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Because of the Kind Mentor and the Triple Jewel, we can get together to follow the Buddhas’ Practice. A song of the BPI Association in video format can reflect all.

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Meet the Preachers

Our preachers, the members of the BTRC, are unpaid volunteers of BPI. They are at the service to contribute what they have learnt during the past decades.

Wu Guang

(LiXin He)

Preacher

Hugo

(HuaiGu Wang)

Director

YinYue

(Chengli LI)

Preacher

Thimytrang LE

(Chơn Ngộ)

Preacher

Yin Yi

(Zhifang Liu)

Preacher

YinZheng

(Guiling Sun)

Preacher

Yin Fan

(Meiling Chen)

Preacher

Fa Fu

(Shan Yan)

Preacher

How to apply the Buddhas’ Teaching into our daily lives?

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Personal Reflections

After being inculcated by the Buddhas’ wisdom and insight for a long time, I began to practice subduing the desire for food. After fighting against it, I have enriched my experience to conquer it.

Wenjie GUO

Jan 8, 2021

Thru studying the BPI Constitution in English with members, I realized the devil of Arrogance, which drove me to thirst for fame. Every day, I should be mindful of being modest and learn from talented members.

Wenhua DU

Jan 8, 2021

Via listening to the Kind Mentor’s words, to have too much cakes in order to refuse eating cake, I was clear that desiring food is illusory.



Aidi SHEN

Jan 15, 2021

Reflecting on being addicted to certain foods, seeking for positive reinforcement, being in search of pleasure and avoiding pain, and craving for money, I employed some teachings to fight them…

Ailing SUN

Jan 29, 2021

Suffering a lot from Being lust, indulging in sex conduct so that being infected by sexually transmitted disease, I had to choose to listing to the Kind Mentor’s instructions and reduced the pain…

Xiaoju LUO

Jan 29, 2021

Ignorance and afflictions can corrupt everything, and you must be able to feel all pain. If you practice kind, compassion, joy and giving, you will accomplish everything, it will naturally lead to all happiness.

Qihong CHEN

Feb 19 and Feb 26, 2021

Welcome you to have your own words!

Latest Posts

Written or Translated by our Preachers and Members

What Happens When YouFocus on Others’ Faults?

We all notice when others do something wrong. But what if that very habit is quietly costing us more than we realize — and there's a better way to respond? This article explores an ancient teaching on what happens when we focus on others' faults, and the unexpected practice that can transform the whole experience.

The Architecture of Perception

Imagine a driver standing beside a car that refused to move. He isn’t frustrated; he is beaming with pride. He has meticulously detached the wheels from the chassis and mounted them firmly onto the roof. When asked why, he explains his “brilliant innovation”: the sun was too hot, and...

The Sunshade Trap: Why Your Best Intentions Are Breaking Your Life (and How to Fix Them)

1. The Curious Case of the Misplaced Wheel Imagine a driver standing beside a car that refused to move. He isn’t frustrated; he is beaming with pride. He has meticulously detached the wheels from the chassis and mounted them firmly onto the roof. When asked why, he explains his "brilliant...

MASTER’S GOLDEN WORDS – 2

Your actions consist entirely of things that should not be done, and you have even forgotten right mindfulness. Faith, Vow, and Practice all arise from the power of Conditions (Pratyaya). A Bodhisattva must know things as they truly are (Yathābhūta-jñāna), not as they appear through habitual conditioning. If you use a tire...

MASTER’S GOLDEN WORDS – 1

Slandering a practitioner who carries the Dharma is rejecting the Dharma itself, predestining one's own spiritual regression. Only see the supreme merits of sentient beings; do not see their faults. The mind is the root of all wholesome and unwholesome dharmas. Vain pride is not as precious as one's own spiritual wisdom...

The Karma Magnet: Why Pointing Out Faults is Spiritual Suicide

1. Introduction: The Addiction to Being "Right" In our modern age, we are currently addicted to the poison of our own superiority. There is a subtle, intoxicating dopamine hit we receive when we catch someone else in a mistake—a "cancellation" on social media, a hushed conversation about a colleague’s failure,...

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