[1] Online via Zoom
*** Please note that June 27 session will be held from 8:30 to 9:30 am.***

please note that there will be no in-person session from April to August. Online session will be available.


[Register Online Session via Zoom]

[1] Online via Zoom
June 27(Sat) at 8:30 to 9:30 am

* 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.

Speaker: Dr. William Chueng
Lecture Content:
What is a stroke? Stroke warning signs “F.A.S.T.” Who is at highest risk? A TCM perspective on stroke risk assessment, self-evaluation of stroke risk,
Three brain health care exercises, Blood pressure–lowering breathing techniques, and a Q&A session.
Dates: June 27 (Saturday)
Time: 1:30 PM – 3 PM
Venue: Tung Lin Kok Yuen Canada Society

2026 Introduction to Spiritual Care Course is designed for adults Interested in spiritual care services. The program emphasizes both theory and practical application.
Target Participants: Adults interested in spiritual care services
Theory Classes: July 18, 25; August 1, 8 (Saturdays), 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM (12 hours total)
Topics: Self-awareness, assessment skills, elder care, hospice and palliative care, caregiver support, loss and grief, and related subjects
Practice classes: Participants with full attendance in the theory classes may be invited to join the practicum component, which includes 12 hours of supervised volunteer spiritual care visits under the guidance of the instructor.
Capacity: 15 participants
Language: Cantonese
Registration Fee: CAD $100
Participants who complete the theory classes with full attendance will receive a Certificate of Completion and a reference book on Buddhist Spiritual Care.
Course Fee: Free*
*Course fees are sponsored by Tung Lin Kok Yuen Canada.
Enquiries: WhatsApp +1 (604) 255 6337 or [[email protected]]

The Society hosts a Monthly Meditation Practice, inviting a Dharma master to guide meditation and share essential Buddhist teachings in a clear and accessible way.
In a calm and harmonious setting, participants cultivate mindfulness and concentration, experience the joy of meditation, and integrate the practice into daily life.

Date: (Sat) June 20, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM-12PM
Location: 2495 Victoria Dr. Vancouver, B.C. Canada V5N 4L1

Tung Lin Kok Yuen, Canada Society and Fa Yue Buddhist Monastery continue Leadership and Communication Skills Global (LCSG) program in North America and Europe 2025-2026, inviting speakers from diverse backgrounds to share their insights, promoting youth self-development, leadership, and communication skills.

This academic year, our theme is “Shifting Perspective”, inspiring Buddhist youth to transform how they see themselves, others, and the world.
Course schedule: Every first Saturday of the month 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.*
* Vancouver time above.

SFU's independent student newspaper interviewed our CEO Ernest on the teachings of Vesak.

On May 16, the Society held its “Monthly Meditation,” with Venerable Wai Leung leading a two-hour meditation session. Participants were guided to turn inward, cultivate mindfulness and focus, and bring calm awareness into daily life, fostering a sense of inner stability and harmony.

In the LCSG, Session 4 was led by Christian Mayhofer on “About the Ongoing Becoming,” exploring the difference between “What happened to you?” and “What happened for you?” as a pathway to personal growth and transformation.

The “Cultivating the Mind” program has reached its fourth session. Under the instructor’s guidance, participants are beginning to enjoy good harvest of their hard work, filled with joy and appreciation. The course highlights the harmony of natural conditions such as sunlight, water, soil, microorganisms, and insects, reflecting the Buddhist teaching of dependent origination. Through caring for plants with mindfulness and compassion, participants cultivate both the garden and their inner growth.

The Society offers a variety of interest classes that integrate traditional culture with mind–body practice, including calligraphy, floral art, handicrafts, and Tai Chi. Through focused practice and breath coordination, participants are guided to slow down their pace of life, allowing the mind to settle and the body and emotions to gently relax in a calm and comfortable atmosphere.

We held the monthly meet-ups for the UBC participants from the university community on May 30 via Zoom.