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Double Ninth Festival 2024

Double Ninth Festival 2024

Participants of Fung Loy Kok Institute of Taoism chant the Scripture of Filial Piety to celebrate the Double Ninth Festival on the ninth day of the ninth lunar month (October 11).
Wong Ling Goon Festival

Wong Ling Goon Festival

As a powerful deity, Wong Ling Goon used the teachings to transform himself so that his strength would protect the path of Taoism. Fung Loy Kok participants from around the world chant to celebrate Wong Ling Goon, the Guardian of the Tao. 
All Souls Festival Care Offerings

All Souls Festival Care Offerings

In traditional Taoist belief, souls of the dead continue to need care from those in the world of the living. Offerings to them include items for daily use such as food, shelter, clothing and money.View more and “like” this on our Facebook page.
Goon Yam Festival

Goon Yam Festival

Fung Loy Kok participants from twenty-five countries chant to celebrate and be inspired by Goon Yam (Guanyin), the bodhisattva of compassion.
All Souls Festival Paper Offerings

All Souls Festival Paper Offerings

Buddhist and Taoist temples around the world observe All Souls Festival during the first half of the 7th lunar month when the gates of the realm of the dead are opened and the souls of the deceased can receive offerings. 
All Souls Festival August 9 -12

All Souls Festival August 9 -12

All Souls Festival is one of the most important times of year in the Taoist calendar. It provides an opportunity for the living to honour those who have passed away. 
Immortal Lü Festival

Immortal Lü Festival

Fung Loy Kok Institute of Taoism is celebrating the Festival of Immortal Lü with people from around the world chanting together.
Goon Yam Festival

Goon Yam Festival

Fung Loy Kok participants from twenty-five countries chanted on March 28 to celebrate and be inspired by Goon Yam (Guanyin), the bodhisattva of compassion.
Lord Lao Festival

Lord Lao Festival

People from twenty-five countries gathered on March 24 to celebrate the Festival of Lord Lao (Laozi, Lao-Tzu).
Ching Ming Festival is April 4th

Ching Ming Festival is April 4th

The Ching Ming Festival provides an opportunity to honour our family members who came before us. By paying respect to our ancestors, we bring peace and prosperity to future generations.
The Intentions for the Year

The Intentions for the Year

Through the lantern blessings we express our intention for the year, wishing the best for ourselves and those we care for. In the Year of the Dragon our hearts come together to make real our wish for peace and safety in the world.
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