| Author: | 慈濟英文季刊 | ISBN: | 7287800000008 |
| Publisher: | 財團法人慈濟傳播文化志業基金會 | Publication: | January 1, 2013 |
| Imprint: | 慈濟英文季刊 | Language: | English |
| Author: | 慈濟英文季刊 |
| ISBN: | 7287800000008 |
| Publisher: | 財團法人慈濟傳播文化志業基金會 |
| Publication: | January 1, 2013 |
| Imprint: | 慈濟英文季刊 |
| Language: | English |
THE SIX PERFECTIONS
The Paramitas can help us deal with our daily problems.
AFTER TYPHOON HAIYAN
One of the largest storms in history smashed through the central Philippines. Now Tzu Chi is helping survivors to stand up again.
CELLS OF LIFE: TWO DECADES OF SAVING LIVES
In the last 20 years, the Buddhist Tzu Chi Stem Cell Center has distributed life-saving stem cells to nearly 3,300 recipients in 28 countries.
CELLS OF LIFE: BLOOD TIES BETWEEN TAIWAN AND CHINA
A similar ethnicity between the citizens of China and Taiwan gives patients in either place better chances of finding compatible stem cell donors.
THE TWO FACES OF NITRATE
Fertilizer provides crops with essential nutrition, and is now responsible for feeding a third of the world’s population. But there can be too much of a good thing.
COMMUNITY-SUPPORTED AGRICULTURE
Farming methods reflect the underlying philosophies of farmers. But whatever their approach, they all depend on the support of their customers.
FIRST IN ZIMBABWE
Various factors have led the country’s economy to fall into ruins. But Tzu Chi volunteer Tino Chu, believing that giving dissolves bad karma, chose to stay in the country and help.
UNFORGETTABLE CHILDREN
The pure, guileless nature of young children represents humanity at its most sincere.
PROUDLY GUARANTEED
From fixing military airplanes to electric fans, this conscientious repairman returns broken things to life, and thus adds meaning to his own life.
THE ILLUSTRATED JING SI APHORISMS
Our hardships and sufferings in life are good lessons for us. They help “recharge our batteries.”
CULTIVATE GOODNESS TO PROTECT THE WORLD
We can be like bodhisattvas and relieve suffering wherever there are cries for help.
STILL LEARNING
At the age of 68 she learned to use a computer, and now at 78 she designs exhibition posters. She is still young at heart.
TZU CHI EVENTS AROUND THE WORLD
Tzu Chi briefs from all over.
THE SIX PERFECTIONS
The Paramitas can help us deal with our daily problems.
AFTER TYPHOON HAIYAN
One of the largest storms in history smashed through the central Philippines. Now Tzu Chi is helping survivors to stand up again.
CELLS OF LIFE: TWO DECADES OF SAVING LIVES
In the last 20 years, the Buddhist Tzu Chi Stem Cell Center has distributed life-saving stem cells to nearly 3,300 recipients in 28 countries.
CELLS OF LIFE: BLOOD TIES BETWEEN TAIWAN AND CHINA
A similar ethnicity between the citizens of China and Taiwan gives patients in either place better chances of finding compatible stem cell donors.
THE TWO FACES OF NITRATE
Fertilizer provides crops with essential nutrition, and is now responsible for feeding a third of the world’s population. But there can be too much of a good thing.
COMMUNITY-SUPPORTED AGRICULTURE
Farming methods reflect the underlying philosophies of farmers. But whatever their approach, they all depend on the support of their customers.
FIRST IN ZIMBABWE
Various factors have led the country’s economy to fall into ruins. But Tzu Chi volunteer Tino Chu, believing that giving dissolves bad karma, chose to stay in the country and help.
UNFORGETTABLE CHILDREN
The pure, guileless nature of young children represents humanity at its most sincere.
PROUDLY GUARANTEED
From fixing military airplanes to electric fans, this conscientious repairman returns broken things to life, and thus adds meaning to his own life.
THE ILLUSTRATED JING SI APHORISMS
Our hardships and sufferings in life are good lessons for us. They help “recharge our batteries.”
CULTIVATE GOODNESS TO PROTECT THE WORLD
We can be like bodhisattvas and relieve suffering wherever there are cries for help.
STILL LEARNING
At the age of 68 she learned to use a computer, and now at 78 she designs exhibition posters. She is still young at heart.
TZU CHI EVENTS AROUND THE WORLD
Tzu Chi briefs from all over.
