2010 10:15 AM– 11:15 AM
Jan. 3: Meditation and Practical Buddhism :Ken Bao
Jan. 10:The Sutra on the Upasaka Precepts :Ven. Hung-I
Jan. 17:"Energy, Emotion, and Clarity of Mind":Kun Wu
Jan. 24:Good Manners of a Meditator:Ven. Zhi Yi
Jan. 31:American Bodhi Center:Ven. Mangkone
Feb. 7: TBA:Ven. Mangkone
Feb. 14: Lunar New Year Celebration: Grand Hall
Feb. 21:Practical Buddhism and Experience Sharing:Brandy Deutsch
Feb. 28:Getting Ready for Meditation: Ven. Zhi Yi
Mar.7:Practical Buddhism and Experience Sharing:Thi Nguyen-Phuoc
Mar. 14:The Sutra on the Upasaka Precepts:Ven. Hung-I
Mar. 21:Practical Buddhism and Experience Sharing:William Yeh
Mar. 28:Kwan Yin Birthday Celebration:Grand Hall
Apr. 4:Ching-Ming Memorial Celebration:Bodhi Center
Apr. 11:The Sutra on the Upasaka Precepts :Ven. Hung I
Apr. 18:Practical Buddhism and Experience Sharing:Josten Ma
Apr. 25:Nine Stages of Mental Development:Ven. Zhi Yi
May 2:‘Mindful Parenting’:Kathleen & Jim Monahan
May 9:The Sutra on the Upasaka Precepts:Ven. Hung-I
May 16:Practical Buddhism and Experience Sharing:John Zander
May 23:Buddha Birthday Celebration:Grand Hall
May 30:Control of Five Sense Faculties in Meditation:Ven. Zhi Yi
Jun 6:TBA:Dr. Sulekh Jain
Jun 13:The Sutra on the Upasaka Precepts :Ven. Hung-I
Jun 20:Practical Buddhism and Experience Sharing:Oliver Chang
Welcome to the Jade Buddha Temple EDGE Blog!
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Meditation and Dharma discussion takes place on most Sunday mornings in Kwan-Yin Hall at 9:00am (address and map below). Other classes, celebrations, retreats, and activities happen throughout the year. You are always welcome!
Meditation and Dharma discussion takes place on most Sunday mornings in Kwan-Yin Hall at 9:00am (address and map below). Other classes, celebrations, retreats, and activities happen throughout the year. You are always welcome!
TEMPLE CLOSED: January 9th, 2010 COLD Blast
All EDG temple activities has been canceled for January 9th, 2010 due to the cold weather. Please stay safe and see you next week.
Hard Freeze Warning remains in effect until 9 AM Sunday. With temperatures staying below freezing for the next several hours, please remember the 4 "P's" - People, Pet, Plants & Pipes.
Hypothermia
Hypothermia is not just caused by being exposed to extreme cold weather outdoors. It can also be caused by long exposures to mild cold while indoors. Senior citizens are more vulnerable to Hypothermia and should set their thermostats to at least 68 degrees or higher if possible. However, many seniors are concerned about the increase to their heating bills, so here are some "quick tips" for staying warm at home.
* Close doors to rooms that are not being used and close the air vents
* Keep blinds and curtins closed around windows to reduse cold air drafts
* Reduce drafts around doors by placing a rolled up towel in front of the door
* Dress in layers even at home - remember warm socks, hats and blankets
For information about warming centers and shelters locations or for social service referrals, please dial the 2-1-1 helpline.
Stay warm, safe and informed!
Hard Freeze Warning remains in effect until 9 AM Sunday. With temperatures staying below freezing for the next several hours, please remember the 4 "P's" - People, Pet, Plants & Pipes.
Hypothermia
Hypothermia is not just caused by being exposed to extreme cold weather outdoors. It can also be caused by long exposures to mild cold while indoors. Senior citizens are more vulnerable to Hypothermia and should set their thermostats to at least 68 degrees or higher if possible. However, many seniors are concerned about the increase to their heating bills, so here are some "quick tips" for staying warm at home.
* Close doors to rooms that are not being used and close the air vents
* Keep blinds and curtins closed around windows to reduse cold air drafts
* Reduce drafts around doors by placing a rolled up towel in front of the door
* Dress in layers even at home - remember warm socks, hats and blankets
For information about warming centers and shelters locations or for social service referrals, please dial the 2-1-1 helpline.
Stay warm, safe and informed!
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