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How We Support the Hongaku Jodo Programs

Hongaku Jōdo  supports itself in various ways. For example, Hongaku Jodo supports itself and teaching, counseling and social outreach programs through donations. 

Individualized and Group Presentations

Many of our teachers support themselves through providing individualized teaching and training for students who require or desire private teachings. These teachings are given in a one-on-one format with standardized hourly rates. 

Many of our teachers are available to give talks at group events, both private and corporate. Speakers fees apply in these situations.

Public Dharma/Dhamma Talks and Retreats

Public Dharma talks and teachings open to the public are given without charge, but donations are gratefully accepted. 

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