Dharma Drum Mountain Buddhist Association
Pennsylvania Liaison

 

State College, PA
E-Mail:
ddmbapa@gmail.com
Phone: 814-321-3327

 
 
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Chi-Chern (Ji-Cherng) Fa Shih’s Visit (July 15, 17/2007)

Born in Malaysia, Venerable Chi Chern was ordained as a Buddhist monk by elderly Master Zhu Mo in Penang. Two years after his ordination, he traveled to Taiwan to further his studies of Buddhadharma in the Fo Guang Buddhist College... See more about Fa shih, click here

1. 7/15 (Sun, 9AM~4PM) One-day Mediation, Location: HUB 302.

2.  7/17 (Tue, 7~9PM) Public Lecture, Location: Chamber 101

    Topic: The Path to Liberation --- The Noble Eightfold Path (八正道)

   Click to listen on-line (mp3) (Given in Chinese)

繼程法師以輕鬆的口吻貫穿全場。從介紹三種世界觀開始。然後簡單清楚解釋因緣觀,讓我們了解到無常、無我的道理。不僅讓我們從知見上去理解這些道理、亦提醒我們在情緒上應如何開始調整,與生活結合起來。最後並綜合八正道解脫之道的修行原理做整個題目的歸納。請大家仔細聆聽。祝大家法喜充滿。 智慧增長。

法鼓山賓州共修處

Ven. Chi Chern -
“The word "Dharma" is powerful and meaningful. It is a word that separates it from all other religions. In Buddhism, all individuals are believed to be capable of achieving Buddha hood. You too can become a Buddha!”

 
 ► Past Events
Dharm Drum Retreat Center (Pine Bush, New York) Trip (March 31- Apr 1,2007)
 
 ► Regular Activities

Meditation - Every Sunday Morning - Please check our calendar

 Every Sunday 9:30AM~12:00PM - Three Sections
  1. Eight-Form Moving Meditation - 35 mins
  2. Sitting Meditation - 40 mins
  3. Watching TV & Discussion - 45 mins

 
Welcome to join us!!

Location: 800 Stratford Dr., Apt #32, State College, PA 16801, Click here for map.
Need ride please contact: 814-321-3327

 
 ► On-line Master Sheng Yen's Talks

  "Selflessness and fulfillment" Public Lecture
  by Chan Master Sheng-Yen
  at PennState University
(11/22/2003-11/23/2003).

     Click here to listen! (mp3 in Chinese and English)
 

 
 ►The Great Compassion Mantra
The Teaching of The Great Compassion Mantra

Click here to listen!

 
 ► Master Sheng Yen
Social transformation has altered traditional family patterns, resulting in the rise of many family problems. Primary causes of these problems stem from individual different perceptions, clashes of living space, and lack of family time and interaction. These factors in turn cause "emotional gap" between husbands and wives. In addition, with differences in thoughts, habits and personalities, communication disorders frequently set in after marriage.

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