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Plum Blossom Zendo
Address: 5228 Beeler Street Pittsburgh PA 15217
Tradition: Mahayana, Zen Master Taizan Maezumi Roshi
Affiliation: Soto-Rinzai
Phone: 412.431.8016
E-mail: bgriebling@comcast.net
Website: www.plumblossomzendo.org
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Main Contact: Beverly Griebling Email (Phone: 412.431.8016)
Teacher: Sensei Janet Jiryu Abels
Notes and Events:
Plum Blossom Zendo, a Pittsburgh Zen Community was formed in 2005 to offer Zen practice to southwestern Pennsylvania residents. We are an affiliate center of Still Mind Zendo, a zen center located in New York City is in the lineage of Maezumi Roshi and the White Plum Asangha. Our principal teacher is Sensei Janet Jiryu Abels, the founder and resident teacher of Still Mind Zendo. Our practice is focused on the needs of lay people who seek to deepen their spiritual practice in the midst of family and career responsibilities. We offer a challenging yet nurturing environment which emphasizes strong zazen (sitting meditation) practice, a robust commitment to realizing our true nature, and careful attention to the present moment within and outside the zendo.
Pocono Sangha
Tradition: Mahayana, everyone welcome, regardless of religious beliefs
E-mail: omonthepath@gmail.com
Website: www.poconosangha.bravehost.com
Notes and Events:
Pocono Sangha meets Thursday evenings from 7pm to 9pm. Please visit our website or email us for more information.
Preah Buddha Rangsey Temple / Khmer Buddhist Humanitarian Association, Inc.
Address: 2400 South 6th Street Philadelphia PA 19148
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: (215) 336-9547
E-mail: buddhist.kh@gmail.com
Website: http://www.khmertemple.org/
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Vice_Chairman: Yun Or Email (Phone: (267) 591-2946)
Founder/Chairman: Sinn Vatha Sakyamuni Email (Phone: (215) 336-9547)
Main Contact: Venerable Muni Ratana Email (Phone: (215) 336-9547)
Teacher: Venerable Muni Ratana
Spiritual Director: The Most Venerable Sinn Vatha Sakyamuni Email (Phone: (215) 336-9547)
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- Address in New Jersey:
1234 Haddonfield Berlin Road, Voorhees, NJ. 08043
- Address in Pennsylvania:
2400 S. 6th Street, Philadelphia, PA. 19148
Phone: (215) 336-9547
Email: buddhist.kh@gmail.com
Website: www.khmertemple.org
Six Rings Sangha
Tradition: Mahayana, Soto Zen
E-mail: horst2com@gmail.com
Website: http://www.sixringssangha.org
Contact: Horst de Lorenzi
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Six Rings Sangha is practice group of Soto Zen tradition
Susquehanna Valley Sangha
Address: PA
Tradition: Mahayana
E-mail: Dann@susquehannavalleysangha.org
Website: http://susquehannavalleysangha.org/
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Main Contact: Val (Phone: (717) 927-9460)
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A meditation group in York, Pennsylvania.
Two Rivers Zen Community
Address: 926 Court Street Honesdale PA 18431
Tradition: Mahayana, Soto Zen
Affiliation: Udumbara National Sangha
Phone: 5702517800
E-mail: chugai108@gmail.com
Website: http://www.tworiverszen.org
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Spiritual Director: Rev. Seiso Paul Cooper Email (Phone: 5702517800)
Teacher: Rev. Seiso Paul Cooper
Notes and Events:
We offer introduction to zazen (Zen meditation)*, zazenkai (day-long retreats), traditional services; Zen studies classes and special events including retreats, workshops led by visiting teachers and ongoing one-on-one private instructions for review and refinement on a regular basis. **
The Two Rivers Zen Community meets at the Court Street Zendo located at 926 Court St., 2nd floor, Honesdale, PA. 18431, at the corner of Tenth Street, across the street from Central Park. Court Street Zendo is formally designated as “Bendowa Temple” “Bendowa” means “Wholehearted Practice of the Way,” which is our emphasis at Two Rivers.
All programs, unless otherwise noted, are open to all at no fee. Voluntary donations are welcomed and gratefully appreciated.
Further Details: www.tworiverszen.org
Notes:
* Introduction to Zen form and practice available Sundays at 9:00 A.M. by previous appointment via e-mail: chugai108@gmail.com before 6:00 P.M. on the Saturday prior to your first visit, or by pre-arranged appointment.
Two Rivers is a non-profit religious organization incorporated in the Commonwealth of PA.
Wat Padhammaratana (Buddhist Meditation Center of Pittsburgh)
Address: 2618 Monroeville Blvd. Monroeville PA 15146
Tradition: Theravada, Thai Buddhism
Phone: 412.229.8128, 412.326.7373
E-mail: bmcpitts@hotmail.com
Website: http://www.bmcpitts.org
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Venerable: Sian Thathong (Phone: 4123267373)
Main Contact: Ven.Sayan Lasanam
Teacher: Ven.Sayan Lasanam
Spiritual Director: Ven.Phravidesratanaphorn Email (Phone: 4120326.7373)
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Willow Branch Sangha
Address: 1066 South New Street West Chester PA 19382
Tradition: Mahayana, Thich Nhat Hanh
Affiliation: Plum Village, France
Phone: 610-388-1257
E-mail: dn@willowbranch.org
Website: http://www.willowbranch.org
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Main Contact: Dat Nguyen Email (Phone: 610-388-1257)
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Group sitting and walking followed by dharma sharing at 6 PM Sundays. Recitation of Mindfulness Trainings (Precepts) on first and third Sundays. Dharma talk listening and discussion 7:30 PM Thursdays. Periodic visits and practice at Blue Cliff Monastery, Pine Bush, NY.
Zen Sitting Group of Pittsburgh
Address: 1406 S. Negley St
Pittsburgh,PA Pittsburgh PA 15217
Tradition: Mahayana, Zen: Mountains and Rivers Order
Affiliation: Mountains and Rivers Order, Zen Mountain Monstery
Phone: 412-421-5176
E-mail: hogen@dharma.net
Website: http://mro.org/smr/unaffiliated/about/pittsburgh-sitting-group/
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Teacher: Shugen Arnold Sensei
Main Contact: Ron Hogen Green Email (Phone: 412-421-5176)
Spiritual Director: JohnDaido Loori, Roshi Email (Phone: 845-688-2228)
Notes and Events:
The Zen Sitting Group of Pittsburgh (ZSGP) is a member of the Society of Mountains and Rivers (SMR), a network of Zen Buddhist sitting groups and affiliates of the Mountains and Rivers Order (MRO). The MRO’s spiritual founder and director is John Daido Loori Roshi, abbot of Zen Mountain Monastery in upstate New York.
We meet on alternating Sundays for zazen and a liturgy service. On the second Sunday of each month there will also be a senior’s talk by the group leader, Hogen Green. These talks will focus primarily on the relationship of Zen practice to daily life.
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