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A 1,500-Year-Old Practice of Reflection, Healing, and Renewal

The Emperor Liang Repentance grew from an ancient Chinese emperor’s love for his late wife and his heartfelt wish to ease her suffering beyond death.

For more than 1,500 years, people have taken part in this Buddhist ceremony to reflect honestly on the past, make peace with mistakes, release resentment, and loosen the burdens they have carried.

Through guided reflection, repentance, and the dedication of merit—offering the goodness of the practice for others—we create space for healing and renewal. The blessings may be dedicated to ourselves, to loved ones living or departed, and ultimately to all beings.

An invitation to honor the past, open the heart, and begin again.

September 5 to 11, 2026
4:00 AM Morning Ceremony
8:00 AM Morning Session
12:00 PM Vegetarian lunch, offered to all
2:00 PM Afternoon Session
6:00 PM Evening Ceremony
7:20 PM Dharma Talk with Master YongHua
Come for one session or for all seven days. No experience is needed and there is no cost to attend.
Gold Forest Chan Meditation Center
796 Delmas Ave, San Jose, CA 95125
(408) 971-1977 | [info@chanpureland.org](mailto:info@chanpureland.org)

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