Tranquility found. That’s what awaits you at Still Point Zen Buddhist Temple. Right here in Detroit’s vibrant heart beats a haven of peace. This unassuming building on Trumbull Avenue holds a rich history. It’s a place where the echoes of ancient traditions blend seamlessly with the modern world.
Still Point Zen Buddhist Temple isn’t just a building. It’s a community. Founded by P’arang Geri Larkin in 1995 her ordination marked a pivotal moment. Larkin’s dedication followed years of study at Maitreya Buddhist Seminary. Before establishing Still Point she served as a dharma teacher in Ann Arbor. Her teachings trace a lineage back to Korean Buddhism. A fascinating connection to a rich spiritual heritage.
The temple welcomes everyone. Regardless of background or belief you’ll find a warm embrace within these walls. Sunday services retreats and workshops offer paths to spiritual growth. This isn’t just about formal practice. It’s about cultivating inner peace and compassion.
Currently Koho Vince Anila guides the temple. He’s Larkin’s first dharma successor. Ordained in 2003 he continues her legacy. He’s a beacon of wisdom. Guiding practitioners along the path to enlightenment.
More than just a place of worship Still Point Zen Buddhist Temple is a vibrant community hub. It’s a quiet refuge. A place where hearts open to wisdom and compassion. It’s a testament to the enduring power of Zen Buddhism in the heart of Detroit. A truly remarkable place. A place of peace in the city’s pulse. A place where the spirit finds its Still Point.