A consecrated resting place — where the departed remain bathed in continuous blessing.
A consecrated resting place, where the departed remain within continuous blessing.
A PLACE OF REST
The Mandala is the True Buddha School's consecrated resting place — a cemetery in which the deceased are interred within a continuously blessed sacred environment. The grounds are consecrated by lineage masters and sustained by the daily practice of the temple.
The name Rainbow Light points to a deep teaching: the rainbow body, the dissolution of the physical form at death into its essential nature as light.
CONSECRATED GROUND
Lasting peace
A place consecrated by lineage, sustained by daily practice, and held in the prayer of the living becomes a continuous field of merit — not a passive resting place but an active spiritual environment that supports the deceased's onward journey.
WHAT IT OFFERS
- Continuous blessing: Daily dedication of merit for the recently departed and on commemorative dates.
- A place to visit: Families return to honour their relatives, to offer prayer and incense, and to sit quietly.
- Days of remembrance: Special ceremonies at Qingming, Ullambana, and other traditional days.
- Care across generations: The temple coordinates each stage with dignity, sustaining the bond between the living and the deceased.
VISITING
- Open daily: — by appointment
Please contact the temple to arrange a visit or to inquire about reservation.
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