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[...] Su Dongpo (蘇東坡) was an avid student of Buddhist teachings and a distinguished and mischievous poet. He was [...]

[...] Zen Master, Fo Yin was especially intimate with Su Dongpo, a distinguished and mischievous poet. Their friendship had grown so deep that the little [...]

[...] his wife opening a package. What food might it contain? He was aghast to discover that it was a rat trap. Retreating to the barnyard the rat proclaimed the warning; "There’s a rat trap in [...]

[...] about him and Zen Master Fo Yin. One day, Su Dongpo felt inspired and wrote the following poem : 稽首天中天，(Qǐshǒu tiān zhōng tiān), [...]

[...] Zen Master, Fo Yin was especially intimate with Su Dongpo, a distinguished and mischievous poet. Their friendship [...]

[...] on their relationship. Once, on a meeting between this two good friends, Su Dongpo asked Venerable Fo Yin, "Master, what do you think I look like sitting here?". Venerable Fo Yin replied, & [...]

It is easy to reflect on major mistakes, and hard to eliminate small bad habits. Repentance purifies the mind ; a pure mind can readily sweep away af [...]

Abide by your principles in everything you do. Never do thing just to satisfy others. For rather than satifsfying them, you may get in over your head. [...]

Because seeing virtue in others is in itself a virtue, in appreciating others, we in fact dignify ourselves. Material object were meant to be tools f [...]

Know your blessings, cherish them and sow more blessings. The ocean can be filled, yet the tiny mouth of a human being can never be filled. The fist [...]

It is easy to reflect on major mistakes, and hard to eliminate small bad habits. Repentance purifies the mind ; a pure mind can readily sweep away af [...]

Abide by your principles in everything you do. Never do thing just to satisfy others. For rather than satifsfying them, you may get in over your head. [...]

Because seeing virtue in others is in itself a virtue, in appreciating others, we in fact dignify ourselves. Material object were meant to be tools f [...]

Know your blessings, cherish them and sow more blessings. The ocean can be filled, yet the tiny mouth of a human being can never be filled. The fist [...]

It is easy to reflect on major mistakes, and hard to eliminate small bad habits. Repentance purifies the mind ; a pure mind can readily sweep away af [...]

Abide by your principles in everything you do. Never do thing just to satisfy others. For rather than satifsfying them, you may get in over your head. [...]

Because seeing virtue in others is in itself a virtue, in appreciating others, we in fact dignify ourselves. Material object were meant to be tools f [...]

Know your blessings, cherish them and sow more blessings. The ocean can be filled, yet the tiny mouth of a human being can never be filled. The fist [...]

[...] your lifelong pursuit result. From "Heart Sutra" - Illustrated and interpreted by Tsai Chih Chung [...]

[...] be one of the fool donkeys. From "Heart Sutra" - Illustrated and interpreted by Tsai Chih Chung [...]

[...] story about him and Zen Master Fo Yin. One day, Su Dongpo felt inspired and wrote the following poem : 稽首天中天，(Qǐshǒu tiān zhōng [...]