Services Offered
Meditation Retreats
Guided retreats for mindfulness and spiritual practice in a serene environment.
English Sangha Sessions
Weekly meditation and Dharma teachings in English, fostering community connection.
Temple Tours
Informative tours of the beautiful grounds and Buddha hall led by monks.
Dharma Teachings
Instruction on Buddhist principles and practices from our dedicated Abbot.
Gift Shop
A shop offering spiritual items, books, and souvenirs to support the temple.
Reviews
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via Google
about 2 months ago
Such a great place. Participated in a meditation retreat here. Very clean and well organized place. Everyone is so helpful. We are so grateful for the master banthe and everyone in this jewel! Master banthe said "This is your home". We were so touched. Again we do really appreciate your kindness and generosity!
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Mindful_Warriorvia Google
over 1 year ago
Wonderful temple with amazing Abbot who is truly dedicated to helping people through teaching Buddha-Dharma. The Sangha is very friendly and everyone in San Antonio interested in learning Buddhism should attend and support this temple. Although I only visited since I was traveling through I found this temple to be best in San Antonio.
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Monique Monroyvia Google
over 2 years ago
This temple is absolutely beautiful inside and out and the community is so welcoming. I was first introduced to this temple through the English Sangha Sunday mediation (2pm-3:30pm). From the moment I walked into the Buddha hall, I felt loving and calming energy. It was like a second home. I’ve been going every Sunday since the beginning of August. It is now my Sunday routine. 🙏 🪷
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Ray McCarthyvia Google
almost 3 years ago
This place is a true hidden gem in San Antonio, TX. The grounds are immaculate, and you couldn't ask for a more beautiful temple. We went to the Japanese Tea Garden, and honestly, this place puts that to shame. We got lucky, because when we visited, there was nothing going on really, but in spite of that we happened to meet one of the monks (Bau?) inside the gift shop, who took the time to show us the temple and give us a tour. If I lived down here, I would be here every day!
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Gabriel Craftvia Google
over 3 years ago
Sacred place for a mindful walk and silent meditation. Hopefully all will respect this temple, it's grounds and the public will continue to be allowed to visit. If visiting please be respectful and observe noble silence and wear modest clothing. Please be careful of the garden and leave the grounds as you found it so it will remain open to visitors. Thank you🙏☺️🙏
