1. “Making My Will Known”

感懷明志

2. Justice Is in People’s Hearts

公道自在人心

3. Being Optimistic and Positive about Life

人生應樂觀積極

4. Being Content and Helping Others; “Accumulating Virtues Is Most Important”

知足助人　積德最重要

5. Creating One’s Own Destiny

自己造命

6. Merits and Honor: the Primary Things of Life

功德與名譽是第一生命

7. Having a Mind That Transcends the World but Follows the Ways of the World

存出世之心行入世之道

8. Making Big Vows and Having Great Aspirations for the Country and Its People

發大願　立大志　為國為民

9. Valuing Eternal Life

重視永恆的生命

10. The Purpose and Value of Life

生命的目的與價值

11. Accumulating Merits and Virtues While Cultivating the Dao

修道不忘培功立德

12. God Favors No One; Only Those Who Have Virtues Would Receive Help from Heaven

皇天無親　惟德是輔

13. “I Control My Own Destiny”

我命由我不由天

14. Self-Striving and Self-Creating

自奮自創

15. Being Prepared for Danger in Times of Peace and Working Hard with the Intent of Becoming Strong

居安思危　奮發圖強

16. The Everyday Mind

平常心

17. Keeping the Everyday Mind Active

保持積極入世的平常心

18. A Mindset Detached from the World

出世之心

19. “Sweat a Little More Today; Bleed One Drop Less in the Future”

今天多流一點汗將來少流一滴血

20. Fighting for What Is Everlasting but Not for What Is Temporary

不要爭一時要爭千秋

21. The Human Dao [Worldly Obligations]

人道

22. Seeking Eternal Happiness

尋求永恆的歡愉

23. “I Am There for Everyone, Everyone Is There for Me”

我為人人　人人為我

24. Reflecting Daily and Correcting Our Mistakes

日省吾身　知過必改

25. Exercising the Body for Noble Missions

為崇高任務鍛煉體魄

26. Dedicating Oneself to All the Living Beings of This World

為天下蒼生奉獻自我

27. Improving Oneself Every Day

日進于善

28. Praying for Others, Creating Fortune for Ourselves

為別人祈福為自己造命

29. How to Be an Upright Person

如何做好「人」

30. Practicing the Human Dao Properly in Order to Keep Ourselves Upright and Transform Others

行人道　正己化人

31. Cherishing Your Dao Name; Striving to Save People

珍惜道名　奮鬥救人

32. Educating Yourself, Changing Yourself and Influencing Other People

自我教育　改變自己感化他人

33. The Dao of Non-Self

無我之道

34. Chanting Orisons in the Heat of Summer Yields Best Results

三伏誦誥　效果最好

35. Setting Self-Expectation as Emissaries of God

上帝的使者要自我期許

36. Transforming One’s Heart

革心

37. Striving and Striving Again

奮鬥再奮鬥

38. Becoming an Upright Person; Following the Rules when Working

正正當當做人規規矩矩做事

39. Returning to the Place of Origin by Marching Forward

勇往直前才能回老家

40. Evaluating Strivers’ Merits and Errors, Great Contributions Lead to Rewards

考核功過　奮鬥有功

41. The Meaning of “Initiation to the Teacher”

「皈師」的意義

42. Heaven on Earth

天國在人間

43. Having Courage to Admit Mistakes Congeals Righteous Qi

勇於認錯　凝結正氣

44. Loving Your Country and Your Home Is Loving Your Roots

愛國愛家即是愛根

45. Cherishing Your Heavenly Mandate and Becoming Responsible to God

珍惜天命　向　上帝負責

46. Becoming Responsible in Everything You Do

凡事要有擔當

47. Creating Your Destiny by Striving within Yourself

向自己奮鬥就是造命

48. Remaining Confident of the Future

堅持對前途的信心

49. Showing Generosity with No Thought of a Return and Not Regretting Giving

施恩不求報與人不追悔

50. Knowing and Fulfilling Your Heavenly Mandate

知命了命

51. Cherishing Your Blessings

惜福的工夫

52. Insisting on Keeping Your Conscience and Holding Your Piece of Heavenly Soil

堅持良心保天土

53. Social Stability Is the Guarantee for Our Future

社會安定才有前途

54. Uniting with Persons of Affinity to Bring Spiritual Force into Full Play

結合原人　發揮精神力量

55. Those Who Can Endure Trials Are Holocaust-Rescuing Missionaries

禁得起考驗才是救劫使者

56. Keeping the Path of Dao Clear by Controlling Your Feelings

不可意氣用事阻礙修道的路

57. Making the Church Your Home

以教為家

58. Forsaking Violence and Prejudice

揚棄暴力與私見

59. Development through Collaboration Will Strengthen Our Position in the World

合力發展　立足世界

60. The Source of Human Suffering

人類的苦難根源

61. Heaven Permits the Fulfillment of People’s Desires

民之所欲　天必從之

62. “Obscenity Is the Worst of All Evils, Filial Piety Is the First and Foremost of All Goodness”

萬惡淫為首百善孝為先

63. Keeping a Clean Heart and “Letting Go” at Any Given Time

時時清心　刻刻放下

64. Disciplining Yourself and Treating Others Properly

自處即律己相處為待人

65. Contributing Financially According to One’s Ability

量力奉獻

66. Being Able to Tell Right from Wrong

明辨是非

67. Accumulating Virtues Is Linked with “Virtues of Speech” and “Hidden Virtues”

積德在積口德、積陰德

68. Eliminating Karmic Obstacles through Hardships

吃苦是消業障

69. Striving to Create New Circumstances

奮鬥創造新環境

70. Becoming Even-Tempered and Composed in Mind

心平氣和

71. The “Twenty Watchwords” Is Our Way of Practicing

廿字真言是共同的修行法門

72. Being Prudent when Alone

慎獨

73. Hiding Your Vessel and Waiting for the Right Opportunity

藏器待時

74. Faith, Vows, and Service

信願行

75. The Sea of Desires Is Much Deeper than the Sea of Suffering

慾海比苦海還要深

76. Being Indifferent to Fame and Wealth

淡泊名利

77. Respecting the Elderly, the Virtuous, and the Able

尊老敬賢

78. Communing with Others Is to Become a Decent Person

親和就是學習做人

79. The Three Absolute “Must-Dos” for Church Clergy

神職三要

80. Getting Rid of Worldliness through Self- Cultivation

以修養去除俗氣

81. What Was Formed within Will Manifest without

誠於中　形於外

82. Becoming a Decent Person Begins with Caring for Others

做人從關心做起

83. “As Long as There Is One More Breath Left in Me, I Shall Strive”

一息尚存　奮鬥不已

84. Practicing Quiet Sitting and Fighting for Merits

勤於坐功　爭功德

85. Getting along with Other Is about Tolerating One Another

相處以道　互相包容

86. The Work of Full-Time Staff Is Based on Service

專職以服務為本

87. Dedicating Yourself to Serving

自發心願奉獻

88. Evil Deeds Done by People Must Be Resolved by People

孽由人造　亦由人解