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I never expected such a tragedy to happen to me
Me and my family escaped Thomas Fire but not Montecito Mudslide. We lost everything we owned overnight and many of the people I knew have died in the mudslide.
Inspiration
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I never expected such a tragedy to happen to me
Me and my family escaped Thomas Fire but not Montecito Mudslide. We lost everything we owned overnight and many of the people I knew have died in the mudslide.
Everything has its Affinity
After losing her job amid COVID-19, Susan Tan found refuge in volunteering for the mask sewing project and has since regained her confidence to pick up a new skill set and get ready for job hunting.
Small Effort Spreads Great Love
This is the first time that I organised a donation drive which involved the whole school. From this activity, I could feel that we were all (as a school) working hard together to do something good for society.
A Different Way to Show Appreciation during Covid-19
It's been a great time composing and producing an MV with a group of young music enthusiasts to show our appreciation to the medical frontliners amid a pandemic.
A Beautiful Journey with Tzu Chi
What I am about to share is a beautiful journey that I have with Tzu Chi, which I would like more people to know about.
Love is the Language of Our Souls
In a hospital, we witness the different stages of life, including birth, aging, illness and death as manifestations of suffering. I underwent a unique volunteer experience at the Tzu Chi Medical Center...
Returning to Our Spiritual Home
Prior to this year’s TIMA conference, a few of us (medical volunteers) flew to Taiwan earlier to spend some time volunteering at Jing Si Abode and the Tzu Chi Medical Center. Those two weeks spent in Taiwan...
Life Is so Vulnerable, yet It Can Be Meaningful, Too
Life can be so vulnerable and fragile. Yet, the beauty of a cultivated person can be so touching and dearly missed. My acquaintance with Sister Bi Lian began many years ago, but I only got to know her in 2011...
TIMA Convention 2019: “We Are Connected Like One Big Family”
Even though we may speak different languages and come from different backgrounds, we all share the common goal of serving humanity with the spirit of Great Love. And that is what makes us whole.
My Journey in “Wisdom at Dawn”
What reason would convince you to wake up in the wee hours of every morning? If I tell you that there is a group of people in Singapore who voluntarily get up at such an unearthly hour every day to listen to a Dharma talk, what would your first...
My 8-Week Internship at Tzu Chi as a 17-Year-Old
More than a month has passed since I completed my summer internship at Tzu Chi. Although I am already up to my neck in schoolwork, club activities, etc., the lessons that I had learned while serving as an intern in Tzu Chi are still as fresh on my mind...
An Inspiring and Fulfilling Journey with Tzu Chi
During the latest Tzu Chi medical aid mission in Laos, I was asked to share my volunteering experience with Tzu Chi, and how I have tried to put my understanding of the Buddha’s teachings into practice. I hope...
What I Have Learned from My Street Fundraising Experience
Many people do have compassionate hearts, and there is a need to create more opportunities to get those hearts into action! Volunteering in a street fundraiser is a meaningful way to realise this aspiration.
I’m My Daddy’s Eyes
They uprooted their lives, fled Syria, and entered Turkey illegally so that their children could have a brighter future.
Six Lessons in Prison
How do you convince prison inmates who have had a rough journey in life that there is indeed spring at the end of a cold winter?
What Witnessing Suffering has Taught Me
“It’s been around 20 years since I last saw my only child; he should be more than 20 years old by now…” said a Tzu Chi dialysis beneficiary. Volunteers lent him a listening ear as he grieved over his unhappy past…
Good News, Bad News - The Fort McMurray Wildfire
“So-o-o, the good news is that you can have some free cushion covers, but the bad news is…” She burst into laughter and, picking up where I had left off, said, “I don’t have a chair!”
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