“Attachments,” Rev. Arthur Kaufmann 02/23/14
Rev. Kauffman’s message is about attachments. He begins with a story of two monks walking down a road in springtime.
Rev. Kauffman’s message is about attachments. He begins with a story of two monks walking down a road in springtime.
Rev. Hagio spoke about Nirvana Day, on which we commemorate the death of the Shyakamuni Buddha and his entry into Nirvana.
Rev. Soga spoke at our Ho-onko service, the memorial service for Shinran Shonin, founder of Jodo Shinshu.
Rev. Kauffman discusses how the ministers and the other members of the sangha are all fellow travelers, fellow Buddhists.
Rev. Tomioka’s first dharma talk for the 10:00 a.m. English service, in which he reflects on a year of change and a new life in Hawaii.
Rev. Umitani delivers a year-end reflection and urges us to pause and consider how we are living each day, each moment.
Rev. Kauffman reflects on a recent event of violence at a Colorado school, noting that given certain causes and conditions we each may be capable of acts we’d rather believe we’d never do.