Maitreya Buddha’s New Year Celebration and welcome Tết of the Year of the Tiger – 2022

Liên Hoa Temple Garden Grove Maitreya Buddha’s New Year Celebration and welcome Tết of the[...]

28
Jan
The Invitation Letter of TẾT in the New Year of the Tiger – 2022

Pháp Nhãn Temple The Invitation Letter of TẾT in the New Year of the Tiger–2022[...]

27
Jan
HAPPY NEW YEAR 2022
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Invitation Letter to attend the Full Moon Ceremony of the Tenth Month of the Lunar Calendar at Lien Hoa Pagoda, Garden Grove
Expressing Opening Statements at Pháp Nhãn Temple Buddhist Calendar 2565/ Normal Calendar 2021

Pháp Nhãn Temple EXPRESSING OPENING STATEMENTS AT PHÁP NHÃN TEMPLE Buddhist Calendar 2565/ Normal Calendar 2021  Namo The Original Master Sakyamuni Buddhaya Dear respected Venerable Monks and Nuns Dear Dharma Sisters and Brothers present at Pháp Nhãn Temple on this year’s Vu Lan Filial Piety[...]

03
Sep
The Poem of Remembering Vu Lan – Parents’ Day

Bhikkhuni Hạnh Minh POEM OF REMEMBERING VU LAN – PARENTS’ DAY Dear respected Venerable Monks and Nuns, Dear Dharma Sisters and Brothers, I would like to read “the Poem of Remembering Vu Lan – Parents’ Day” composed by myself as follows: Today is Vu Lan[...]

03
Sep
Putting on The Sanghati or Kasa Robe

Pháp Nhãn Temple PUTTING ON MONASTIC DAILY ROBE Putting on the monastic daily robe, My heart is at ease. I vow to live a life of freedom, bringing joy and peace to the world. PUTTING ON THE SANGHATI OR KASA ROBE* (Please raise the robe[...]

01
Sep
The Meaning of the Roses Pinned on the Chest

Ven. Thích Trừng Sỹ THE MEANING OF ROSES PINNED ON THE CHEST . NAMO THE ORIGINAL MASTER SAKYAMUNI BUDDHAYA Dear Respected Venerable Monks and Nuns, Dear Dharma Sisters and Brothers, Today, I would like to read and present The Meaning of Roses Pinned on the[...]

19
Aug
Stepping into Freedom

Zen Master Thích Nhất Hạnh Introduction Stepping into Freedom is a book of training guidelines for novice monks and nuns in the Buddhist tradition. The Sanskrit words for novice are sramanera (for a monk) and sramanerika (for a nun). Sram means “to practice tirelessly.” Sramaner(ik)a[...]

14
Aug