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The Spirit of Great Love Volume Two

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The Spirit of Great Love Volume Two

By: Shih Cheng Yen
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The original Chinese edition of The Spirit of Great Love Volume Two was first published in 2003, during the SARS outbreak. Nearly two decades later, the English eBook edition was released in 2022, at a time when the world was still grappling with the COVID-19 pandemic. Though years apart, both editions emerged during global crises, echoing each other in spirit and underscoring the book’s timeless message of compassion and wisdom.

This volume features a curated selection of short stories—both classical and contemporary—organized into five themes: Rich vs. Poor, Desire and Faith, Wisdom and Life, Time, and Good Deeds and Happiness. With warmth and clarity, Dharma Master Cheng Yen gently guides readers to find peace and ease amid everyday challenges and interpersonal interactions.

Everyone has an inherently pure nature. In times of crisis, we have witnessed countless individuals stepping forward with courage and selflessness. If we can all learn to live in harmony with nature—returning to humility, reverence, vigilance, and civility—these values will not only help prevent future disasters, but also serve as the moral foundation for a more stable and compassionate society.
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