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Ohigan Week

Ohigan Holiday Higan is a Japanese term meaning "the other shore," symbolizing the journey to enlightenment. This observance takes place during the three days before and after the Equinox. When prefixed with “O,” it signifies reverence, making this a time to honor all that is connected to the other shore—including our families, ancestors, and the…

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Ohigan Week

Ohigan Holiday Higan is a Japanese term meaning "the other shore," symbolizing the journey to enlightenment. This observance takes place during the three days before and after the Equinox. When prefixed with “O,” it signifies reverence, making this a time to honor all that is connected to the other shore—including our families, ancestors, and the…

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Ohigan Week

Ohigan Holiday Higan is a Japanese term meaning "the other shore," symbolizing the journey to enlightenment. This observance takes place during the three days before and after the Equinox. When prefixed with “O,” it signifies reverence, making this a time to honor all that is connected to the other shore—including our families, ancestors, and the…

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Ohigan Week

Ohigan Holiday Higan is a Japanese term meaning "the other shore," symbolizing the journey to enlightenment. This observance takes place during the three days before and after the Equinox. When prefixed with “O,” it signifies reverence, making this a time to honor all that is connected to the other shore—including our families, ancestors, and the…

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Ohigan Week

Ohigan Holiday Higan is a Japanese term meaning "the other shore," symbolizing the journey to enlightenment. This observance takes place during the three days before and after the Equinox. When prefixed with “O,” it signifies reverence, making this a time to honor all that is connected to the other shore—including our families, ancestors, and the…

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Ohigan Week

Ohigan Holiday Higan is a Japanese term meaning "the other shore," symbolizing the journey to enlightenment. This observance takes place during the three days before and after the Equinox. When prefixed with “O,” it signifies reverence, making this a time to honor all that is connected to the other shore—including our families, ancestors, and the…

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New Years Eve Bell Service

Please join us on December 31st for a New Year’s Eve potluck for a special service where we ring in the new year with 108 bells. We will be gathering at Ryusenji at 6:00 pm for a potluck and conversation. Service will begin at 7:00 pm

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