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| 商品名稱: | A steady heart and steady practice:stories for living a good life 出版公司:Jing Si Publishing Co., Ltd. 作者:Shih Cheng Yen 類型:宗教心靈-佛教 EPUB電子書 英文版 | | | 語系版本: | EPUB電子書 英文版 | |
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| 更新日期: | 2026-05-01 | |
| 光碟片數: | 1片CD光碟 | |
| 銷售價格: | $100元 | |
| 熱門標籤: | 宗教心靈
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A steady heart and steady practice:stories for living a good life 出版公司:Jing Si Publishing Co., Ltd. 作者:Shih Cheng Yen 類型:宗教心靈-佛教 EPUB電子書 英文版

商品資料
作者:Shih Cheng Yen
出版社:Jing Si Publishing Co., Ltd.
出版年:2021
課程類型:宗教心靈>佛教
檔案格式:EPUB
ISBN:9789869960434
書籍簡介 Dharma Master Cheng Yen once said, “Time is the most precious thing in life. Every day, month, or year spent in peace is a thing of joy. At the new year, many people express that they have made it through another year, as if the new year is a key threshold in life. People place importance on this time, but in fact, we should be mindful of our lives every second. This is because life is impermanent. In the span of a second, life can end. This is why we say, ‘In every second, every hour, and every day, we should be mindful and present and strive to live a good life.’” A Steady Heart and Steady Practice: Stories for Living a Good Life is a book of one hundred stories about the nature of the mind as told by Master Cheng Yen. Some of the stories in this book are from the Buddha’s time, while others describe instances from the lives of Tzu Chi volunteers. These stories are intended to help us learn to develop a “steady heart” that does not allow time to pass in vain, as well as a “steady practice” of the Bodhisattva Path. With these tools, we can lead a pure, “good life.” 證嚴上人曾說:「人生最寶貴者是生命,日子能在一天、一個月、一年中平安地過去,當然是令人非常歡喜的事。許多人都說過年是『過年關』,其實我們應該抱著『過秒關』的心態,因為人生無常,生命一秒鐘過不了就消失了,所以秒秒過關、時時過關、日日過關!」 《過關——實心.實做.好人生》一書裡,有著一百則上人所說的「心」的本質和故事,從這些佛世或現代發生在慈濟人周邊的故事,我們學習到:發揮不空過的「實心」,腳踏菩薩道的「實做」,我們就可以擁有純淨、純質的「好人生」。
作者簡介 Dharma Master Cheng Yen was born in 1937 in a small town in Taichung County, Taiwan. When she was twenty-three years old, she left home to become a Buddhist nun, and was instructed by her mentor, Venerable Master Yin Shun, to work “for Buddha’s teachings, for sentient beings.” In 1966, she founded a charity, which later turned into the Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation, to “help the poor and educate the rich”—to give material aid to the needy and inspire love and humanity in both givers and recipients. In recent years, Master Cheng Yen’s contributions have been increasingly recognized by the global community. In 2011, she was recognized with the Roosevelt Institute’s FDR Distinguished Public Service Award and was named to the 2011 TIME 100 list of the world’s most influential people. In 2014, she was presented with Rotary International’s Award of Honor in recognition of her humanitarian efforts and contributions to world peace. 證嚴上人於一九三七年,出生於臺灣臺中清水。上人服膺上印下順導師「為佛教、為眾生」之慈示奉持不懈。一九六六年創辦佛教克難慈濟功德會,自此展開「濟貧教富」的工作。慈濟世界在法師慈悲呵護下,數十年來,一步一步地堅實茁壯;發展為慈善、醫療、教育、人文四大志業,以及國際賑災、環境保護、社區志工、骨髓捐贈八大腳印,透過親手拔除眾生的苦痛,以善與大愛膚慰人間。近年來,證嚴上人的貢獻獲得國際間一致推崇;於2011年獲美國羅斯福基金會頒贈「傑出公共服務獎」, 並被時代雜誌列為2011年全球百大最具影響力人物。2014年獲頒國際扶輪社「最高榮譽獎」,肯定證嚴上人對於人道主義精神與世界和平的貢獻。
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ForewordForgiving the UnforgivableTaking on and Letting GoAre People Less Intelligent Than Birds?The Fragrance of Virtue and the Fragrance of the BodyTurning Sentient Beings’ Views Into Pure ViewsEarnestly Making Use of Our Lives in This WorldA Deer’s Beautiful AntlersThe Cooperative Spirit of AntsThe Winter SunUsing Our Time to Accumulate Spiritual WealthPutting Effort Into Being a Good PersonBhiksus Old and Young Uphold the PreceptsMr. Horse and Miss PoodleUnderstanding the Affliction of ResentmentAn Elderly Man’s AdviceThe Toad and the Sea TurtlePracticing Sincerity Is a True Merit and VirtueA Blessing Attained Through MisfortuneComprehending the Mysteries of LifeThe Twins Who Could TalkUsing Loving-Kindness and Compassion to Employ Our Altruistic PotentialThe Robbery of a Tzu Chi CommissionerBroadening Our Minds to Contemplate ImpermanenceBroadening Our Hearts to Make Way for OthersA Tranquil Spiritual Training GroundWhat We Practice, We AttainThe Slightest Thought Creates KarmaThe Young Environmental ProtectorLoving WholeheartedlyThe Story of the Kendo MasterA Joyful Mind Eliminates Karmic ObstructionsPracticing Giving by Lighting a LampA Proud Heart Obstructs Our Progress on the PathThe Awakened Nature and the HeartIgnore the Mind That Behaves like a Stubborn ChildCherishing the Present, Seizing the MomentThe Most Foolish PersonObstructing OurselvesThe Story of Prince Sun and Prince MoonBenevolently Guarding the MindA Life of Greatest ValueThe Elderly Man’s DonationThe Grandson Becomes the TeacherThe Buddha and the Elephant TamerTime Is Running OutDigging a Well to End the DroughtThe Don’t-Pick-Fruit BirdComprehending and Practicing the True PrinciplesMaking Good Use of Our BodiesOpening the Door to Profound WisdomLao Tzu and Shi ChengqiEliminating Afflictions With Sincerity and UprightnessTreasuring Our EldersThe Cycle of LoveBetween Heaven and HellSuper SoftwareEliminating the Flames of AfflictionHaving a Surplus Is a Great JoyBeginning With OurselvesFilial Piety Is More Than Providing CareChildren’s True NatureEffortless Patience, Effortless PracticeAll Beings Are Our ClassmatesA Big Tree Starts from a Tiny SeedActing on the Same StageFamily TiesMore Money, Less AffectionThe Mind Is like a Plot of LandHow Many of Our Friends Are Fellow Practitioners?Leaving Footprints of LoveLiberated in Life and Transcendent in DeathCrossing Each HurdleTurning “Sentient Beings” Into “Human Beings”Awaiting Jingming’s ReturnThe Strength of Senior VolunteersA Record of Tzu Chi’s Karmic AffinitiesAttachment to Neither Existence nor EmptinessCleansing Our MindsMay You Be Spiritually WealthyThe Old Veteran Who Gathers RocksRemembering Venerable Yin Shun“Knowing” and “Understanding”Dragging People Along or Encouraging ThemNot Playing Emotional GamesDon’t Worry, I Am HereAppointing a Guardian SpiritMinimizing Our Ego, Being Tolerant of OthersSafeguarding the Right DharmaA Mind Like a Bright MirrorTeaching Knowledge and Teaching CharacterAlways Upholding Our VowsOpening the Door of Our HeartsTo Eat Bread, We Must Make BreadA Lesson Must Be LearnedCaring for the Elderly in Our CommunitiesA Required Course for BodhisattvasA Filial Son from JapanConstantly Upholding Our Initial AspirationThe Buddha Dharma Is Close at Hand
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