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The best quality in a dharma practitioner is perseverance, due to the challenging nature of dharma practice in the last period of a Buddha-kalpa.

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INFORMATION
Sunday:Pith Instructions and Teachings of Master Hanshan
Manjushri Heart Mantra Group Recitation
阿弥陀佛共修
莲师心咒共修
Saturday: The Immeasurable Life Sutra

Saturday: The Immeasurable Life Sutra
Sunday: Pith Instructions and Teachings of Master Hanshan

Sunday: Pith Instructions and Teachings of Master Hanshan
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Online Meditation Retreat – August 2025

Online Meditation Retreat – August 2025

Dharma Talk on Essentials of Mind Transmission by Chan Master Huangbo
May 2025 Meditation Retreat in Chiang Mai Thailand

May 2025 Meditation Retreat in Chiang Mai Thailand
2025 Spring Retreat

2025 Spring Retreat
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MEDITATION
Nagarjuna Cultural Center

Nagarjuna Cultural Center
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May 2025 Meditation Retreat in Chiang Mai Thailand

May 2025 Meditation Retreat in Chiang Mai Thailand

May 2025 Meditation Retreat in Chiang Mai Thailand
Chinese New Year 2025 Calabasas USA

Chinese New Year 2025 Calabasas USA

Chinese New Year 2025 Calabasas USA
October 2024 Chiang Mai Thailand

October 2024 Chiang Mai Thailand

October 2024 Intensive Meditation Retreat in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
May 2024 Calabasas USA

May 2024 Calabasas USA
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BUDDHISM
The Impact of Materialism

The Impact of Materialism

Many regard Materialism as the mainstream, correct worldview. However, materialists cannot, both theoretically and in practice, prove their statement of “matter is the fundamental substance of the world in nature, and that spirit is the result of material interactions.” It is just a hypothesis. There has not been a single mathematical formula or physics equation out there that came to the conclusion that the world is made up of matter. This hypothesis cannot be proved by the direct valid cognition.

The Impact of Objective Idealism

The Impact of Objective Idealism

Objective materialism does have a positive impact on our life and society. Nonetheless, it can never experience the happiness that emerges from the course of searching for the nature of mind or the ultimate liberation.
Buddhism Is More Than A Spiritual Comfort Zone

Buddhism Is More Than A Spiritual Comfort Zone

Buddhism is more than burning the incense or saying your prayers. You cannot just offer two bananas to the Buddha, and then ask for a luxury car in return; or after you make your offerings, you thought that the undesired would not come to bother you at all; or after you commit sin, you can clear it out just by merely making your confession to the Buddha;
Buddhist Worldview

Buddhist Worldview

The Buddhist worldview is multifold. There are the stages of path and the ultimate one, including the Theravada, Cittamatra(the Mind Only), Makhyama (the Middle Way), the Great Completion, and so on.
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Introduction to Buddhism

Introduction to Buddhism

This part gives an overview of Buddhism.

Chinese Buddhism

Chinese Buddhism

This part explains the eight schools of Chinese Buddhism.

Tibetan Buddhism

Tibetan Buddhism

This part explains the four lineages of Tibetan Buddhism, their theories and practice methods.

Three Principal Aspects of the Path

Three Principal Aspects of the Path

This part explains the three key elements, Renunciation, Bodhicitta, and Emptiness, needed for pursuing the Buddhist path.
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The Prayer and Offering to Ekajaṭī

The Prayer and Offering to Ekajaṭī
Brief Offering Prayer to Tsiu Marpo

Brief Offering Prayer to Tsiu Marpo
Taking Refuge and Generating Bodhicitta

Taking Refuge and Generating Bodhicitta
Mantra for Multiplying the Power of Recitation

Mantra for Multiplying the Power of Recitation
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ORIGINAL VIDEO
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