Establishing harmonious coexistence in society and family requires incorporating the wisdom of elders, as emphasized in the "Sigālovāda Sutta." The Buddha outlined the significance of respect and support in five ways to the six directions, building on the foundation of harmony and introducing six virtuous practices for virtuous living.

Please refer to the full year Dharma Activities Schedule.

* The date and content are subject to change, please follow our announcements on social media or contact us for the latest information.

28 Jan, 10 to 18 February, 2024.
1) Assembly to Pay Tribute to the Buddha's Blessings.
28 Jan (Sunday) 9:30 - 11:30
Enquiry and registration: (604) 255 6337.

The Society continues the "Sowing seeds in your mind" winter extension program, offers a variety of activities. During the six classes we will focused on agricultural themes, share knowledge about farming, food, tea, and mindfulness, deepening our understanding of the connection between people, the mind, and the natural world.

Next session on "Tea and the Earth: Tea Meditation" will be held on Jan 13, 2-4 PM.

2023-24 Leadership and Communication Skills Global (LCSG) program is now open for application!
Speakers from diverse backgrounds are invited to share their insights, promoting youth self-development, leadership, and communication skills.

At the year-end, the Society conducted its full deep cleaning. With Venerable guiding volunteers to tidy up and clean the entire temple, we foster a spirit of gratitude and positive energy as we welcome the new year.

In the second session of the Leadership and Communication Skills Global (LCSG) 2023-24, we invited Venerable Guo Ngai to offer a lecture on "Life Education of the Sentient Beings", inspiring the wisdom and growth in the participants through interesting life examples and interactive explorations.

On 9 Dec., "Sowing seeds in your mind" Winter Extension Program featured a video-sharing session. Instructors guided participants in appreciating the four seasons and the land through video viewing, while also sharing insights into cultivation.

On 14 & 16 December, we organized the monthly Ch'an & Chat meet-ups at the UBC Life Building and SFU Vancouver campus respectively. Together with the university community, we met for a mindfulness practice, tea & coffee meditation, sharing, and listening to harp music together.

Mission
We serve our community with great compassion. We value the cultivation of inner wisdom and practice, and strive for spiritual and physical well-being. We encourage teamwork and mutual support.

Following the path of Bodhisattvas, we volunteer our time and effort for the greater good with shared compassionate aspirations. The successful operation of the Society relies on our volunteers' dedicated support. We welcome you to register as a volunteer at the Society.

Those who offer dana (generous donation) are fulfilled with blessing. Those who support are of immeasurable merits.
Donation Procedure
￭­ By cheque: Payable to "Tung Lin Kok Yuen, Canada Society"
2495 Victoria Drive, Vancouver, B.C., Canada V5N 4L1
￭­ By deposit in bank account: HSBC Bank Canada
885 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, B.C., Canada V6C 3G1
Account holder: "Tung Lin Kok Yuen, Canada Society"
Account number:
CAD Currency: 020-602642-080
USD Currency: 020-602642-241
If donation receipts are required, please provide mailing address of donors.
￭­ Walk in donation: Tung Lin Kok Yuen, Canada Society
2495 Victoria Drive, Vancouver, B.C., Canada V5N 4L1
Tel: +1 (604) 255 6337

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