Namu-Amida-Butsu Our 19th Shokai Retreat was held between the 21st – 23rd April 2017. The Theme of this Shokai was A Moment That Changed My World and a total of 19 participants including the residents…continue reading
This year, we welcomed 12 young pupils ages 12 and 13 from Japan. It was the longest session in the history of Spring School and they spent in total 18 days in England. To be…continue reading
Today’s well attended first Eza meeting of 2017 was warmly chaired by Mr Andy B. The service to the Buddha specially incorporated a memorial ceremony commemorating the third anniversary of the death of Prof. Taitetsu…continue reading
The morning of the130th Eza brought a cloudless blue sky, unseasonally mild and sunny. In fact, apart from the temperature one participant felt it to be like a Japanese winter day, very clear and bright.…continue reading
The Hoonko Otorikoshi Ceremony is the most important religious ceremony of the year in which we express our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Shinran Shonin for everything he has done for us, and upon entering…continue reading
Namu-Amida-butsu Our 18th Shokai Retreat was held between the 14th – 16th October 2016. The theme of this Shokai was Awakening to what has been done for me and a total of 14 participants joined…continue reading
Three Wheels was grateful to welcome once again a large number of guests to our annual ceremony to pray for world peace and the reconciliation of surviving Japanese and British veterans of the Burma Campaign…continue reading
The morning of the 127th London Eza brought a beautiful sunny day, and a number of Dharma friends met in the morning to clean and prepare the building and grounds. After the service Andrew chaired…continue reading
This was our first attempt to hold the Shokai retreat immediately prior to the London Eza. At the end of the Shokai, we hoped to share the atmosphere of our retreat with the participants of…continue reading
On a cold, bright February day around 40 people gathered at Three Wheels for the 125th London Eza which began with a service to the Buddha; incorporating memorial observances for Mr John Fison - a…continue reading
