During Jukai retreat, we come together to support those individuals who have committed themselves to receiving the Sixteen Bodhisattva Precepts, as well as nourish our own practices.
Read moreBuddha's Birthday Sesshin
This year we will hold a sesshin in preparation for the ceremony.
Read moreMarch Sesshin
A few weeks into Spring term programming: a chance to dive into the heart of practice.
Read moreWeekly Bulletin for - January 6 - January 13
Weekly Bulletin for - December 30 - January 6
Sunday Dharma Kids Program!
Dharma Kids Childcare offered every Sunday Service!
Read moreWeekly Bulletin for - December 23 - December 30
Weekly Bulletin for - December 16 - December 23
Weekly Bulletin for - December 9 - December 16
Empty Bowl
Please help us continue the vitality of our temple into 2023 and beyond by contributing toward our $67,000 year-end appeal goal. Meeting this goal will allow us to cover the 2022 budget and start 2023 on a firm footing.
Read moreWeekly Bulletin for November 25 - December 2
Weekly Bulletin for November 18 - November 25
Weekly Bulletin for November 11 - November 18
Join us at Buddha Eye Temple for Giving Tuesday
Tuesday, November 29th:
Pancake Breakfast 7-9 AM
Service Work at Temple 9-Noon
Lunch Noon-1 Pm
Everyone has something to give and every act of generosity counts. Be a part of the global generosity movement and join us on Giving Tuesday to celebrate all acts of giving.
Weekly Bulletin for November 4 - November 11
Weekly Bulletin for October 28 - November 4
Weekly Bulletin for October 21 - October 28
Weekly Bulletin for October 14 - October 21
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Read moreWeekly Bulletin for October 7 - October 14
Active Care Team Signup!
The Kanzeon* Committee has formalized what has been a long standing tradition at Buddha Eye: helping members of the temple community when they find themselves in difficult times. In the past, this has included: preparing meals; giving rides to doctor’s appointments; taking children to school; doing a couple of hours of house or yard work, walking dogs, etc. To facilitate this kind of help, the Kanzeon Committee created a group call the “Active Care Team” (ACT). This group is emailed when help is needed; ACT members then have the opportunity to sign up for tasks to directly assist fellow sangha members. Signing up with ACT does not mean that you’ll be obliged to do any particular activity; you’ll simply be kept in the loop when such opportunities arrive. You can volunteer as fits your preference and availability.
Though many members of the Buddha Eye community are already part of ACT, the Kanzeon Committee would like to invite others to join in. You can use this link to sign up. It will only take a minute or two of your time to do so.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Linda Seymour is a member of ACT (and the Kanzeon Committee) and can field your questions: ljseymour@yahoo.com
*Kanzeon or Avalokiteshvara is the being of compassion within the Buddhist cosmos. The Kanzeon Committee endeavors to facilitate compassionate connection within our community, organize and provide opportunities for direct service, and support other community initiatives to better our world.