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Nurturing Wisdom-Life |
| Always move forward on the Bodhisattva Path. Never lose a chance to help your wisdom-life to grow. | |
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Ripples of Charity |
| Taiwan has been spreading its people’s love around the world through the work of its NGOs. | |
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The Hualien Earthquake |
| First responders braved rain and cold to rescue quake victims, while Tzu Chi volunteers helped the responders. | |
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Love Takes Root |
| After a series of earthquakes hit Mexico, Tzu Chi members from abroad worked with local Mexican volunteers to organize aid distributions and medical clinics. | |
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Does Good-Heartedness Always Get Its Reward? |
| Even if a convict cannot turn over a new leaf now, we believe he might still do so one day. | |
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Hand in Hand on the Path of Life |
| When her life was at its hardest, Tzu Chi extended a helping hand. | |
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Make the Best of the Situation |
| Chi has established a school and a free medical clinic for Syrian refugees in Turkey. | |
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Confined Body, Freed Mind |
| Even though she has been confined to a bed for over 20 years, she has a heart full of gratitude and the power to give to others. | |
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Face Your Emotions With Ease |
| Your cycle of emotions is as natural as the rotation of night and day, like waves that come and go. | |
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The Illustrated Jing Si Aphorisms |
| The most important thing the Buddha teaches is to cultivate the mind. | |
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Tzu Chi Events Around the World |
| Tzu Chi briefs from all over. | |
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