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Weekly Buddhist Diet, 2025, English 英文, December

Weekly Buddhist Diet: Braised Potatoes with Bean curd Sticks

Weekly Buddhist Diet: Braised Potatoes with Bean curd Sticks Second Week of December 2025 Summary: Braised Potatoes with Bean curd Sticks is a warm, home-style vegetarian dish that blends the…

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December 8, 2025
Weekly Buddhist Diet, Chinese 中文, 2026

每周一素:羅漢齋

每周一素:羅漢齋 2026年4月第5周 簡介:羅漢齋是一道歷史悠久、寓意吉祥的經典中式素食名菜,常見於傳統節日、佛教素宴以及家庭團圓餐桌之上。它以多種蔬菜、菌類和豆製品共同烹製而成,色彩豐富、營養均衡,象徵著圓滿、和諧與清淨。香菇、木耳、腐竹、豆腐、白菜等食材在翻炒與燜煮過程中相互融合,使整道菜層次豐富、鮮香自然。雖然配料較多,但口味清爽而不油膩,每一種食材都能保留自身特色與口感。 從營養角度來看,羅漢齋富含植物蛋白、膳食纖維、多種維生素與礦物質,是一道兼具健康與傳統文化特色的經典素食料理。菌類帶來醇厚鮮味,豆製品提供豐富蛋白質,蔬菜則增加清甜與爽脆口感。透過少油清淡的烹調方式,能最大程度保留食材的天然營養與風味,非常適合作為日常素食主菜或節日素宴中的代表性菜品。 材料:· 香菇 6 朵· 黑木耳 50 克(泡發)· 腐竹 100 克(泡軟)· 胡蘿蔔 50 克(切片)· 荷蘭豆 80 克· 白菜 150 克· 筍片 50 克· 北豆腐 200 克· 生抽…

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2025, English 英文, October, Weekly Buddhist Diet

Weekly Buddhist Diet: Yam and Goji Berry Soup

Weekly Buddhist Diet: Yam and Goji Berry Soup The fifth week of October 2025 Summary:Yam and Goji Berry Soup is a nourishing and naturally sweet vegetarian soup suitable for all…

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October 30, 2025
Weekly Buddhist Diet, 2025, English 英文, September

Weekly Buddhist Diet: Cold Dressed Black Fungus and Cucumber

Weekly Buddhist Diet: Cold Dressed Black Fungus and Cucumber Second week of September 2025 Dish Summary:Cold Dressed Black Fungus and Cucumber is a refreshing vegetarian salad that emphasizes the natural…

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September 8, 2025
Dharma Talks, 2023

Trin Guhyani Being Oneness

Trin Guhyani Being OnenessMar /25/ 2023–Mar/ 26/ 2023 Hello everyone, welcome to our Dharma talk at Great Thunder Meditation Center. Buddhist often say: “Trin guhyani are the oneness”, but what…

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May 3, 2023
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    The Western Pure Land of Amitabha

    March 8, 2023 /

    The Western Pure Land of Amitabha   Feb /11/ 2023 – Feb/ 12/ 2023 Amitabha Pure Land, we also call it Western Paradise. We saw many Buddhism practitioners who start their greetings with saying: “Namo Amitabha”; we also saw some people who cultivate Buddha Dharma by reciting the name of Amitabha, they think it is a simple but efficient way of cultivation. When we talk about where should we reborn after this life after decades of cultivation, most people would say “reborn in the ultimate bliss pure land”. This “ultimate bliss pure land” here means Western Pure Land of Ultimate Bliss. Amitabha Pure Land is so popular and influential in our…

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    Buddha Pure Land

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    Zen Cultivation

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    Chinese New Year Celebration Talk

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    Spreading Zen In the Orient

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