Longmont Buddhist Temple

Longmont Buddhist Temple Buddhism serves as a guiding light through life's journey. Embrace Buddhism and find peace, joy, and tranquility in life's uncertainties. Buddhism can help!

It's more than philosophy or meditation; it offers a new perspective, promoting positivity and harmony. Life can feel like we're navigating rough terrain in the dark. Think of Buddhism as a trusty flashlight, illuminating our path. It's not just a philosophy to be read about in books, and it's more than just meditation. Buddhism a way of seeing and interacting with the world. Ever noticed how a sh

ift in perspective can change everything? That's the magic of listening to the Dharma and practicing the Nembutsu. It’s like a gentle nudge, steering us towards positivity and harmony. Join us and learn how you can find peace in the chaos, joy in the unknown, and tranquility in the unexpected.

06/26/2026

"Those who only entrust in this universal activity of love and compassion, through the benefit of being embraced and never forsaken, all attain Enlightenment." — Shinran Shonin

Please join me in giving big thank you to Bob Matsueda, the LBT board, and everyone who attended the Buddhism & Yoga sem...
06/25/2026

Please join me in giving big thank you to Bob Matsueda, the LBT board, and everyone who attended the Buddhism & Yoga seminar!

Dear Dharma Friends, Please join us this Sunday for our Buddhist Class at 10:00 AM. This class is designed to provide a...
06/25/2026

Dear Dharma Friends,

Please join us this Sunday for our Buddhist Class at 10:00 AM. This class is designed to provide an understanding to the core concepts of Buddhism. Rooted in Shin Buddhism, we follow a down-to-earth spiritual path that embraces life with gratitude, humor, compassion — and zero pressure to be perfect. So, whether you're feeling a little lost, a little curious, or just looking for good vibes and good people — you’re in the right place.

In this month's class, we will continue to explore the work of Joseph Campbell (1904-1987), the famed Folklorist and Mythologist. We will follow up our study of the purpose of myth with the power of myth. This power is found in the ability of myths to help give us a language and vocabulary to engage with the transcendent within our everyday lives.

To attend via zoom, please sign up for our weekly emails using the link in our bio. The Zoom link will be sent the Thursday before the service. Send us a DM with any questions.

🪷 Life is suffering is often one of the first Buddhist teachings we encounter. And it can be a little uncomfortable. Thi...
06/24/2026

🪷 Life is suffering is often one of the first Buddhist teachings we encounter. And it can be a little uncomfortable. This realistic diagnosis of the human condition also unites us. Pain is experienced by all beings.

🪷 We can see it as an opportunity too. It invites us to foster empathy and kindness towards one another. It encourages us to see our time as precious, and invites us to seek a deeper, lasting peace.

👉 When you first heard this teaching, what was your reaction? How has it changed your views or the way you live your life?

The core practice of Shin Buddhists is called the Nembutsu, the practice of thinking upon and entrusting in Amida Buddha...
06/22/2026

The core practice of Shin Buddhists is called the Nembutsu, the practice of thinking upon and entrusting in Amida Buddha. The Nembutsu practice takes the form of chanting Na-mo-Ami-da-Bu-tsu. Learn more about our practice at an upcoming class or service.

Offer yourself a little self compassion today. Say it with me: May I be held in compassion. May my pain and sorrow be...
06/19/2026

Offer yourself a little self compassion today. Say it with me: May I be held in compassion. May my pain and sorrow be eased. May I be at peace. Na man da bu.

Dear Dharma Friends, Please join us this Sunday for our Regular Sunday Service. The schedule will be as follows: 9:30 AM...
06/19/2026

Dear Dharma Friends,

Please join us this Sunday for our Regular Sunday Service. The schedule will be as follows:

9:30 AM: Newcomers’ Session
10:00 AM: Meditation
10:30 AM: Service & Dharma Talk or Dharma Thought
11:30 AM: Tea, Snacks, and Conversation

To attend via zoom, please sign up for our weekly emails using the 🔗 link in our bio. The Zoom link will be sent the Thursday before the service.

☸️ ABOUT US

At Longmont Buddhist Temple, we believe everyone deserves a space to feel safe, accepted, and connected. In a world that often moves too fast and judges too quickly, we offer a pause—a place to breathe, reflect, and return to what matters most.

At the heart of our community is a simple but powerful truth: life becomes more meaningful when we live with gratitude, not perfection. You don’t need to believe in anything special or be anyone special to start. You’re welcome here—just as you are. Whoever you are, and however you arrive — come as you are.

☸️ We’ll walk the path together.

☸️ DM us if you have questions or need additional information.

🪷 Looking for community, connection, or just a really good vibe? 🪷 Longmont Buddhist Temple is growing, and we'd love fo...
06/17/2026

🪷 Looking for community, connection, or just a really good vibe?

🪷 Longmont Buddhist Temple is growing, and we'd love for you to be part of it!

🪷 We're a Shin Buddhist community that's home to lifelong Buddhists, curious beginners, ex-Christians, agnostics, and spiritual wanderers of all kinds. We believe everyone deserves a place where they belong.

🪷 Becoming a member means you're helping keep this space alive and open for anyone who needs it — and right now it seems like a lot of people need it.

🪷 Send us a DM to learn more or ask next time you're at temple. Want to support the temple but not ready to make a commitment? Look for the donation buttons in our bio.

You can't control outcomes. You can control the care and attention you bring to your actions. Start there.Each moment ca...
06/16/2026

You can't control outcomes. You can control the care and attention you bring to your actions. Start there.

Each moment calls for mindfulness and clear intention. While outcomes are not in our hands, the effort and attention we bring to our actions always are. This is the essence of right action — tending carefully to the path, not grasping at the destination.

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606 Pike Road (NW Corner Of Pike Rd And US 287) PO Box 2083
Longmont, CO
80501

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