Everyone is welcome here
Muddy Water Zen welcomes everyone from all walks of life and all religious traditions. Whether you are just curious about Buddhism or actively seeking a spiritual path, we encourage you to visit us during one of our services. You may also contact one of our Dharma Teachers with any questions. Muddy Water Zen is a down to earth temple. We strive to live the Buddha's compassionate teaching, knowing that a friendly smile and a welcoming word can open the door to understanding and peace.
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Please keep Shin Myo Miki LeMoine in your prayers as she was just transported back to Beaumont Hospital with difficulty breathing from fluid in chest. Will be drained tomorrow.
Om Bhaisajye Bhaisajye Bhaisajye samudgate svaha!
Quick reminder that tomorrow after service we are having our open sangha meeting. All are welcome and encouraged to attend.![]()
Also, Rev. Bup Heng will be leading an early service starting at 8:00 am. This is a great opportunity for additional temple practice. ![]()
We hope to see you there 🙏 Any additional questions, please don't hesitate to reach out.
Please keep Shin Myo Miki LeMoine in your prayers as she was just transported back to Beaumont Hospital with difficulty breathing from fluid in chest. Will be drained tomorrow.
Om Bhaisajye Bhaisajye Bhaisajye samudgate svaha!
Quick reminder that tomorrow after service we are having our open sangha meeting. All are welcome and encouraged to attend.![]()
Also, Rev. Bup Heng will be leading an early service starting at 8:00 am. This is a great opportunity for additional temple practice. ![]()
We hope to see you there 🙏 Any additional questions, please don't hesitate to reach out.
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Our Mission Statement
Muddy Water Zen was formed to disseminate and propagate the Dharma, the teachings of Shakymuni Buddha, as recorded in the ancient scriptures, as interpreted and transmitted by the Ancestors, and as experienced personally. Zen Buddhism, with its emphasis on meditation, is a way of cultivating compassion and wisdom through radical acceptance of what is. Meditation becomes an awareness and mindfulness of all that is, moment-to-moment and an appreciation of life in all its manifestations.