Manitoba Buddhist Temple
A BUDDHIST TEMPLE IN THE JODO SHINSHU TRADITION
-Gotan-E Service (Shinran's Birthday)
Sunday, May 27 10:30am
-Regular Sunday Service
Sunday, June 3 10:30am
-Regular Sunday Service
Sunday, June 10 10:30am
-Monthly Memorial Service
Sunday, June 17 10:30am
-Regular Sunday Service
Sunday, June 24 10:30am
-Regular Sunday Service
Sunday, July 8
-Gravesite Visitation (starting at 9:00am)
-Obon Service 4:00pm
NO SUNDAY SERVICES IN JULY & AUGUST
Regular services include meditation, tri-ratna, chanting, and discussion.
Memorial services pay tribute to and recall the memories of the deceased.
Visitors are welcome. Services are conducted in English.
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Welcome to the
Manitoba Buddhist Temple
We are a group of Canadians who are
followers of the Jodo Shinshu "Shin" sect of Pureland
Buddhism.
The community is joined together by the gladness of
receiving the shinjin of Amida Buddha's Vow to embrace
selflessly all beings with wisdom and mercy, without a
trace of discrimination or prejudice, and that is, with
no exceptions.
As Shin Buddhists, we seek to be humble and sincere in
words and deeds, to be responsible citizens of our
society and to share with others our special Shin
Buddhist teachings. Understanding fully, the principle of
causality, we do not practice petitionary prayer or magic
and we do not depend on astrology or superstitions.
We hope that this
site will give you a brief understanding of what our sect
of Buddhism is all about. We wish you well on your quest
for knowledge.
The
best part of ourselves is each other.
The best part of spiritual awakening is
Other Power.
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"The fruit of silence is
shinjin. The fruit of shinjin is nembutsu. The fruit
of nembutsu is loving kindness.
The fruit of loving kindness is service. The fruit of
service is peace. The fruit of peace is
silence."
Rev. Ulrich leads a
procession of ministers from across Canada at the
Tsuito Hoyo service during the 2012
JSBTC AGM.
April 22, 2012
READ SENSEI'S DHARMA TALK...
One of the key actions of Buddhism is dana (selfless giving). Help to pay the bills by making a donation.
INFORMATION TO BECOME A MEMBER...
Healing of Two Great Faiths
Buddhists and Muslims make peace at the Manitoba Buddhist Temple.
LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS HISTORIC VISIT...
By Request
Many people asked to see the Monshu's message again. It was recorded for Shinran's 750th Memorial service.
WATCH MORE VIDEOS...
Watch Sensei Ulrich in an 18-part TV series thats sure to enlighten. "Journey into Buddhism" can be seen Saturdays at 5:00pm in Winnipeg on Joy TV.
Hanamatsuri is a birthday party. The "Flower Festival" originates from the story of Buddha’s birth when the earth was so glad that flowers sprang forth in full bloom. The deities, too, were also so happy that they sent a shower of green tea accompanied by music.
READ MORE ABOUT HANAMATSURI...
READ MORE IN THE EDITOR'S BLOG...
Interview with Rev. Patricia Usuki in this season's Tricycle Magazine.
Danny Fisher has posted interviews with two men who knew Rev. Leslie Kawamura very well.
Even in his final days, Rev. Leslie Kawamura expressed his desire for the growth and flourishing of Jodo Shinshu.
For more than two terrifying minutes, the most powerful earthquake ever recorded in Japan shook apart homes and buildings.
The Charter of Compassion inspires people to campaign for a more compassionate global community.
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Manitoba Buddhist Temple
39 Tecumseh Street
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3E 0J8
(204) 774-9267
Free parking is available in the Health Sciences Centre parking lot 'H' across from the Temple, near Notre Dame Ave. during weekend and weeknight activities.