Venerable Master Taixu was not only a profoundly insightful Buddhist thinker but also a dedicated practitioner committed to the revival and reform of Buddhism. Throughout his life, he tirelessly worked to propagate the Dharma and restructure the Sangha system, leaving a lasting impact on the development of modern Buddhism.
At the heart of this work lies the principle that "daily life itself is spiritual practice." This perspective shatters conventional stereotypes of Buddhism as confined to mountain monasteries, proposing instead that the Dharma should permeate ordinary existence. Whether in interpersonal interactions or social service, every moment becomes a field for cultivation—enhancing Buddhism's practicality while making it more relevant to modern needs.