This service talks about the fall ohigan. Shin Buddhists observe ohigan twice a year at the fall and spring equinoxes where the day and night are of equal duration. Symbolically this instance of equal day and night is represented by the painting "Two Rivers and White Path." Sensei talks about the ideas represented by this famous Buddhist painting.

This service talks about the fall ohigan. Shin Buddhists observe ohigan twice a year at the fall and spring equinoxes where the day and night are of equal duration. Symbolically this instance of equal day and night is represented by the painting "Two Rivers and White Path."Sensei talks about the ideas represented by this famous Buddhist painting.

This service talks about the fall ohigan. Shin Buddhists observe ohigan twice a year at the fall and spring equinoxes where the day and night are of equal duration. Symbolically this instance of equal day and night is represented by the painting "Two Rivers and White Path." Sensei talks about the ideas represented by this famous Buddhist painting.

2008-09-14 Rev. Siebuhr

This is a weekly podcast of the Sunday service at the Midwest Buddhist Temple, a JodoShinshu Buddhist temple. The Midwest Buddhist Temple is a member of the Buddhist Churches of America. Visit our website for more information https://mbtchicago.org. 

Please note that any ideas and opinions expressed in these talks are those of the individual speakers.

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This is a weekly podcast of the Sunday service at the Midwest Buddhist Temple, a JodoShinshu Buddhist temple. The Midwest Buddhist Temple is a member of the Buddhist Churches of America. Visit our website for more information https://mbtchicago.org. Please note that any ideas and opinions expressed in these talks are those of the individual speakers.

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2008-09-14 Rev. Siebuhr

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