"Innumerable Meanings of the Lotus Flower"
Sunday Jan. 20, 2008 at IBC a
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January 20, 2008
Dharma talk by Dr.Ziporyn - Innumerable Meanings of the Lotus Flower
January 2, 2008
Albums
I am hoping that all churches and individuals too, will contribute to making this collection grow! Please let me know if you want help uploading photos to google's picassa
(Links will goto the full album)
January 1, 2008
Calenders
Calender for RKK main events and IBC
The IBC holds regular Buddhist services on Sundays except the 5th Sunday of the month. There are no services during the month of August.
The services (including Hoza meeting, Sutra Recitation and Dharma Talk) are held in Fumon-kan Hall. For a newcomer, a sutra (excerpts from the Three-fold Lotus Sutra) is available for free.
After the service, there is a social time for about 30 minutes with some refreshments.
There is no charge for your participation.
Hoping to add calenders for others churches here too.
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ABOUT
IBC started in 2001 based on the teachings of the Lotus Sutra.
The purposes of the organization is;
1) To share the Buddha's teachings in English with people of any nationality, especially non-Japanese people living in Japan.
2) To offer a warm Buddhist community in which we can learn and practice the Buddha's wisdom in our daily lives.
3) To enrich our spirituality toward perfecting ourselves through participating in IBC Sunday Service and activities.
This blog grew out of talks between Nori Takahashi and Nick Ozuna.
We thought about ways to get people interested and communicate, and have an international online sangha. We talked in Jan 2008, and Takahashi started work on it in Feb.
This has grown into a rearrangement of the IBC homepage to make it more interactive.
We hope to create a better understanding of the Dharma through this site.
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Map to IBC - International Buddhist Congregation
By Bus
Bus route map (pdf)1. From JR Shinjuku Station (West Exit).
Take Keio bus No. 32 (中31) for Kosei-kai Seido Fumon-kan mae.
From bus stop No. 17 of JR Shinjuku Station
2. From JR Nakano Station (South Exit)
Take Keio bus No. 71 (宿71) for Eifukucho - to Kosei-kai Seido Fumon-kan mae.
From bus stop No.3 of JR Nakano Station
*The bus stop is under a pedestrian bridge and Fumonkan Hall is on your left.
By Subway
Subway map in english (pdf)1. Nakano Fujimicho Station on the Marunouchi line - 12-13 minute walk
Outside the station, turn left and walk to the 5th traffic light (about 600 meters). The Fumon-kan Hall is on your left.
2. Honancho Station on the Marunouchi line - 10 minute walk north (route #1)
Outside the west exit, turn left (north) and walk along Kannana Dori
Avenue to the first traffic light (300 meters). Turn right and you will see the Fumonkan Hall on your right. The approach to its west entrance is under the pedestrian bridge ahead.
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The International Buddhist Congregation of Rissho Kosei-kai (IBC)
Fumonkan Hall 5th Floor
2-6-1 Wada, Suginami-ku,
Tokyo 166-0012, Japan
Tel: 03-5341-1230
Fax: 03-5341-1224
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