Milton Keynes Buddhism Portal

Cleaning the MK Peace Pagoda in preparation for the Annual Peace Pagoda Ceremony

3 June 2013 in Buddhist, Buddhist Temple, ceremony, cleaning, Doug Blane, Douglas G Blane, IRATA, Milton Keynes Peace Pagoda, Nipponzan Myohoji, Rope Access | Comments closed

Preparations will be under way over the next few weeks to clean & prepare the iconic Milton Keynes Peace Pagoda, Buddhist temple & grounds for the 33rd Peace Pagoda Ceremony. The tasks started this week with qualified IRATA Rope Access Technician Douglas G Blane jet washing the Peace Pagoda roof & dome. Doug said “Although it’s technically quite a difficult job to do, with the use of advanced Health & Safety Executive (HSE) approved Industrial Rope Access Trade Association (IRATA) techniques I was able to complete the job safely in only one day”.

For further information on the Milton Keynes Peace Pagoda Ceremony 2013

Extreme Cleaning MK Peace Pagoda

13 May 2011 in ceremony, cleaning, Doug Blane, IRATA, Milton Keynes Peace Pagoda, Nipponzan Myohoji, Rope Access | Leave a comment

Doug Blane Extreme Cleaning Milton Keynes Peace Pagoda using IRATA Rope Access Techniques

Buddha’s Birthday / Flower Festival : Sunday 3rd April at 2.00pm

22 March 2011 in birthday, Buddhist, Buddhist Temple, ceremony, charnting, Milton Keynes Peace Pagoda, Nipponzan Myohoji, sutra | Tags: birth, birthday | Leave a comment

The next ceremony at Milton Keynes Temple is Buddha’s Birthday, ( Flower Festival ). It takes place on the Sunday 3rd April at 2.00pm. All welcome.

The ceremony includes chanting of sutras & participants have the opportunity of bathing Buddha’s head with oil.

A ceremony in memory of all the victims of the recent disasters in Japan – Sunday 20th March 2pm

20 March 2011 in Buddhist, Buddhist Temple, ceremony, disasters, earthquake, Milton Keynes Peace Pagoda, Nipponzan Myohoji, nuclear, nuclear reactor explosion, tsunami | Leave a comment

Nipponzan Myohoji Buddhist Temple, Willen
A ceremony in memory of all the victims of the recent disasters in
Japan – the earthquake, the tsunami and the nuclear reactor
explosions.
All are welcome to take part.