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Late in October 2012, Hurricane Sandy caused billions in damage along the East coast of the United States, leaving millions without power or shelter. The Tzu Chi Buddhist Foundation quickly organized relief efforts across the world to help those impacted by the natural disaster, including collecting donations in Chino Hills, California. The document expresses gratitude for those who donated to help those affected by the hurricane.
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- 3. 師公上人的信函 Master Cheng Yen’s letter
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- 8. Words of Wisdom Giving others blessings is creating blessings for oneself. 祝福別人就是造福自己 Jing Si Aphorisms ~~Master Cheng Yen ~~