The world of Tzu Chi September 2024 (Vol.151)

TZU CHI 151 15 dream for them. They have little but are immensely grateful and cherish everything they have. We are fortunate, with so much to be thankful for, and should not complain or constantly seek more.” The brief volunteer service allowed the Tzu Chi youths to participate in charitable, medical, educational, and environmental activities, bringing to life the humanistic concepts learned at school while providing revelations about life. “Personally, this journey has reminded me of the importance of empathy and gratitude in our lives. I’m grateful for the opportunity to make a difference and I’m committed to continuing this meaningful work in any way I can. Together, we can strive towards a world where every child, regardless of their circumstances, has a chance to thrive and fulfil their potential,” shared Lee Ka Shieng at the end of the trip. Seeds of goodness have taken root in the students’ hearts. It is hoped that they will shape the world around them by spreading ripples of love throughout the campus and beyond. Watch the related video: The Tzu Chi youths developed a sense of empathy listening to the stories of the stateless individuals they visited. A sincere hug bridged the gap between two children from different worlds.