<p>This is the Buddhist Ohigan service conducted during the fall and spring equinoxes, the date when the length of daylight and night are equal. This symbolizes a midpoint or a point of no return where the distance returning to your origin is equal to the distance completing your journey. Listen to today's dharmtalk as Sensei explains the meaning of Ohigan to the Buddhist community.</p>

This is the Buddhist Ohigan service conducted during the fall and spring equinoxes, the date when the length of daylight and night are equal. This symbolizes a midpoint or a point of no return where the distance returning to your origin is equal to the distance completing your journey. Listen to today's dharmtalk as Sensei explains the meaning of Ohigan to the Buddhist community.

2009.09.20 - Rev Siebuhr - Fall OHigan

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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2009.09.20 - Rev Siebuhr - Fall OHigan

2009.09.20 - Rev Siebuhr - Fall OHigan