Words of Wisdom | Buddhist Altar

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The Buddhist altar consists of all Five Elements of gold, wood, water, fire and earth. Bodhisattvas represent the gold, flowers grow in the earth, the incense is the wood, water is contained in the offering of water, and the oil lamp represents fire. The Five Elements work together to bring good fortune to one’s home. […]

Words of Wisdom | Dharma Joy

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As long as the mind is filled with positive energy, one will experience the joy of Dharma every day. Wherever Guan Yin Bodhisattva’s light shines, all will be illuminated every day. It all depends on whether you can receive it. It is very important to skilfully control your mental state; keep the sun in your […]

Words of Wisdom | Time

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One’s life depends on the continuation of time; to waste time is to waste one’s life. 生命是靠时间来延续的, 浪费时间等于浪费生命。 – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 6

Words of Wisdom | Be Compassionate

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Be compassionate and free yourself from worries about others; forget about yourself and you will reach the selfless level of spirituality. 慈悲解脱对他人的烦恼, 忘记自己达到无私的境界。 – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 6 s,

Words of Wisdom | Let go of hatred

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Let go of hatred and nurture a compassionate heart; let go of slothfulness and nurture a diligent mind. One who lets go of mental hindrances will attain the Prajna wisdom of Bodhisattvas. 放下瞋恨心,培养慈悲心; 放下放逸心,培养精进心; 放下意识障碍,拥有菩萨般若智慧。 – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 6

Words of Wisdom | Medals

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Academic qualifications are like a bronze medal; capability is like a silver medal; popularity is like a gold medal; one’s thoughts are the king of all medals. 学历是铜牌, 能力是银牌, 人脉是金牌, 思维是王牌。 – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 6

Words of Wisdom | Grievances and Hardships

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The grievances that you endure today serve to lessen the misery that you may suffer tomorrow. The hardship that you endure today serves to lessen the setbacks you may have to suffer tomorrow. 今天多受点委屈, 就是让你的明天少吃点苦; 今天多受点难, 就是让你的明天少受点罪。 Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 4