28/09/2026
名揚邁進36年….
不容易🙏
感謝大家的支持🙏
名揚繼續加油、
繼續廣結善緣🙏
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前幾天整理櫥窗時,我本來想請千手觀音像移到二樓。但想起不少人比如鄰居、晨跑者和路過的人,常會在玻璃窗前停下來,雙手合十、安靜地祈禱。所以最後千手觀音還是留在櫥窗。如果我們這一尊觀音像能帶給人一點安撫、讓人有一刻平靜,那我心裡也開心。願見者吉祥🙏
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很久以前,在一棵巨大的果樹下,大象、猴子、兔子和飛鳥為了誰才是這棵樹真正的主人而爭執不休。
與其任由衝突擴大,牠們坐下來互相交談,追溯這棵樹最初的記憶。飛鳥回憶起它還是一粒微小的種子時的樣子,因此它是最年長的;其次是兔子、猴子,最後才是巨大無比的大象。
在對智慧與年長者的深深敬意指引下,力量向經驗低頭。巨大溫馴的大象將猴子托在背上,兔子安穩地坐在猴子身上,而飛鳥則立於最頂端。透過互助與敬重,牠們輕易地採到了果實,共享豐盛。
這則根植於古代經典的永恆寓言,更蘊含深遠的象徵意義:謙卑的飛鳥化身為佛陀本身,其餘的夥伴則映照出他崇高的弟子。它至今仍是一個安靜的提醒——真正的力量不在於支配,而在於團結、無私與和諧共處。
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Ming Yang is heading to its 36 years.
Not easy 🙏
Thank you for all the support 🙏
We will continue our journey🙏
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I rearranged our window display the other day and initially planned to move our Avalokitesvara statue up to the second floor. But then I thought of our neighbors, along with the joggers, and workers who stop by almost every day for a quiet moment of prayer with their palms touching together close to heart. So, I thot why not she stay where she is. If gazing at our Avalokitesvara statue can bring a sense of relief and comfort, giving someone a moment to catch their breath and find a little peace—then I am happy, too. May all who see this be blessed 🙏
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Long ago, beneath the branches of a grand fruit tree, an elephant, a monkey, a rabbit, and a bird found themselves at odds over who truly owned it.
Rather than letting conflict take root, they spoke with one another, tracing memories back to the tree's earliest days. The bird remembered it as a tiny seed, making it the eldest, followed in age by the rabbit, the monkey, and finally the towering elephant.
Guided by a profound respect for wisdom and seniority, strength bowed to experience. The massive elephant lifted the monkey, the rabbit rested upon the monkey, and the bird crowned the summit. Through mutual aid and reverence, abundance was shared by all.
Rooted in ancient scripture, this timeless parable reveals deeper meanings: the humble bird embodies the Buddha himself, while the companions reflect his revered disciples. It remains a quiet reminder that true strength lies not in dominance, but in unity, selflessness, and living in harmony.