The Dragon's Head Blog

Fung Loy Kok Institute of Taoism is a place for people from all cultures and walks of life to cultivate harmony, peace and safety for all.

Invite your friends to Taoist Tai Chi™ arts.

Cultivating balance: finding harmony with the cycles of nature by paying respect to our Chinese zodiac animal.

With today’s colourful dedication ceremony a new gate at the Fung Loy Kok Institute of Taoism Centre is ready to welcome visitors.

A special moment: view through the Chi Wo Tan Temple window at the International Centre near Orangeville, Ontario.

Recently I took the opportunity to return to the International Center.  The main entrance was closed, so a new gate could be constructed.  I drove slowly via a path carved through the forest, behind the pond.  I welcomed this slower pace as it gave me more solitary time to reflect on the beauty of nature […]

The first full moon of the Year of the Rabbit shone brightly at the International Centre near Orangeville.

Volunteers have been busy at the Fung Loy Kok International Centre hanging beautiful lanterns and blessings.

A beautiful blanket of snow has fallen at the Fung Loy Kok Institute of Taoism International Centre.

Season’s Greetings from Fung Loy Kok Institute of Taoism. Wishing peace and joy to everyone this holiday season. 

Participants from across Canada enjoyed the deep sense of care and connection that came from gathering and working together throughout the December Retreat Weekend at the International Centre near Orangeville.

See the progress on the new traditional gate growing at the entrance to the International Centre near Orangeville in Canada.

Participants enjoying the first program at the Fung Loy Kok International Centre since the pandemic!

A volunteer at the International Centre near Orangeville describes how helping at the All Souls Festival has a profound effect.   https://youtube.com/watch?v=FzdUeruFaws

Accumulate virtue and continue to do good deeds. Help people while they are living, comfort them while they are dying or after death. Moy Lin Shin – May 1998   In keeping with Master Moy Lin Shin’s guidance, All Souls Festival has been observed at the D’Arcy St Temple, Wong Dai Sin Temple, and the […]

Marsha Eberhardt, President, and Andrew Hung, Executive Director, and Fung Loy Kok leaders warmly receive gift from the Dunedin City Commission and Chamber leaders. The Dunedin city flag will be added to our display outside of Quiet Cultivation Centre at our International Centre in Mono, near Orangeville.

Fung Loy Kok Institute of Taoism directors welcomed guests from Dunedin, Florida, to our International Centre this weekend, including the city’s Mayor Julie Bujalski, Deputy Mayor John Tomga, and city Commissioners and officials.  The Dunedin group were on an annual visit to Toronto and accepted an invitation extended by President Marsha Eberhardt to visit the […]

Yat guon yi jang is a Chinese idiom meaning either very clean or thoroughly/completely and as such is a particularly appropriate title for a post about thoroughly cleaning the kitchen here at the International Centre in Orangeville. We took everything out, scrubbed down the equipment, floors, walls, and shelves, hosed them off, organised everything, and […]