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Above is the list of programs in Lin San Temple throughout the whole year of 2024. We welcome you to join us. …
20 years ago, Lin San Temple was labelled as an unsafe building and had to be rebuilt. Due to the damage of foundation, insufficient funding and more, Venerable Seang Heng (常恒法师) always wished to rebuild the temple completely, even till his passing in 2017. After several fundraising efforts from the community, the rebuilding of Lin San Temple has finally come into realization.
Lin San Temple (灵山寺) is designed to be fully air-conditioned, allowing relatives and friends to pay their respects to their deceased loved ones in a pleasant, quiet, and elegant setting. Lin San Temple’s entire structure has a three-story height. The main hall is on the 1st and 2nd levels, with exceptionally high ceilings, while the 3rd level will be used for Prayer Hall and future expansion, including columbarium niches and ancestor tablets.
Building Level 1
When guests enter Lin San Temple’s main hall, they will be greeted by a two-story tall exquisite Buddha (seen in the photo) who sits in the main hall facing the entrance. The space behind Buddha at the back of the main hall is divided into three autonomous sub-halls called Dynasty 1, Dynasty 2, and Dynasty 3.
The Dynasty 2 is mostly used for ancestor tablets in Dynasty 2. There are 15 levels or rows in total: Rows 1 through 6 are at eye level, which most customers would consider.
The Dynasty 1 & 3 are made up of nine levels or rows of columbarium niches. Most customers prefer to choose Rows 4–6 because they are at eye level.
Building Level 3
The Imperial 3 are located at the building level 3. The customers who prefer to have quieter place would prefer to choose the niches in Imperial 3. There will be new suite being built in Level 3 to cater the needs of ancestral tablets.
It is rare to find the freehold columbarium niches in Singapore. The total number of niches are very limited and only up to 2000 units only!
Each door panel of niches features a miniature Buddha seated among lotus flowers, symbolizing good fortune for the future generation and rest in peace for departed loved ones.
** Offers for Columbarium Niches **
– Discounts: Contact Us
– Dynasty 1&3: Each double niche receives two free Yellow Beeswax Liu Li Urns (Limited Period)
-Imperial 3: Each double niche receives two free Poppy Jade Urns (Limited Period)
Also, it is rare to find the freehold Ancestral Tablets in Singapore. There are total less than 1,000 Ancestral Tablets available in Lin San Temple.
The colored glaze elements used on the ancestral tablets represent steadfast confidence in filial piety and appreciation, like a rock. Up to four names, with or without photographs, could be etched on the ancestor tablets of Lin San Temple.
** Offers for Ancestral Tablets **
– Discounts: Contact Us
Freehold Lease
Lin San Temple is one of few Buddhist temples in Singapore that provides the Freehold lease of columbarium niches and ancestral tablets. Since the lease is freehold, the departed loved ones could stay in the same spot forever with peace-of-mind.
Pre-launch Promotion
Lin San Temple is giving the attractive discount for the pre-launch prices. The promotion will end once the construction is completed. Some portion of the payment collected will be donated to the temple for the construction.
Comfortable Buddhist Temple
Lin San Temple is built with full air-conditional and modern design with Buddha sitting in the Main Hall. Visitors could immerse in comfortable and peaceful Buddhist temple environment. The building is 3 storey height and the prayer hall is spacious and elegant.
Payment Options
Lin San Temple encourages the afterlife pre-planning and offers the monthly installment with 0% interest. Customers could choose the repayment period up to 48 months. This reduces the financial burden of family members as there is no need to take up the lump sum cash at last minute.
Ideal Final Resting Place
The columbarium niches and ancestral tablets are located at floor 1 and 3 in the temple, near to the Buddha. The departed loved ones are always being blessed by the Buddhist chanting daily and having the good final resting place.
