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And Yet ... And Yet ~by J.K. Hirano

We are living in a fast changing world in which our religious, ethical, social and political goals are being put to

a supreme test. In such a world the high ideals of the Bodhisattva, this dynamic spirit of Compassion, must be

revitalized in our daily lives so we can be of service to humankind. More than ever, understanding and

enlightened persons are desperately needed in the world today.

-- The Heart of the Buddha Dharma, Rev. Kenryu Tsuji

Those of you that are reading this article can consider yourselves to be very lucky individuals. Not in the sense that you should run out and buy a lottery ticket or travel to a casino to play the megabucks slot machine, hoping that the millions of dollars will change your life. But in the sense that you have been born a human being, living in the United States of America, in the year 2009. If you had an inclining that when I said you are lucky, you felt that you must do something different then what you are already doing, then you should definitely read on.

In the Buddhist Teachings, the four noble truths are the foundation stones that the other teachings rest upon. The first noble truth states: Life is suffering. This is a very difficult idea to fully comprehend. It is one of the points that I have heard criticized about Buddhism. From the start, Buddhism is pessimistic. My life isn't suffering. I have enough to eat. My children are healthy. I would have to agree, in that sense we are very lucky.

My life is wonderful from a very selfish perspective. I have a house to live in. In this house I have been allowed to make a home. Carmela, myself and my children have closets full of clothes. It's not about choosing what shirt, pants or shoes. I can select the color and the type of fabric the article of clothing is made from. Even in the winter, I could wear short pants and a short sleeve shirt. For in my house, it is neither too hot nor too cold.

If it is too hot or cold, I can turn on the heater or air conditioner. If I am thirsty, I can not only go to the sink and get a glass of water, I can go to the refrigerator and choose to drink, bottled water, apple juice, orange juice, soda, beer, whatever I feel like. If I am hungry, I can reach for something to eat. If I don't find what I like, I can go to the store and buy what I want to eat. Even living in a desert, in the middle of winter, I could buy a fresh apple, orange or even a pineapple. In going to the store, if it is night or snowing outside, it doesn't matter. I can get in my car and drive to the store. Even at three o clock in the morning, there will be someplace for me to purchase something to eat.

When I get something to eat and return home, if it is too quiet, I can turn on the stereo, radio, television, computer, etc. If I want to talk to someone, I can talk with them on the telephone or connecting to the

THE GEPPO

A publication of the Ogden Buddhist Temple March/April, 2009 Issue

155 )orth Street Ogden, UT 84404 801/392-7132

P.O. Box 155 Ogden, UT 84409 Temple President: Steve Kato

Supervising Reverend: Rev. Jerry Hirano Minister’s Assistant: Annette Koga

Rev. Hirano contact info: Office – 801-363-4742 Minister’s Assistant: Mike Monson

Home – 801-299-8727 Web site: www.slbuddhist.org/ogden

Emergency – 801-718-5755 e-mail: [email protected]

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Internet, I can chat with someone in another country. We live in a day and age that has surpassed the wildest dreams of past civilizations. We have all read or heard about ancient Rome or China. Has there ever been a Roman or Chinese emperor or empress that has had more luxuries in life.

And yet, I still worry about my life. I don't wake up and think, "Isn't it great to be living in the United States of America in the year 2009." I wonder if I have slept too long. Did the coffee maker start so I will have my cup of coffee? Are the kids on time for school? Did they get their homework done etc. etc. What is it that I have to do today?

And yet, are there still people in the world, that get up and worry about what they will eat or more importantly what their children can or will eat? Are there people that have no one to talk to or listen to? Are there children that don't have parents to worry about their homework or well being in general?

We that are born as human beings are the luckiest of all sentient creatures. For we can ponder these many questions; and more importantly we can then decide to do something about it. What is it that you will do today?

President’s Message

Dear Members and Friends:

As mentioned during January’s Officer installation, the Temple has been revitalized to a level greater than it’s been in many years. This change can be attributed to the leadership of Reverend Jerry Hirano and guidance of past Temple presidents James Aoki and Mike Koga, but primarily because of the support from the extremely dedicated Temple members. Higher attendance at weekly services, including guests; greater support at Board meetings; addition of new members; and generous donations of money and personal time are only a few

examples of this rejuvenation. I think the Sangha sometimes forgets just how fortunate the Temple is to have members with this level of commitment and support. I feel privileged to be associated with these people and

will do my best to continue the successful direction that the Temple is on.

Please don’t hesitate contacting me or any of the Officers or Board Members if you have an opinion or recommendation on Temple operations. You can send an electronic message to the Temple account

([email protected]) and Geoff Russell, who has volunteered to monitor all correspondences, will pass it along to the appropriate people. If you’d rather have your opinion be anonymous, contact me

directly by phone or email:

Steven Kato Telephone: Omitted for online version Email: Omitted for online version

James Aoki and I will be attending the BCA National Council meeting in Orange County at the end of

February. I’ll provide an overview of significant matters in the next GEPPO issue.

In Gassho, Steven Kato

Ogden Buddhist Church GEPPO March/April, 2009 Issue

BWA NEWS By Ruth Kawashima

I am so happy welcome three new members to Ogden’s BWA! Marissa Aoki, Karen DeVries and Betty Shellabarger. It will be great to have you as part of our organization.

Anyone interested may still join. Dues are only $20.

The BWA held its annual Membership Party on February 8, 2009. We all enjoyed a wonderful lunch at the Greenery and then kicked it up with some rousing BINGO. Akiko Kato was the winner of our raffle! Congratulations Aki! I would like to thank Fran Hamada and Janice Shimada for their creativity and

imagination for the membership toban. I would also like to thank Linda Russell and Tami Hirai for helping, even though it wasn’t their turn. Thank you Aiko Hamada for making the imagayaki, Yuko Aoki for the

sekihan and Lorraine Sanow for the toffee.

We will begin working on our next quilt after the April meeting. Anyone wishing to join us is welcome.

Next Meeting: *March 22 at 11:30 a.m. and April 26 at 11:30 a.m.

*Schedule change.

Gassho, Ruth Kawashima

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BWA DONATIONS

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2009 Membership

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MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

Meet the (Omitted for online version) Family

Bart and Robyn H. have been married for fourteen years. Both of them are graduates of Weber State University. Robin works as a loan officer at (Omitted for online version). Bart is a claims adjuster for (Omitted for online version).

Bart and Robyn have 2 children – (Omitted for online version), is a second grader. He loves to participate in ALL

sports. Currently he is involved in indoor baseball, with practices three days a week. (Omitted for online version) and attends a pre-kindergarten

program. He loves dinosaurs, playing with his Power Rangers

and watching movies. Both boys are active Dharma School students.

The (Omitted for online version) love to go on camping trips in their motor home and vacationing with their many relatives.

Robyn is currently serving as a member of the Dharma School Committee. Both Bart and Robyn are children of long-time Ogden Buddhist Church members. Bart is the son of Marie H. and the late George H. and Robyn

is the daughter of the late Dai and Sumi Y.

Ogden Dharma School Students Participate in

Salt Lake Interfaith Music Festival

On Sunday, February 8th members of the Ogden Buddhist Temple were treated to the sights and sounds of our Dharma School students as they participated in the Salt Lake Interfaith Music Festival at the Salt Lake City Tabernacle. With Governor Huntsman in attendance, the students sang “Arigato” and recited The Golden

Chain along with students from the Salt Lake Temple Dharma School. Carmela H. organized the choir and led them in rehearsals and during the performance. Students from Ogden who participated in this inspirational

event were: Charles and Catherine A., Trenton and Madison Y., Alex and Mackenzie H., Kyra H., KayLe Y. and Bryson H.


DHARMA

Perch at the ChurchBy Mackenie

On Sunday January 11th the Dharma Schoo

outing. At Pine View Reservoir at 8 o’clock istarted. There were about 35 people that came to enjoy the ice fishing. The kids enjoyed sledding and playing in the snow. provided warm hot chocolate that everyone enjoyed. Weabout 1 o’clock. Many fish were caught and Bryson Hbiggest fish. Then we all went back to the church to enjoy the This wouldn’t have been possible without the help of Steve KS. who provided their expertise and fishing equipment. Thanks to all the people who helped prepare the lunch that we had at the church. Thanks to everyone that came

Ogden Buddhist Church GEPPO

DHARMA SCHOOL NEWS

Perch at the Church By Mackenie H.

the Dharma School had its annual winter at 8 o’clock in the morning the fun

There were about 35 people that came to enjoy the ice fishing. edding and playing in the snow. Betty and Stan

provided warm hot chocolate that everyone enjoyed. We fished until Many fish were caught and Bryson H. caught the

biggest fish. Then we all went back to the church to enjoy the tasty fish. This wouldn’t have been possible without the help of Steve K. and Billy

fishing equipment. Thanks to all the people who helped prepare the lunch that we had at the church. Thanks to everyone that came! It was a fun time!

NEWS

fishing equipment. Thanks to all the people who helped prepare the lunch

March/April, 2009 Issue

SCRIP Schedule

Remember, by purchasing retail gift cards for your everyday needs or special occasions the Dharma School receives 3%-6% of the total sales from the retailer. The program is open to everyone, so don’t forget to tell your friends and relatives about the program.

Order Deadline Scrips Received March 1 March 8 April 5 April 12 April 26 May 3 (Mother’s Day May 10) June 7 June 14 (Father’s Day June 21)

Dharma School Service ~ Chair and Alter Schedule

Date Time Class Chair Alter Family Pianist March 1 10:00 a.m. 6th – 9th grade Yamada Family None March 8 1:00 p.m. 3rd – 5th grade Summer Family Marisa March 15 No Dharma School – Salt Lake Ski Party March 22 10:00 a.m. 9th grade – High School Hirai Family None March 29 1:00 p.m. Board Kato Family Marisa April 5 10:00 a.m. Board Fujikawa Family Marisa April 12 No Dharm School – Everybody attends SL Hanamatsuri Service April 19 1:00 p.m. 6th – 9th grade Yoshimura Family Marissa April 26 10:00 a.m. 3rd – 5th grade Hirabayashi Family None

Dharma School Donations

Jeff & Soni Hirasuna $20.00 Perch at the Church donation

Food Bank Donations

The YBA and the Ogden Buddhist Temple, as a part of the Interfaith Group

has decided to help out the Food Bank this year. We need members to please bring non-perishable foods that are commercially packaged. Some suggestions include tuna fish, cans of vegetables, boxed dinners, and peanut butter. It is also recommended not to bring any glass items. There will be a box in the back of the

Hondo where you can drop off any foods you might want to donate.

This is a great project that will last all year long. Our YBA and our temple

are very excited to be a part of this. Thanks for your support! If you have any questions, please contact Daley Y.


Message

I hope you enjoyed the article and pictures from the annual Perch @ the Church.thank Steve K. and Billy S. and the Dharma School parents for all their help.every year. This is great!

As you probably noticed on the calendar,

the Jr. YBA Chow Mein Fundraiser, Fundamentals of Buddhism evening classes, Salt Lake Temple Hanamatsuri, Ohigan and Keirokai. I hope you will be able to participate in the activities.

If you have not had an opportunity to sit in on the adult discussion group with Mike Monson I would

encourage you to take advantage of it. Even thoughof talks on DVD to be great lessons for my Dharma School class.Mike has donated a copy of the DVD for the library.

Dharma School officers for 2008

Superintendent: Religion: Treasurer:Secretary: Teacher/Committees:

The Ogden Buddhist Temple Sangha extends its deepest sympathies to the families of the following member

May the family members find solaMay the family members find solaMay the family members find solaMay the family members find sola

Shigeru Henry Kawaguchi, December 30, 2008

Lily S. Endow, January 15, 2009

Ogden Buddhist Church GEPPO

Message from the Superintendant

I hope you enjoyed the article and pictures from the annual Perch @ the Church.Dharma School parents for all their help. This event is gaining momentum

As you probably noticed on the calendar, March is already a full month of activities as we get ready for YBA Chow Mein Fundraiser, Fundamentals of Buddhism evening classes, Salt Lake Temple

I hope you will be able to participate in the activities.

If you have not had an opportunity to sit in on the adult discussion group with Mike Monson I would Even though I have only attended a couple of sessions, I found the series

of talks on DVD to be great lessons for my Dharma School class. If anyone is interested in previewing them, r the library. Thank you for your generous donation to our library.

Dharma School officers for 2008 - 2009:

Superintendent: Suzan Yoshimura Annette Koga & Mike Monson

Treasurer: Betty Yamashita Kris Yamada

Teacher/Committees: Ellen Kato Tami Hirai Stan Hirai Stacie Hesslop Pam Sugihara Robyn Hirabayashi Justine Hirasuna Lorraine Sanow

In MemoriamIn MemoriamIn MemoriamIn Memoriam

The Ogden Buddhist Temple Sangha extends its deepest sympathies to the families of the following members who recently passed away

May the family members find solaMay the family members find solaMay the family members find solaMay the family members find solace and comfort in the Nembutsu.ce and comfort in the Nembutsu.ce and comfort in the Nembutsu.ce and comfort in the Nembutsu.

Namo Amida ButsuNamo Amida ButsuNamo Amida ButsuNamo Amida Butsu


Lily S. Endow, January 15, 2009

I hope you enjoyed the article and pictures from the annual Perch @ the Church. I would also like to event is gaining momentum

March is already a full month of activities as we get ready for YBA Chow Mein Fundraiser, Fundamentals of Buddhism evening classes, Salt Lake Temple Ski Party,

I hope you will be able to participate in the activities.

If you have not had an opportunity to sit in on the adult discussion group with Mike Monson I would I have only attended a couple of sessions, I found the series

If anyone is interested in previewing them, nation to our library.

Annette Koga & Mike Monson

The Ogden Buddhist Temple Sangha extends its deepest sympathies who recently passed away.

ce and comfort in the Nembutsu.ce and comfort in the Nembutsu.ce and comfort in the Nembutsu.ce and comfort in the Nembutsu.


March/April, 2009 Issue

Buddhism 101

We are offering an introductory course in Buddhism for people interested in gaining a working knowledge of the history and teaching of the Buddha. The course will be held at the Ogden Buddhist Church, 155 North Street (400 North) in Ogden. Weekly meetings will be held on Wednesdays, from 7:00 P.M. until 8:30 P.M. beginning March the 11th and continue for 10 weeks. Mike Monson will be conducting the course using a variety of resources. The cost for the course will be $25.00 to cover the cost of books and other materials. Interested parties should contact the church via email at [email protected] or by telephone to Mike at 801-510-1911.

Membership Dues

Annual Membership dues for the Ogden Buddhist Church are as follows:

Adults age 21 – 79 dues are $100 per member Adults age 80 and over no membership dues Kids age 0 – 20 dues are $10 per child

Approximately 90% of members’ dues are paid as an assessment to the BCA. This leaves very little for our own Temple’s needs. Therefore the Board is asking our members for a voluntary contribution of $50 per member as “Church” membership dues. This extra amount will help to ensure our own Temple’s needs are met.

Northern Utah Women’s Conference

The 34th Annual Northern Utah Women's Conference will be held Saturday, March 7, 2009 at the Ogden City Marriott. The Marriott is located at 247 24th St. The conference will run from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and will include 3 workshops, lunch, and a keynote guest speaker. Workshops include fun to serious topics: belly

dancing, holistic healing, etc. The keynote speaker is Val Baldwin. Val is a motivational speaker and has been a guest on the ABC TV show, Good Things Utah. Come and join us. Many come with their daughters, sisters,

and friends as an annual fun thing to do together. Start your fun tradition! Call Alice Hirai for more info: 801-395-1529 (home) or 801-589-8859 (cell).

LAS VEGAS OBON

The Salt Lake BWA would like to organize a bus trip to Las Vegas’ Obon this summer. The bus would leave Friday, August 7 and return on Sunday August 9. Las Vegas’ Obon will be held on Saturday August 8. It is held indoors, they have a lot of different temples

that come so it is a lot of fun.

If anyone would be interested in going, please contact Ruth Kawashima at 801-292-6042 ASAP. They would like to know if there are enough people interested before going any

further in planning. THANK YOU.


We’re “LOOKING AHEAD”

and

“THINKING”

about Obon already!

If you have a suggestion for Obon this year, please let a board member know. We are in the beginning stages of planning and would love your input.

We know that money is tight for everybody now and this is why we wanted to let you

know that you can begin brining in donated items for our Obon now. This way you can purchase whatever you can whenever you can.

Some of the items needed are:

Ajinomoto Black and White Pepper

Somen Furikake Sugar

Plastic Forks Rice

Seasoned Rice Vinegar (green label) Spam

Sushi Nori Toasted Sesame Oil White Sesame Seeds

Once again, we THANK YOU for your generous support of our Temple and our

activities.


MARK YOUR

CALENDARS

OBON: July 18-19, 2009

MOUNTAIN STATES CONFERENCE (SLC):

September 5-6, 2009

BAZAAR: October 3, 2009

OHIGAN SERVICE March Shotsuki Hoyo

KEIRO-KAI

Sunday, March 29, 2009 at 1:00 PM

Lunch at 12:00 noon

The word Higan comes from the Sanskrit word Paramita - "Other Shore." The words "other shore" refer to the

"world of )irvana." As the name Higan denotes, this is the time to remind within each and every one of us the

Bodhisattva practice of the Six Paramitas of charity, morality, patience, effort, meditation, and wisdom. It is the

means by which one crosses over the illusory ocean of birth and death to the other shore of )irvana.

Shotsuki Hoyo - Monthly Memorial Service

HANAMATSURI SERVICE (Service will begin with traditional Ochigo Parade)

April Shotsuki Hoyo

Sunday, April 5, 2009 at 10:00 AM

Hanamatsuri or "Flower Festival" is held to commemorate the birth of Siddartha Gautama in Lumbini Garden.

According to the ancient legend, the universe was filled with joyful music, flowers bloomed in full glory and

sweet rain fell from the heavens to make this a joyful event. During the service a flower shine known as the

Hanamido is set up in front of the main altar as a symbol of Lumbini Garden. In this shrine is placed a

statuette of the infant Buddha and the Congregation offers flowers and pours sweet tea over the image.

Lunch & Program to Follow Service


Corrections/Additions to the Shotsuki Hoyo list - please contact Ruth Kawashima, 801-292-6042

March � April Shotsuki Hoyo

For those years not having a specific memorial service such as 2nd , 4th, 5th, etc. the temple is holding these monthly Shotsuki Hoyo (Monthly Memorial Service). During these services, the temple will list the names of those members who have died during the month in the preceding years. The families then attend that monthly service in memory of their loved one. These services are not meant to replace the specific memorial services.

Please contact Rev. Hirano to make arrangements for those services. Rev. Hirano contact information: Office: 363-4742, Home: 299-8727, Emergency: 718-5755

2009 Memorial Service Schedule for those who passed away in:

2008 - 1 year 1997 - 13 year 1977 - 33 year 2007 - 3 year 1993 - 17 year 1960 - 50 year 2003 - 7 year 1985 - 25 year 1910 - 100 year

Apr 8 1982 Helen Haruye Estrada Apr 23 1974 Chohachi Fujita Apr 5 1979 Utaka Harada Apr 25 1970 Toraki Hattori Apr 2 1980 Joe Hideo Imaizumi Apr 2 1995 Miyoe Inouye (Miyamoto) Apr 16 1983 Ise K. Kato Apr 5 1979 Bunshiro Kikuchi Apr 4 2000 Mitsuru Koga Apr 21 1963 Katsugoro Miya Apr 22 1967 Eimatsu Miyagishima Apr 4 1962 Kenjiro Mukai Apr 11 1993 Yukimi Nakashige (Naito) Apr 13 1962 Kosaku Nakta Apr 11 1975 Gentaro Nikashige Apr 13 1987 Chiyoichi Ogata Apr 24 1979 Haruge Okuda Apr 11 1987 Kumaye Okuda Apr 13 1980 Kirk Sakae Omori Apr 17 1984 George Sakae Omori Apr 4 1961 Kotaro Ono Apr 3 1991 Randall Petersen Apr 11 1979 George T. Ryujin Apr 21 1999 Tomotsu Tom Ryujin Apr 2 2004 Etsuko Ryujin Apr 4 1999 Mary Sase Apr 6 1990 Takino Sugimoto (Nakano) Apr 26 1995 Yoshiko Tawatai (Yamasaki) Apr 29 1993 Shizuyo (Shitsuyo) UyematsuApr 22 1971 Kiyoshi Yamamoto Apr 17 1995 Miyeko Yamane (Nakagawa) Apr 28 1967 Suzuko Yamashita Apr 24 2006 George Seiichi Yoshida

Mar 10 1967 Kanekichi Hamada Mar 18 1971 Francis Hirabayashi Mar 18 1971 Ricky Hirabayashi Mar 11 1987 Yukiyo Iseki Mar 29 1997 Keizo Kano Mar 12 1999 Toyse Toshiharu Kato Mar 15 2005 Maxie Kimiko Kato Mar 14 1960 Tasaku Kumooka Mar 23 1988 Yoshimatsu Miyagishima Mar 23 1996 Hideo Miyawaki Mar 29 1998 Matsuyo Miyawaki Mar 22 1988 Mary M. Morinaka Mar 5 1979 Shuichi Murakami Mar 14 1994 Masako Nakagawa Burrell Mar 16 1966 Bunkichi Oki Mar 18 1975 Itsu Ota Mar 31 1973 Taiji Shimada Mar 14 1970 Yasu Shiotani Mar 3 1970 Utaro Sugihara Mar 11 1979 Masu Sugihara Mar 11 2000 George Joji Sugimoto Mar 16 1990 Mine Takabayashi Mar 17 2008 Judy Naoko Nakara Mar 16 1983 Noble Edward Tsushima Mar 30 1988 Takashi Uemori Mar 27 2003 Saburo Butch Uyeno Mar 27 1964 Shinichi Yamada Mar 3 1996 Toshimi Yamada (Tsukaoto)Mar 7 1979 Mii Yamaguchi Mar 10 2007 Takeo Yamasaki Mar 16 1996 Ruby Toshiko Yamasaki Mar 28 1992 Kiyoshi Yei Mar 11 1976 Saburoji Yoshimura

March Shotsuki Hoyo March 29, 2009, 1:00 p.m

April Shotsuki Hoyo April 5, 2009, 10:00 a.m.


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