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Ullambana/Ancestors Day Celebration

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Ullambana Celebration 2024
Ullamabana is a traditional event dating back to the Buddha’s time to promote filial piety and gratitude to parents and ancestors. The merits of chanting can be transferred either to deceased ancestors to alleviate them from the lower realms or to parents to help them eradicate bad karma so that they may enjoy peace and blessings. Additionally, this year's event will inlcude Ancestral Tablets (mini “Ancestral Shrines”) for the beloved deceased. These mini shrines will include the deceased’s name, date of birth and date of death. Guests can pledge $10 for each tablet.

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