Between Confusion and Enlightenment ~ The Three Treasures
1. The Three Treasures of Taoism: Dao, Jing, Shi.
2. The Three Treasures of Nature: Sunshine, Air, Water.
3. The Three Treasures of Speaking: Please, Thank You, Sorry.
4. The Three Treasures of Social Interaction: Humility, Politeness, Admiration.
5. The Three Treasures of Self-Cultivation: Tranquility, Kindness, Composure.
6. The Three Treasures of Family: Joy, Humor, Consideration.
7. The Three Treasures of the Living Room: Bookshelf, Potted Flowers, Wall Art.
8. The Three Treasures of Harmonious Family Life: Harmony, Happiness, Peace.
9. The Three Treasures of Diet: Balance, Moderation, Gratitude.
10. The Three Treasures of Health: Walking, Restraint in Desires, Calmness.
11. The Three Treasures of Sleep: Letting Go, Avoiding Daydreams, Auspicious Rest.
12. The Three Treasures of Travel: Broadening Horizons, Safety and Joyfulness, Simplicity and Frugality.
13. The Three Treasures of Financial Management: Establishing a Budget, Increasing Income and Reducing Expenses, Diligence and Frugality.
14. The Three Treasures of Nursing Care: Compassionate Understanding, Joyful Optimism, Correct Medical Skills.
15. The Three Treasures of Doctors: Medical Ability, Medical Ethics, Medical Communication.
16. The Three Treasures of Business People: Honesty to All Ages (No Deception), Quality Assurance, Outstanding Reputation.
17. The Three Treasures of Knowledge: Practical Application, Broad Learning, Authenticity.
18. The Three Treasures of Academic Pursuits: Diligent Reading, Diligent Writing, Diligent Thinking.
19. The Three Treasures of Learning: Attentive Listening, Acceptance, Reflection.
20. The Three Treasures of Friendship: Integrity, Uprightness, Contribution.
21. The Three Treasures of Humanity’s Heart: Truthfulness, Kindness, Tolerance.
22. The Three Treasures for Governing a Nation: Loving the People; Helping the People; Benefiting the People.
23. The Three Treasures for Job Seeking: Expertise; Politeness; Hard Work.
24. The Three Treasures for Interacting with Superiors: Obedience; Loyalty; Agreement (Saying Yes).
25. The Monastic’s three treasures are compassion; solemnity; dignity
26.The three treasures for parents are upbringing; responsibility; honor
27.The three treasures for children are innocence; liveliness; cleverness
28.The three treasures for ladies are youthfulness; fitness; elegance
29.The three treasures for gentlemen are valor; integrity; talent
30.The three treasures for the elderly are not relying on age to sell oneself short; not clinging to past events; not blaming heaven or others
31.The three treasures for spiritual cultivation are awakening the spirit; blessings and empowerment; imparting teachings
32.The three treasures in human life are spirit (shen); energy (qi); essence (jing)
33.Buddhism’s three treasures are Buddha (fo); Dharma (fa); Sangha (seng).
by – Phoenix Mountain Range – Cifeng Palace