A broad and forgiving heart is the foundation of happiness.

If we take good care of our mind, we will be happy, otherwise, we will experience more suffering.

Be willing to give and happy to accept whatever comes.

The living must be at peace for the deceased to depart in peace.

If we mindful, the truth is near us; otherwise, the truth is distant.

Thoughts will inevitably rise and fall, but one must tame them with perseverance and allow the mind to be pure and ease.

Optimism and pessimism are one. By changing our thoughts, we can turn pessimism into optimism.

Do not let the environment influence our mind. We need to improve the environment with diligence and perseverance.

Rather than searching for a path, search within own mind; instead of asking for directions; ask our heart.

Only by being mindful can we realize our true nature.

The body can tire but the spirit must not tire, for the spirit is the fountain of wisdom.

Physical illness is not frightening; what is frightening is illness of the mind. Lacking material goods is not devastating; what is devastating is poverty of the spirit.

It is better to have a big heart than a big house.

Natural disasters are caused by human wrong doings that originated from the human mind.

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 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.

Spiritual disabilities are devastating, while physical disabilities are not

With one's mind is free of attachment, one will feel a great sense of harmony.

The way to keep our mind unpolluted is to let bygones be bygones.

With a tranquil and peaceful heart, the road is smooth. With a broad and open heart, the road is wide.

Be a spiritual farmer who cultivates fields of blessings for oneself and others.

A strong mind can carry out missions without fear of external pressure.

So long as one is optimistic and determined, no challenges are too hard to bear.