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About Yun Yang Temple

Yunyang Temple inherits the Buddhist chant and filial piety from Tianyue Mountain in Hunan and carries forward the Linji sect style. The abbot is Master Xishan. In his early years, he followed Zen Master Bai Xiayun on Qianfo Mountain to practice Zen. In the 1991 year of the Republic of China, I traveled to the foothills of Baima Mountain in Shilin Shidiao. I saw that the environment was quiet and suitable for spiritual practice, so I practiced hard in the mountain. Due to public requests and determination, I established Baima Xiao (now Yunyang Xiao) in this place. In May 1992, due to public requests in the Jingmei area of ​​Xindian, a Taipei Buddhist temple was established near Yinhe Cave in Xindian. Later, he visited people in Taipei, Jingmei, Zhonghe, Songshan and other areas, and established Xindian [Tongguang Buddhist Temple], Zhonghe [Miaozhi Buddhist Temple], and Songshan [Guangde Buddhist Temple]. In terms of promoting Buddhism overseas, in December 1993, he went to Australia to promote Buddhism at the invitation of the public. In July 1994, the public purchased 32 acres of land in the suburbs of Melbourne. In April 1995, he officially moved into the Rongli Ota Yinya Buddhist Temple. In July and October 1996, after the Master went to preach the Dharma at the invitation of the people in Malaysia, he established the [Ipoh Buddhist Temple] and the Kuala Lumpur [Puzhong Buddhist Temple]. Yunyang Xiao adheres to the practice style of "purity, indifference, and solemnity", and starts from simple and pragmatic practices to glean the true flavor of the Dharma. In order to practice the bodhisattva heart of compassion and joy, we vigorously sponsor charitable organizations and relief items in Taipei area. It also engages in social services such as injury care, end-of-life care, psychological counseling, and emergency relief, hoping to nourish the vulnerable groups in society with the spring of love. In addition to holding various group meditation activities on weekends, in order to bond with lay people, tea parties and family gatherings are also often held to encourage passers-by to seize the moment and make good use of their free time and space to cultivate themselves.

When Yunyang Temple was founded, the abbot, Master Rushan, built a tent at the foot of Shilin Shidong Mountain. Later, in response to repeated requests from lay people close to him, in the early 1991, the iron-clad "Shilin Buddhist Temple" and the wooden "Taipei Buddhist Temple" were built one after another. . The appearance of the temple building has always been plain and unpretentious. It adheres to the "pure, indifferent and solemn" practice style, returns to the original color of nature, and practices simplicity and pragmatism to glean the true flavor of the Dharma.

The Taipei Buddhist Monastery is located in Xindian City, a suburb of the city. The hall built of logs is located in the lush mountains and forests. It is a spiritual practice place where the world is far away from the world and blends with the clouds and water. Along the uphill green path, you can walk slowly for 3 to 5 minutes to the mountain gate. Sitting on a stone bench under the shade of a tree in the front yard to drink tea, you can overlook the mountains and green mountains and enjoy the mountains and fields that look like poetry and paintings in four seasons. Immerse yourself in quiet, reflective thinking.