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Thanks to recent technological advancements facilitating sound refinement and MP3 compression, the voice of a living Master can now forever remain with us with better sound quality stored in higher capacities.

Retreat MP3 CDs:

A valuable and comprehensive collection of Master's audio- and video-taped lectures delivered at various retreats is now available.

Sound refining and erasing of background interference on the earlier recorded lectures ensure that this ideal MP3 CD collection of Master's teachings comes with only the finest sound quality.

This MP3 CD collection covers Master's enlightening lectures from past retreats, Her precious spiritual nourishment, and initiates' experience-sharing, which will help you review and refresh your spiritual knowledge.

What is MP3?

MP3 is a new sound compression technique that can effectively compress sound files by a ratio of 10:1 or even 12:1, while maintaining high fidelity and outstanding sound quality. The MP3 CD looks like an ordinary CD, but has a storage capacity that is eight to ten times greater than that of a regular CD. It enables eight to ten hours of continuous play, equivalent to ten cassettes, and is small, portable, and easy to preserve.

Hardware requirements: MP3 CDs are supported by MP3 computer programs and compatible Walkman, VCD and DVD players.

The Latest Retreat Lectures:

<MP3-1> Seven -Day Retreat, Ilan, Formosa, August 12-18, 1988 <In Chinese>

1-2. Spiritual Practice Requests Us to be Independent
3. A Discussion about Venerable Master Hsu-yun's Seven-day Retreat
4-5. Why be Afraid of Master?
6-7. Buddhist Chants and the Key Points of Spiritual Practice
8-9. What Does Liberation with Karma Mean?
10-11. Reports of Experiences by Fellow Initiates
12-13. Only a Real Master is Omnipresent
14-15. Do Not be Bound by Habits

<MP3-2> Seven-Day Retreat, Ilan, Formosa, August 12-18, 1988 <In Chinese>

1-2. Experiences of Fellow Initiates and Master Sheds Tears in Public
3-4. Why Famous Masters Have Darker Lights
5-6. Who Sincerely Wants to Meet the Master?
7-8. Buddhist Chants by Master
9-10. Buddhist Chants and Fellow Initiates' Experiences
11-12. Reports of Experiences in Three Languages
13-14. The Compassion of the Supreme Master

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