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Karmic Reward and Retribution (VI)

Translated by Andrew Yang   Hundreds and thousands of kalpas will not obliterate karma once it is committed. The person...

Karmic Reward and Retribution (V)

Translated by Andrew Yang Merit of vegetarianism for sale During the early Qing dynasty (1636-1911), there lived a gentleman named...

Karmic Reward and Retribution (IV)

Licentiousness reduces one’s luck and fortune During Emperor Tongzhi’s reign during the Qing dynasty (1636-1911), there was a talented scholar...

Sobering Thoughts on a Spring Day

Translated by Andrew Yang An unhindered mind The Heart Sutra says, “Bodhisattvas maintain Prajnaparamita, and their heart has no hindrance.”...

The Four Bases of Mindfulness

Translated by Andrew Yang We are all mortals bound by karmic force, and often develop four types of obsession in...

Karmic Retribution for Doing Evil

Translated by Andrew Yang In Chapter Eight of Memoirs of Bygone Shadowy Dust, Master Tan Xu (1875-1969) tells a story...

Karmic Reward and Retribution (III)

Translated by Andrew Yang People generally assume the killing of animals and eating their meat to be a matter of...

Karmic Reward and Retribution (II)

Translated by Andrew Yang  Shi Chong, a rich but unkind person “The hustle bustle is gone like dust sweet-smelling. Water...

A Day to Remember

Editor's note: The author of this article is a Canadian Caucasian student who is very interested in Chinese culture and...

Two Qing Dynasty Poet Monks

Eight-fingered Mendicant had special karma with flowers There were quite a few poet monks in the Qing dynasty (1636-1911), but...
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