Shin Buddhism

Flyer for Autumn Ohigan Services on September 21, 2025. Family Service is at 9:30 am, and regular Service is at 10:15 am. The flyer features an image of higanbana, red spider lily, which blooms in the fall in Japan and is associated with autumn Ohigan. The text reads: Ohigan, "The Other Shore," is held twice twice a year around the spring and fall equinox, when the daylight and nighttime are equal and the weather is mild. It is a time of balance. During Ohigan, we receive the teachings and reflect upon crossing from this shore of ignorance, anger and greed to the other shore of enlightenment."

Fall Ohigan (Higan-E) 2025

Temple Blog / buddhist practice, equinox, ohigan, Shin Buddhism / TSDBT / 2025-08-04

During Ohigan, we receive the teachings and reflect upon crossing from this shore of ignorance, anger and greed to the other shore of enlightenment.

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Obon Festival 2025

Temple Blog / Japanese American, Shin Buddhism, special services / TSDBT / 2025-07-17

Our Obon Festival will be held on August 2 this year at the Denver Buddhist Temple. Our Hatsubon Memorial Service is at 3pm. Obon Odori (Festival Dancing) will begin at 6pm.

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2025 Mountain States Conference

Temple Blog / education, Member Conference, Shin Buddhism / TSDBT / 2025-07-07

Registration is now open for the 2025 Annual Mountain States Conference, hosted by Ogden Buddhist Church in Moab, UT.

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