Kido literally means “The Way of Energy.” And so, the daily Kido chanting liturgy is an intentional form of meditative practice using the body — breath, sound, and vibration — as a means of self-surrender and opening of mind-heart in humility. The chant forms used derive from Buddhist Mahayana tradition sutras and are transliterated into […]

Kido literally means “The Way of Energy.” And so, the daily Kido chanting liturgy is an intentional form of meditative practice using the body — breath, sound, and vibration — as a means of self-surrender and opening of mind-heart in humility. The chant forms used derive from Buddhist Mahayana tradition sutras and are transliterated into […]

Kido literally means “The Way of Energy.” And so, the daily Kido chanting liturgy is an intentional form of meditative practice using the body — breath, sound, and vibration — as a means of self-surrender and opening of mind-heart in humility. The chant forms used derive from Buddhist Mahayana tradition sutras and are transliterated into […]

Kido literally means “The Way of Energy.” And so, the daily Kido chanting liturgy is an intentional form of meditative practice using the body — breath, sound, and vibration — as a means of self-surrender and opening of mind-heart in humility. The chant forms used derive from Buddhist Mahayana tradition sutras and are transliterated into […]

This yearly festive celebration honors the birth, life, and parinirvana of Great Teacher (Shi A Bon Sa), Shakyamuni Buddha (Sogamonibul). The WLHZ community will also conduct a profession of vows service for two Haengja (Deacon) Yeon Deok and Yeon Gong, as well as a number of Lotus Root Training students who have requested to take […]

Kido literally means “The Way of Energy.” And so, the daily Kido chanting liturgy is an intentional form of meditative practice using the body — breath, sound, and vibration — as a means of self-surrender and opening of mind-heart in humility. The chant forms used derive from Buddhist Mahayana tradition sutras and are transliterated into […]

Kido literally means “The Way of Energy.” And so, the daily Kido chanting liturgy is an intentional form of meditative practice using the body — breath, sound, and vibration — as a means of self-surrender and opening of mind-heart in humility. The chant forms used derive from Buddhist Mahayana tradition sutras and are transliterated into […]

Kido literally means “The Way of Energy.” And so, the daily Kido chanting liturgy is an intentional form of meditative practice using the body — breath, sound, and vibration — as a means of self-surrender and opening of mind-heart in humility. The chant forms used derive from Buddhist Mahayana tradition sutras and are transliterated into […]

Kido literally means “The Way of Energy.” And so, the daily Kido chanting liturgy is an intentional form of meditative practice using the body — breath, sound, and vibration — as a means of self-surrender and opening of mind-heart in humility. The chant forms used derive from Buddhist Mahayana tradition sutras and are transliterated into […]

Kido literally means “The Way of Energy.” And so, the daily Kido chanting liturgy is an intentional form of meditative practice using the body — breath, sound, and vibration — as a means of self-surrender and opening of mind-heart in humility. The chant forms used derive from Buddhist Mahayana tradition sutras and are transliterated into […]