
Who Tied You Up
This morning, while wiping my mala beads, a phrase suddenly surfaced in my mind. "Who tied you up?" Four words. Strange to say, but they floated up fr
Whatever comes to mind. Sometimes a story I read, sometimes something that came to me while holding my mala beads.

This morning, while wiping my mala beads, a phrase suddenly surfaced in my mind. "Who tied you up?" Four words. Strange to say, but they floated up fr

Behind that chubby, big-bellied, grinning Buddha at the temple entrance, there was a real person — a monk who carried a cloth bag and spent his life smiling. This is his story.

Su Dongpo thought he was enlightened and wrote a poem declaring "the eight winds cannot move me." Foyin replied with two words: "Bullshit." He immediately crossed the river to confront his friend. This ancient story feels like it's about me.

The most famous parable from the Lotus Sutra—a burning mansion, children oblivious to danger, and a father who uses skillful means to save them. This 2,500-year-old story reveals the nature of our delusion in the Three Realms and the path toward liberation.

The Noble Eightfold Path is the Buddha's prescription for liberation, consisting of eight dimensions across wisdom, ethics, and concentration. This article explains each aspect and how to practice them in modern life.

Nirvana is not death or nothingness, but a state of freedom after the cessation of afflictions. This article clarifies common misconceptions, explains Nirvana with and without remainder, and how to experience Nirvana in daily life.

Master Jing Kong's teachings: how to integrate Buddhism into daily life, how to practice Pure Land, and how to find true liberation in the world.