What is Heart Sutra?
The Heart Sutra is one of the most common sutra recited in temples
and monasteries worldwide. While being the shortest, at 260 Chinese
characters, it expounds deep and profound teachings of Emptiness as
taught by the Buddha.
色不异空、空不异色。色即是空、空即是色。
What is Emptiness and how can we apply it in our life today?
How do we recite this sutra and how can we change ourselves so that we can become happier?
Come join us for the Heart Sutra workshop and learn more!
色不异空、空不异色。色即是空、空即是色。
What is Emptiness and how can we apply it in our life today?
How do we recite this sutra and how can we change ourselves so that we can become happier?
Come join us for the Heart Sutra workshop and learn more!
| Heart Sutra Workshop | |
| Workshop Programme (conducted in English) - Puja - Recitation of Heart Sutra (Learn to recite!) - Teachings - Discussion - Meditation - Dedication of Merits |
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| Date: | 17 Aug – 19 Oct 2014 (Sun) |
| Time: | 4.00 pm – 6.00 pm |
| Venue: | Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery, Venerable Hong Choon Memorial Hall, Level 1, Room 9 |
| Course Offering: | $40 |
| Closing Date: | Now till 11 Aug or when registration is full. Limited to 150 participants! |
| Registration Venue: | Reception office | 9.00 am – 4.30 pm |
| Enquiries: | Tel: 6849 5300 | Email: sem@kmspks.org |
| Registration Form: | Heart Sutra Reg Form (Excel) |
Conducting Venerable:
Venerable Chuan Guan was ordained under Master Miu
King (Master Miao Jing 妙境长老) in 2002 and received higher ordination in
2003. He began his monastic training in Fa Yun Monastery (New Mexico,
United States), learning the sutras and practised meditation under the
Mahayana Buddhist tradition while studying the Theravadan Pali Canon.
In 2006, he returned to Singapore and continued his training under
Venereable Sik Kwang Sheng in Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery
(KMSPKS). Currently, he is a Spiritual Advisor for Dharma Propagation
Division of KMSPKS. He also gives Dharma talks and organise meditation
activities at various temples. He reaches out to the online Buddhist
community via his blog www.buddhavacana.net, Facebook, Twitter, and through apps on Apple and Android mobile devices.