[1] Online via Zoom
Please note that September 26 session will be held from 8:30 to 9:30 am.

[Register Online Session via Zoom]

[2] In-person Ch'an & Chat from October 7 to April.
Join us for in-person Ch'an & Chat every first Wednesday of the month at 5 pm to 6 pm @ Life Building 1303 for a good chat and meditation practice together. Feel free to join 30 minutes before or stay after for some tea or coffee.

[1] UBC Imagine Day booth:
September 8 Main Mall, Student Clubs: identity & culture.
[2] Online via Zoom
September 26 (Sat) at 8:30 to 9:30 am.
[3] In-person Ch'an & Chat
October 7, 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. @ Life Building 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.

At the beginning of the last century, our founder Lady Clara and fellow pioneers preserved the wisdom of eminent Dharma masters through written works.

From early publications such as The Origin of Women’s Learning Buddhism and Travel Notes of Sacred Mountains to the Lin Kok collection and recent titles including An Introduction to Buddhism — The Chapter on Harmony and Respect and The Auspicious Sutra, each work reflects their compassionate aspiration to spread the Dharma and benefit all beings.
Continuing this century-long legacy, the Tung Lin Kok Yuen Digital Library is now officially launched, bringing these precious teachings to readers worldwide.
TLKY Digital Library: https://ebooks.tlky.org
TLKYCS Libby: https://libbyapp.com/library/tlkycsca

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) September 19 2026
Time: 10:00 AM-12PM
Location: 2495 Victoria Dr. Vancouver, B.C. Canada V5N 4L1

The goal of the “Beginner Class” is to help the public understand basic knowledge of Buddhism, become close to the Three Jewels, and cultivate and study Buddhist teachings.
Date: September 19; October 3, 10, 24, and 31; November 7, 14, 21, and 28; December 5, 12, and 19, 2026. Every Saturday — 12 lessons in total. Target audience: People who are interested in Buddhism.
Language: Cantonese instruction, with Mandarin translation provided.Location: On-site at Tung Lin Kok Yuen, Canada Society
Completion: Participants with an attendance and assignment complete rate of 80% or higher will receive a certificate.

This month’s teachings (Lectures 6–8 of the *Contemplation Sutra*) emphasize faith, aspiration, and Buddha-recitation as the path to rebirth in Amitābha Buddha’s Pure Land. By entrusting ourselves to Amitābha’s compassionate vow and wholeheartedly aspiring for rebirth, we are embraced by the Buddha, attain rebirth in the Land of Bliss, and become free from the cycle of birth and death.

The Introduction to Spiritual Care course covers the principles and practice of spiritual care, including self-awareness, active listening and communication skills, emotional support, and practical approaches to pastoral visits. The course equips participants with essential knowledge and skills to provide compassionate care and prepares them for future spiritual care service.

The Children’s Performing Arts Class combines drama, art, Tai Chi, and mindfulness activities, allowing children and parents to learn and grow together. Through creative learning and Dharma practices such as Buddha-recitation and meditation, participants experience joy, connection, and inner peace.

The Greater Vancouver Traffic Police Seminar was successfully held, providing the community with practical public traffic safety information.
We would like to thank Constable Peter Kwok for sharing his professional experience and patiently answering questions, helping to enhance public awareness of traffic safety. Please stay tuned for future seminars on different topics to gain more practical information and work together towards building a safe and harmonious community.

In Session 6 of the LCSG, Venerable Hin Hung shared on the topic “Where Can We Find Inner Peace?” He explained that impermanence and uncertainty are natural parts of life. By understanding and accepting feelings of unease, we can cultivate awareness and discover greater inner peace.

We held the monthly meet-ups for the UBC participants from the university community on July 25 via Zoom.

A poem by Master Huijing celebrates how the direction of our finite life can be changed through simple faith in a Buddha’s promise