hospital—as a volunteer. |
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I’m My Daddy’S Eyes
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A blind Syrian refugee in Turkey teaches his son not to be defeated by poverty.
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Good Medicine
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When your mind shifts into a positive mode, you begin to see a different world.
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Red Quinoa
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A fast-growing, economically viable crop, red quinoa is one of only a few plant foods considered a complete protein source.
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Trying To Stay Afloat
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Tzu Chi held a free medical clinic in Honduras, one of the poorest countries in the Western Hemisphere.
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His Love Lives On
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A high school student made his life shine by giving to others. After he died of a brain tumor, he kept on giving by donating his organs. |
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The Illustrated Jing Si Aphorisms
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Nothing lasts forever. |
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Tzu Chi Events Around the World
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Tzu Chi briefs from all over.
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