TZU CHI USA JOURNAL

There is a saying, “With each passing day, we draw closer to death.” With each passing day, being peaceful and at ease is itself a blessing.

Time passes quickly. Autumn has ended and soon it will be winter, and at that time, daytime will be even shorter. Life also passes quickly, so the best remedy is to seize the present moment.

Time passes quickly. Autumn has ended and soon it will be winter, and at that time, daytime will be even shorter. Life also passes quickly, so the best remedy is to seize the present moment.

Published #74 | Fall 2024 Issue SHARE:  Bodhisattva-practitioners are compassionate. They always strive to benefit all beings. Thus, no matter what, they are never afraid.

Published #73 | Summer 2024 Issue SHARE:  To cultivate compassion, attain wisdom, and achieve the goal of helping and leading others, we must begin by

Published #73 | Summer 2024 Issue SHARE:  Take joy in the accomplishments of others, for regarding the success of others as our own is the

For 30 years, Tzu Chi’s medical mission in the United States has been calling on professional and non-professional volunteers to provide healthcare services in impoverished areas nationwide and in neighboring Central and South American countries. Tzu Chi USA doctors and volunteers have traveled everywhere, cultivating goodness in communities and bringing medicine and care to underprivileged areas with a relative lack of healthcare resources.

Time flies, it’s already 2024. A few days ago, when I was traveling, I found out that I had contracted COVID-19. I was worried about spreading the disease to others, so I immediately changed my itinerary.

Time passes quickly. Autumn has ended and soon it will be winter, and at that time, daytime will be even shorter. Life also passes quickly, so the best remedy is to seize the present moment.