Manitoba Buddhist Temple
A BUDDHIST TEMPLE IN THE JODO SHINSHU TRADITION
39 Tecumseh St.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
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. 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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All our welcome at the Manitoba Buddhist Temple
Visitors are welcome. Dates subject to change.
Wednesday, December 12, 7:00pm
Meditation class with Tanis Moore
Thursday, December 13, 6:30-7:30pm
Introduction to Buddhism with Tanis Moore
Saturday, December 15, 10:00am
Dharma workshop led by Sensei Grant Ikuta
Sunday, December 16, 10:30am
Monthly Memorial & Jodo-E (Bodhi Day) service with Sensei Grant Ikea
Monday, December 31, 7:00pm
Joya-E Service - New Year's Eve Bell Ringing
Saturday, January 12, 10:00am Dharma workshop led by Sensei Robert Gubenco
Sunday, January, 13, 10:30am
Monthly Memorial Service & Ho-On-Ko Service with Sensei Robert Gubenco
Introduction to Buddhism
Regular Services include meditation, chanting, and discussion.
Memorial services pay tribute to and recall the memories of the deceased.
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Membership Matters
"Be a light unto yourself" said Buddha to his disciples who had asked him in his final hour to make plans to enable the continuity of his order. No single person should lead the followers, but rather the teachings laid out in his talks and speeches, the so-called Dharma, should become the guiding light of their behaviour. The preservation of the teachings was to become the responsibility of the Buddhist 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.