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Posted on March 25, 2022March 25, 2022

Higan and Hongan

By Rev. Marcos Sawada

This month, our temples hold a special service called “Ohigan,” observing the Spring Equinox. The Japanese word “higan” means “Crossing to the Other Shore,” which suggests a world after death. But it means much more. Continue reading “Higan and Hongan”

Posted on September 19, 2018September 24, 2019

Fall Equinox Service

Our temples are beginning to hold their Higan services beginning this Sunday. At the beginning of Autumn, many Buddhist temples hold a special service called “Higan.” The name “Higan” means crossing over to the “other shore.” Continue reading “Fall Equinox Service”

Posted on September 4, 2018September 4, 2018

Fleeting World, Burning House

By Rev. Frederick Brenion

Ohigan comes twice a year in Spring and Fall. It means “encountering the other shore.” Yet we cannot come to grips with this “other shore” until we stand on this shore’s edge. When we do, we find Ohigan is not just twice a year. It is every moment of our lives. Continue reading “Fleeting World, Burning House”

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