
When she ordained as a nun, her mentor gave one pith instruction: “Remember to always work for Buddhism and for all living beings.” This is Master Cheng Yen’s path, as she inspires spiritual cultivation and works to relieve suffering around the globe.
When she ordained as a nun, her mentor gave one pith instruction: “Remember to always work for Buddhism and for all living beings.” This is Master Cheng Yen’s path, as she inspires spiritual cultivation and works to relieve suffering around the globe.



What do you think “real rest” is? It turns out that rest isn’t just about scrolling through your phone, binge-watching TV shows, sleeping until you’re fully rested, or slumping on the sofa on a weekend. It can also mean stretching

“Giving is not the privilege of the rich, but of those who are sincere.” Do you agree?



The three-day TIYA Conference 2025 was held at the Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre in Singapore, drawing about 200 youths from 14 countries, along with leaders from international organisations such as UN representatives and the Chair of the World Association

Around 200 youths from 14 countries gathered at the Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre in Singapore for the first-ever overseas TIYA Conference. The three-day event brought together United Nations agencies, non-governmental organisations, and influential youth leaders to engage in dialogue

The efforts for sustainable development cannot stop at national borders. The TIYA Conference 2025, held for the first time in Singapore after relocating from Taiwan, brought together youth from fourteen countries and regions. Aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development

Day 3 of the conference focused on transforming lessons learnt into tangible outcomes. The morning began with a two-hour exhibition and interactive workshops led by United Nations speakers, followed by collaborative sessions where youth delegates developed action plans, with the