Folk Sayings and Buddhist Teachings on Karma in Tibetan Buddhist Culture There is a saying that has been passed down in Tibetan culture: «“One great misfortune can overwhelm a hundred blessings; with sufficient merit, all adverse conditions and obstacles can gradually be removed.”» The Mea

Understanding Human Nature Through the Lens of Life and Buddhism Observing real life reveals an important dimension of human nature. However, human nature is not made up only of selfishness and jealousy. It also contains kindness, compassion, cooperation, generosity, and the willingness to se

What Truly Destroys a Person Is Not Others, but Their Own Ignorance Written by Professor Long The most dangerous moment in a person’s life is not when they are poor, not when they fail, and not when they temporarily lack ability. It is when they begin to lose their ability to judge clearly

Adapted from the writings of Professor Long. Understanding the “Way of Heaven” on a Deeper Level The “Way of Heaven” (天道) can be understood more deeply. It is not a god sitting in heaven who specifically rewards or punishes people. Rather, in traditional Chinese thought, it is a broad concept

自己发光，就不用借别人的光。 人生最可靠的底气，从来不是依赖别人，而是不断提升自己。 很多人总想着遇到贵人、 等机会、靠关系，希望有人拉自己一把。 但真正能够陪你走到最后的，永远是你自己的实力。 当你没有能力时，别人的光再亮， 也只是暂时照耀你；当你拥有能力时， 你自己就是光，走到哪里都能照亮前方。 真正厉害的人，不会羡慕别人的成功， 而是默默努力，让自己一点一点变得更优秀。 他们知道，与其把时间花在比较， 不如把时间花在成长；与其期待别人认可， 不如先让自己值得认可。 自己发光，不代表什么都会， 而是每天都比昨天进步一点点。 多读一本书