金海同修會

**金海同修會**，原名**龙寰道场**，起源于2006年，由几位发心的真佛弟子于柔佛士古来龙寰镇发起，并命名为**龙寰道场**。

2007年，莲花国顺助教接掌**龙寰道场**的运作与管理。同年7月10日，在根本上师莲生活佛卢胜彦法王的加持下，正式更名为**金海同修會**。

2007年8月4日，金海同修會邀请马来西亚真佛宗密教总会主席，尊贵的莲花程祖金刚上师主持“佛像开光大典仪式”并举办一场護摩火供法會。

2008年6月8日，根本傳承上師蓮生活佛盧勝彥法王亲赐墨宝及偈曰：

**“金身丈六广无边，海会演法度无间。”**

过去三年来，金海同修會租用楼上店铺作为弘法道场。2010年，由于店主脱售产业，被迫另寻地点。尽管努力寻找适合的地方，但由于缘分不具备，迫于二次搬迁期限逼近，理事会决定起草传真给根本傳承上師圣尊莲生活佛卢胜彦法王，并至诚祈求加持购堂缘具足。

2011年3月18日，在圣尊莲生活佛法王慈悲加持下，金海同修會终于成功购下目前使用的两间店铺作为新道场。

Introduction to Jin Hai Temple

**Jin Hai Temple**, originally named **Long Huan Dao Chang**, was initiated by several devoted True Buddha disciples in the town of Taman Pulai Utama, Skudai, Johor, in the year 2006.

In 2007, Lian Hua Guo Shun, a dharma assistant, took over the operation and management of Long Huan Dao Chang. On July 10 of the same year, under the auspices of the Root Guru, Living Buddha Lian Sheng, the organization was officially named **Jin Hai Temple**.

On August 4, 2007, Jin Hai Temple invited the Honorable Lian Hua Cheng Zu Vajra Guru, the President of the Malaysian True Buddha Tantrayana Buddhist Association, to preside over the "Consecration Ceremony of the Buddha Images" and conducted a grand fire offering ritual.

On June 8, 2008, the Root Guru, Living Buddha Lian Sheng, personally bestowed a calligraphy and verses:

**"Golden body measuring six zhang, boundless and vast; Oceanic assembly conducting Dharma, ferrying endlessly."**

Over the past three years, Jin Hai Temple has rented a space above a shop as a place for propagating the Dharma. In 2010, due to the property owner's decision to sell, they had to seek a new location. Despite earnest efforts to find a suitable place, the search was in vain as the relocation deadline approached. Therefore, the board decided to draft and fax a sincere plea to the Root Guru, Living Buddha Lian Sheng, and earnestly prayed for blessings to secure a suitable location.

On March 18, 2011, blessed by the compassion of the Living Buddha Lian Sheng, Jin Hai Temple successfully purchased the current premises, two shops, to serve as the new Dharma center.