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Buddhist Chaplain, UMCA @ UBC
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Ch’an & Chat @ UBC |
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[1] Online via Zoom next on Oct 25
every last Saturday of the month at 8:30 to 9:30 am
[2] In-person gathering will be on November 5 (every 1st Wednesday of the month)
17:00 to 18:00 at UBC Life Building Room 1303. Stay tuned!
[Register Online Session via Zoom]
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Let's Meet-up! |
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[1] Online via Zoom
25 October (Saturday) at 8:30 to 9:30 am
[2]In-person gathering
November 5 (every 1st Wednesday of the month)
17:00 to 18:30 at UBC Life Building Room 1303.
* The date and content are subject to change, please contact us for the latest information.
** For individual spiritual guidance, please email [email protected] for an appointment. |
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Chung Yeung Festival Assembly |
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October 24-26
TLKYCS will be hosting the "Chung Yeung Festival Assembly" in October, expressing the filial piety and gratitude by commemorating and honoring our ancestors from generation to generation. Enquiry and registration:
(604) 255 6337.
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Monthly Meditation |
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Due to special arrangements, the meditation sessions in October are temporarily suspended. We encourage everyone to continue their practice of meditation at home.
We plan to hold "A Day in Temple" on Nov. 8, stay tuned for further details
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Scholarship for Spiritual Care and Psychospiritual Therapy Education |
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To promote professional training in spiritual care and psychospiritual therapy, the Society establishes a scholarship fund (Scholarship) for Buddhist clergies currently enrolled in accredited courses by Canadian Association for Spiritual Care (CASC/ACSS) or other courses approved by TLKYCS.
Students may apply for the scholarship to cover the tuition paid. Students must submit a completed application form with relevant supporting documents. Please note that scholarship applications are reviewed and awarded semi-annually.
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Words of Compassion and Wisdom
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The Inheritance and Preservation of Buddhism — A Century of Buddhist Bonds in Hong Kong Vol. 4: Establishing the Tiantai Tradition in Hong Kong and the Founding of Wah Nam Buddhist Academy |
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During the post-war revival of Buddhism in Hong Kong, education became key to preserving and passing on the true Dharma. This episode takes you into the Wang Fat Ching She in Tsuen Wan to explore the founding journey of the Wah Nam Buddhist Academy. Witness how the three esteemed masters from Northeast China—Masters Tangxu, Dingxi, and Leguo—rooted the Tiantai tradition in Hong Kong, nurtured a new generation of monastic talent, and carried forward the torch of the Dharma. |
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Villa Cathay Care Home visited TLKYCS |
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On September 17, elders from Villa Cathay Care Home visited the Society. Staff and volunteers warmly welcomed them, guiding a tour of the main hall and sharing insights on Buddhist culture and temple architecture. Visitors experienced the peaceful atmosphere of the Dharma centre. Afterwards, everyone enjoyed a vegetarian lunch prepared with care by the Society.
We appreciate the visit and look forward to welcoming Villa Cathay Care Home again in the future. |
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September Monthly Meditation |
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On 20 September, the Society held its Monthly Meditation Practice, led by Venerable Hui Tong. The program included chanting, a Dharma talk, walking meditation, and seated meditation. Venerable Hui Tong guided participants to cultivate mindfulness and presence in all activities, helping to calm the body and mind, develop awareness, and deepen precepts, concentration, and wisdom, leading to inner peace. |
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LCSG 24/25 – Leadership Series Class 8: Alumni Sharing |
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In Lesson 8, Hong Kong LCS alumni shared their Buddhist journeys and experiences with current students. They spoke about applying the Dharma through study and meditation to transform life challenges with compassion and wisdom. The session encouraged everyone to practice together, creating a positive and supportive learning community. |
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Ch'an & Chat @ UBC |
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On 1 October, we held the monthly online meet-ups for the UBC participants from the university community.
On 18 October, Ernest guided a Forest Therapy Walk with the UBC Meditation Group at the Pacific Spirit Regional Park. |
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Buddhistdoor Global (BDG)
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No Gain Without Letting Go: Discovering the Ease of the Pure Land Path |
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Let go of all knowledge and self-conceit, and embrace the Name, the Buddha of Limitless Light – that’s the Pure Land message.
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Buddhistdoor Global (BDG) |
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加拿大東蓮覺苑 Tung Lin Kok Yuen, Canada Society
2495 Victoria Dr. Vancouver, B.C. Canada V5N 4L1
+1 (604) 255 6337 | [email protected]
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