Persistence and perseverance are a rational choice. 坚持和恒心是理智的选择。   Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 9    

Buddhist practitioners take things seriously, manifesting from sincerity and trust. 学佛人讲认真的道理， 其实就是诚信。   Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 9    

Form or formlessness cannot be separated from the notion of a form. Only by completely eliminating our attachment to self can the form disappear amidst formlessness. 有形无形均在形中， 只有彻底破除我执， 才能使有形消失在无形中。   Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 9

One must learn to be steadfast. As Buddhist practitioners, our determination is as strong and steady as a rock, and our compassion as gentle and meek as water. Learn to walk the middle way, as it is how our destiny can be changed. 人要学会坚强，学佛人心如金刚， 佛情似水，学会中庸，命运改变。   Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 9 […]

Understanding the human world is a process of spiritual practice. 理解人间就是修行的一个过程。   Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 9

Turning a deaf ear to advice is the beginning of delusion.
 Turning a blind eye to one’s mistakes is the beginning of failure.
 Always thinking that you should have a fair share of everything is the beginning of affliction.   愚癡的開始就是聽不進別人的規勸， 失敗的開始就是自以為都是對的， 煩惱的開始就是認為 凡事自己都應該擁有一份。   – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 3

The ability to adjust one’s mind leads one to attain the Buddha’s heart.   調整人心，進入佛心。   – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 3

The foundation of wisdom comes from our potential to awaken.
 One who takes the wrong path is not yet awakened.     悟性是擁有智慧的基礎， 走錯路就是不開悟。   – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 3  

Wealth and glory are nothing but vanity; worldly pleasures and romance are nothing but suffering.
 The hard work of our lives will be all in vain, like trying to capture the moon in the water. When we leave this human world, we take with us nothing but our karma.
 Only when we understand this concept […]

Regret awaits those who make decisions in a fit of anger.   人不能在發脾氣的時候決定任何事情，否則一定會後悔。   – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 3  

A true Buddhist practitioner is a person of few words, who is mindful of their demeanour, and who practises what they preach.   學佛要注重威儀，不在言多，身體力行。   – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 3  

It is important to see through all afflictions and all phenomena in the world. The ability to understand thoroughly and overcome whatever happens represents a philosophy to live by. As long as sentient beings exist in the human world, they will be contaminated. Once a person cultivates themselves to the point of being free of […]

Excessive speech hurts others and fussiness exhausts one’s energies. Rather than hurting others or being exhausted, it is far better to constantly think of Guan Yin Bodhisattva. 话多伤人，计较伤神， 与其伤人又伤神，不如常念观世音。 – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 7

Buddhists must never forget the kindness of others, never bear any grudge against others, never think of the mistakes of others, and give no thought to the resentment of others. 学佛人一定要： 不忘人恩，不念人过， 不思人非，不计人怨。 – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 7

Troubles are present every day; however, if one does not seek them, they will naturally become absent. 烦恼天天有，不捡自然无。 – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 7

Buddhists possess dignity in their hearts and compassion in their actions. They have no fear; they let go and attain liberation. 学佛人庄严在心，慈悲于行， 没有恐惧，放下解脱。 – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 7

The Buddha Dharma helps everyone to become spiritually awakened.  佛法给大家带来帮助，让大家都能开悟。 – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 7

One must remember to practise Buddhism diligently, pray to Buddhas sincerely, and strive to attain Buddhahood joyfully.  大家一定要記住，努力好好學佛， 認認真真拜佛，歡歡喜喜成佛。 – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 7

When learning Guan Yin Bodhisattva’s loving kindness, compassion, empathetic joy and equanimity, one must learn them fully; only then can they be practised to perfection, and only then will one not be contaminated. When perfection is attained, attachments will not arise. 学观世音菩萨的慈悲喜舍 要学到具足，才能圆融， 才不会被染着； 有了圆融，才不会执着。 – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 7

Through cultivating the mind, we must make headway towards the level where the right thought, Dharma joy and Prajna wisdom arise. 修心要修出正念， 修出法喜，修出般若。 – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 7

If one wishes to illuminate others, they must have positive energy. It is important to regularly recharge oneself, because energy is like a battery-operated torch; every time it is used, its power diminishes. 想要照亮别人一定要正能量， 要保持自己的能量，时常充电， 因为人的能量， 犹如手电筒里的电量一样， 照一次少一次。 – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 7

Dharma propagators must strive to become closer to Bodhisattvas above, and to save and awaken sentient beings below. 弘法人要承上接近菩萨， 启下救度众生。 – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 7

Buddhists must help to awaken those who can be saved, and must let go of those who cannot be saved. 学佛人能救的一定要去救度， 不能救的一定要放下。 – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 7

Do not care too much about what others feel, nor be concerned about what others think of you. If you are too fixated on these things, you will not be able to ascend beyond the Three Realms of Existence or transcend the Five Elements. 不要太注重别人的感觉， 不要把他人对你的看法挂在心上， 太罣礙了就跳不出三界，修不出五行。 – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom […]

One must regard the help of sentient beings as compassion, the criticism of sentient beings as motivation, and the strictness of sentient beings as a contributory factor to one’s betterment. 视众生的帮助为慈悲， 视众生的指责为动力， 视众生的严苛为增上缘。 – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 7

What matters the most in life is to cultivate the mind and attain liberation; there is nothing more important than this. 人间最大的事情就是修心解脱， 没有比这个事更重要的。 – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 7

If one takes what happens in the human realm too seriously, they will not be able to laugh, which will eventually result in depression. 人间的事看得太重，就会笑不出来， 久而久之就是忧郁症。 – Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 7