Love is not bound by distance; compassion is free from aversion and passion.

Fear not the challenges on our path of spiritual cultivation, for they wear away our defilements to let our Buddha nature shine through.

The true joy derived from the Buddha's teaching comes after putting them into practice.

One cannot grasp the true meaning of joy without suffering. What's important is knowing how to transform suffering into joy.

Kindness helps to provide peace and happiness. Compassion serves to relieve suffering and benefit all living beings.

A compassionate heart should be as wide as the sky and as bright as the sun and moon.

Buddhism teaches giving without expecting anything in return; achieving spiritual freedom is the highest state of Buddhism.

Compassion is inspired from within; blessing is created through action.

A compassionate heart is a Buddha heart serving all humankind with love and perseverance is walking on the path of Bodhisattva.

Those who feel superior or inferior to others create an obstacle for themselves. They must remove this obstacle to achieve spiritual freedom.

As a student of Buddhism, one needs to learn to understand principles, seize every moment in life, and act on one's belief.

Kindness and compassion are our guiding principles, to be propagated with the spirit of joy and selfless giving.

Realize the impermanence in life when times are good; accept our karma when times are bad.

Always keep gratitude in mind and greed shall give way to compassion.

Enlightenment is understanding what life is and what one should do.

Conquering ignorance is superior to conquering a hundred peaks.

Realize and apply the Buddha's teaching in our daily life, for it is through interacting with the world that we cultivate ourselves spiritually.

The first step towards enlightenment begins with the first vow we take to help all living beings.

The act of repentance is tantamount to the purification of the heart, like clear stream flowing over the heart, cleansing away it defilements.

Always observe propriety at heart and evil shall find no breeding ground within one's Buddha nature.

Only by opening one's heart can one give with great compassion and gain true wisdom and virtue.

Realize the Buddha's teaching through daily life experience. Realize worldly dharma through human interactions.

To be a real life Bodhisattva, one must first undergo spiritual self-cultivation.

The Buddha's teachings are not only to be studied but realized through actual practice and compassionate acts of giving

Loving others and loving oneself is to have a Buddha heart or a Bodhisattva heart.

Ordinary people are governed by their karma, while the enlightened ones dictate their own life.

Instead of asking for blessing from the Bodhisattva, we should search within our own heart.

Be grateful and compassionate at all times. Enlightened compassion is selfless love.

Live with Buddha in one's heart, Dharma in one's action, Zen in one's Dharma.

Great love manifest itself through practicing great compassion; wisdom manifest itself through transcending worries.

Kindness and compassion bear neither regret nor complaint; joy and equanimity are free of want and worry.

Gratitude is wisdom; giving is compassion.

Vegetarianism cultivates perseverance, compassion and wisdom.