The Houston Temple broadcasts its Sunday Services live on Ustream. If you would like to watch the service, it usually begins at 10:00 AM CST [any changes for special services will be noted on the calendar]. We also conduct Wednesday evening Shodaigyo service which begins at 8:00 PM CST. These services are also broadcast via Ustream, so you will need a high speed connection to the web.
Dana is the first of the Buddhist Paramitas. It is the act of giving from the heart. A smile, shoulder to lean on, teaching or a listening ear can be given as Dana. It is through Dana that we promote our mission to spread the Dharma. If you would like to support Myoken-ji Temple's continued efforts, please click on the button below.
Shodaigyo service is up and running on Ustream.tv from the Nichiren Buddhist Sangha of Greater New England. You may watch from this web page or use the link below to visit the Ustream site. Please check the event page to see dates and times of Shodaigyo meditation. It is usually held on Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. This is a live stream, so you will need a high speed connection to the web.
The Nichiren Buddhist Sangha of Texas is online at 8:00 PM, central standard time. The service generally runs about 45 minutes and may be followed by a brief dharma talk. Please double check our calendar for times and dates.
Please feel free to download the pdf and print it, so you can follow along during the stream of Shodaigyo. If the picture does not appear by 8:00, please click the USTREAM.TV button to go directly to the Ustream website.
Dana is the first of the Buddhist Paramitas. It is the act of giving from the heart. A smile, shoulder to lean on, teaching or a listening ear can be given as Dana. It is through Dana that we promote our mission to spread the Dharma. If you would like to give toward the Nichiren Buddhist Sangha of Greater New England's continued efforts, please click on the button below.
Thank You.
Myoho-ji Nichiren Buddhist of Second Life
A Nichiren Shu Temple has been built in Second Life. Second Life is a virtual world on the internet. The doors to the Temple are always open and services are underway. If you live in Second Life please visit the Temple at the following location.
Myoho-Ji offers services and Dharma Talks in Second Life, allowing those who live at a distance from a Nichiren Shu Temple the opportunity to come to a temple for services and study. Ministers from the Nichiren Order of North America will be available for services in different time zones in North America. The calender indicates the times that ministers have committed to be in SL for services, answering questions and providing guidance. Standard time zone for SL is Pacific Standard Time (PST). Please check the calendar carefully as the ministers are available in Pacific time, Central time, and Eastern time.
The nichirenshubuddhism Yahoo group is a good place to learn more about Nichiren Buddhism. It focuses on Nichiren Shu doctrine and practice. The group welcomes all people to come and participate in the discussions or to get answers to their questions. Moderated by Ryuei McCormick, Shonin of the San Francisco Nichiren Buddhist Sangha.
