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Sunday, 16 December 2018

CHERISH EVERY MOMENT OF OUR LIVES

Excerpt from Master Jun Hong Lu's Public Talk
Auckland, New Zealand
6 November 2016

CHERISH EVERY MOMENT OF OUR LIVES

Life is like a journey on a one-way train. We must live well at every moment of our lives.  Every person who boards and alights from the train has predestined affinity with us. Thus we should treasure them.  We must learn to tap on our kind innate nature, to be worthy of our conscience.  To cherish every affinity that accompanies us through every part of our lives.  Persevere to overcome vexations so that we can be persistent in our cultivation to acquire Buddha nature that is free from sufferings.

Translated by Oriental Radio Practice Centre (Singapore)
Proofread by 2OR Secretariat 


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