Warding off an outbreak with prayers of sincere piety
At the beginning of 2019, Master Cheng Yen aspired for everyone to nurture a love for lives, be grateful, and respect one another. She also appealed to all to foster the spirit of harmony, prevent conflicts, and create blessings together. In the face of an epidemic that is spreading quickly, her words are worthy of our vigilance.
The source of the epidemic is an infection caused by eating wild animals, and the characteristic of this new virus that makes it hard to contain is its long incubation period. We are facing an invisible enemy this time, which is also a time that calls for spiritual cultivation.
As we deal with this epidemic outbreak that has affected our daily life, let us be humble and be respectful to others. Let us also practice vigilance, self-discipline, refrain from circulating unconfirmed news and protect ourselves by adhering to the precautionary measures.
The world needs our sincere prayer. By gathering all the love and care from everyone, we can bring calmness and harmony to the society.
The peace and security of our future lies in our thoughts.
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A teacher at Tzu Chi Great Love PreSchool is teaching her students how to protect themselves from the virus outbreak using a picture book. -
Students at Tzu Chi Great Love PreSchool are taught how to wash their hands the right way as a preventive measure against the virus. -
We will fight the outbreak together, in spirit and in action. As a cleaner, I make sure that every area is properly cleaned. -
A staff of Nylect Engineering is cleaning and disinfecting the factory compound more frequently than before. -
To prevent the virus from spreading, the disposable bedsheet is replaced after each patient. -
A face mask can never shield the joy of volunteers who happily serve at the Tzu Chi TCM free clinic in Khatib. -
At Lakeside Family Medical Center, body temperature is taken before patients and visitors are allowed to enter the clinic and the chairs at the waiting lounge are sterilized twice a day by volunteers. -
Tzu Chi CEO Mr Low Swee Seh (second from right) and volunteer representatives are handing over gift packs, apples and a large greeting card to Associate Professor Chin Jing Jih (middle), the Chairman of the Medical Board of Tan Tock Seng Hospital. -
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Besides taking full precautionary measures to prevent the virus from spreading, the volunteers also keep Jing Si Hall clean at all times.
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