Past Events

Dharma Service – Winter Solstice Festival

The Winter Solstice (which falls on Dec. 21 this year) marks an important milestone. It’s the shortest day of the year and the longest night of the year. It signals a powerful transition point between seasons…

Dharma Service – Winter Solstice Festival

The Winter Solstice (which falls on Dec. 21 this year) marks an important milestone. It’s the shortest day of the year and the longest night of the year. It signals a powerful transition point between seasons…

Dharma Service – Three Thousand Buddhas Repentance

Mahayana Temple Retreat 700 Ira Vail Road, Leeds, NY

Three Thousand Buddhas Repentance Dharma Service is one of the biggest Dharma Services held at Mahayana Temple. During this three-day event, Buddhists gather at the Grand Buddha Hall to pay homage to the 3,000 Buddhas…

Dharma Service – Qingming Festival

Mahayana Temple City Campus 133 Canal Street, New York, NY

Qingming, also called Tomb Sweeping Day, is a day to remember and honour one’s ancestors. Young and old pray before their ancestors, weed and sweep the family graves, clean the headstones, offer food, and light…

Dharma Service – Ullambana Festival

Mahayana Temple City Campus 133 Canal Street, New York, NY

The Origin and Meaning of Ullambana and Making Offerings to Sangha Ullambana is for Buddhist laity to offer a meal to the Buddha and the Sangha as an act of reverence. The practice of Sangha offering has…

Dharma Service – Ksitigarbha’s Birthday

Mahayana Temple Retreat 700 Ira Vail Road, Leeds, NY

Ksitigarbha is a transcendent bodhisattva of Mahayana Buddhism. In China he is Dayuan Dizang Pusa (or Ti Tsang P'usa), one of the most popular bodhisattvas. Ksitigarbha is primarily known as the bodhisattva of the hell…

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