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Buddhist Center - Rissho Kosei-kai International of North America
Address: 4522 Campus Dr, Suite A245 Irvine CA 92612
Tradition: Mahayana,
Affiliation: Rissho Kosei-kai
Phone: 949-336-4430
E-mail: info@buddhistcenter-rkina.org
Website: http://www.buddhistcenter-rkina.org
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Spiritual Director: Shoko Mizutani Email (Phone: 949-336-4430)
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Our Buddhist Center - RKINA in Irvine, Orange County is the Rissho Kosei-kais regional center for North America, established for sharing the Buddha Dharma with a special focus on the Lotus Sutra (Ekayana Buddhism) for all practitioners living in the United States and Canada.
We offer a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere with a library of books from all Buddhist traditions that are available for check-out. We also offer Dharma study session on every Tuesday evening and Dharma service on every Sunday morning.
Buddhist Center New York
Address: 114 East 28th Street
Suite 1
New York NY 10016
Tradition: Vajrayana, Tibetan, Karma Kagyu, Diamond Way
Phone: 212-214-0755
E-mail: NewYork@diamondway-center.org
Website: http://www.diamondway.org/ny/
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Teacher: Lama Ole Nydahl
Spiritual Director: the 17th Karmapa Thaye Dorje
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Diamond Way Buddhist Center New York is part of an international network of over 600 meditation centers in the Karma Kagyu tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. The centers were started due to the unique inspiration of Lama Ole Nydahl according to the wishes of H.H. 16th Karmapa. They are now under the spiritual guidance of H.H. 17th Gyalwa KarmapaTrinley Thaye Dorje.
Our centers consist of people and families working full-time jobs, and incorporating Diamond Way teachings and meditations into their daily lives. Members share responsibility for guiding meditations, answering questions, and giving explanations about Buddhism; their work is unpaid, and based on idealism and friendship.
For more information please see our monthly calendar, sign up for our newsletter, or feel free to contact us anytime.
Buddhist Center of Chicago
Address: 4722 N. Malden Chicago IL 60640
Tradition: Vajrayana, Karma Kagyu tradition of Tibetan Buddhism
Affiliation: Diamond Way Buddhism
E-mail: chicago@diamondway.org
Website: http://www.diamondway.org/chicago
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Teacher: Lama Ole Nydahl
Spiritual Director: H.H. 17th Gyalwa Karmapa, Trinley Thaye Dorje
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The main practice in all our centers is the Guru Yoga meditation on the 16th Karmapa. This meditation is guided in English and lasts around 30 minutes. There is a relaxed social atmosphere in the centers, refreshments are provided, and questions are encouraged. Our weekly meditation evenings are open to the public and are free of charge.
Public Meditations
Mondays and Fridays 8:00pm – Ten-minute talk, followed by - 8:15pm – Public Meditation
Wednesdays 8:00pm – Public Meditation
The program begins with a short introduction on a Buddhist topic, followed by a guided meditation. The regular meditation is the Guru Yoga meditation on the 16th Karmapa and is guided in English. It generally lasts around 30 minutes.
Buddhist Center of Dallas
Address: 555 Amesbury Drive
Apt.2-608 (Building 6) Dallas TX 75206
Tradition: Vajrayana, Karma Kagyu tradition of Tibetan Buddhism
Affiliation: Diamond Way Buddhism
Phone: 2245785140
E-mail: dallas@diamondway.org
Website: http://www.diamondway.org/dallas
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Teacher: Lama Ole Nydahl
Spiritual Director: H.H. 17th Gyalwa Karmapa, Trinley Thaye Dorje
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Diamond Way Buddhist Center of Dallas is part of an international network of over 500 meditation centers in the Karma Kagyu tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. The centers were founded and are directed by Lama Ole Nydahl according to the wishes of H.H. 16th Karmapa. They are now under the spiritual guidance of H.H. 17th Gyalwa Karmapa, Trinley Thaye Dorje.
The main practice in all our centers is the Guru Yoga meditation on the 16th Karmapa. This meditation is guided in English and lasts around 30 minutes. There is a relaxed social atmosphere in the centers, refreshments are provided, and questions are encouraged. Our weekly meditation evenings are open to the public and are free of charge.
Public Meditations
Wednesdays 8:00pm – Ten-minute talk, followed by - 8:15pm – Public Meditation
The program begins with a short introduction on a Buddhist topic, followed by a guided meditation. The regular meditation is the Guru Yoga meditation on the 16th Karmapa and is guided in English. It generally lasts around 30 minutes.
Buddhist Centre of Regina
Address: 1401 Robinson Street. Regina S4T2N7
Tradition: Theravada, Loumpoo Chah
Affiliation: Forest Dhamma
Phone: 306-201-9223
Fax: 306-559-5670
E-mail: buddhist.centre@yahoo.ca
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Dr.: K. Govender Email (Phone: 1-306-559-5686)
Teacher: Ven. Uttam Barua
Main Contact: Ven. Uttam Barua Email (Phone: 1-306-201-9223)
Mr.: Nya Arakan Email (Phone: 1-306-559-5686)
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Reverend Uttam Barua was born in Chittagon, Bangladesh. He joined the Monastic order as a Buddhist monk at the age of 12. After completing high school and serving the community, he was forced to flee to India due to unfortunate circumstances and ill treatment of his life. In 1994, he received a royal scholarship which is arranged by Ajahn Sumedo for higher Buddhist Studies that took him to Thailand. Upon his graduation, Reverend Uttam Barua moved back to India where he worked in the rural development project in Northeast India and Bangladesh. Access to education women’s health, and HIV was his main focus.
In 2006, he was invited by the Ambedkar Mission in Toronto, where he would begin working with the Canadian Societies and ethnic groups. He also established a community center in the greater Toronto area.
In 2012, Reverend Uttam Barua was invited to Regina and chose to remain here until today. He saw that Regina was a place where he could help people who come from North and South Asia, and in the surrounding area of Saskatchewan.
Since his stay in Regina, he immediately engaged himself with the multi-faith and local communities. He works tirelessly with eight ethnic Buddhist groups, who are enriching theirs spiritual, needs for happiness.
He is the founder of the Buddhist Center of Regina, and has been on several occasions, invited to teach Buddhism in the Catholic School system and Luther College at the University of Regina.
Reverend Uttam Barua also established a Buddhist Sunday school for the young, as well as leading a meditation class for adults and seniors every Thursday evening. His main achievement is to help every citizen, regardless of race, sex color, or creed, promote the noble teachings of Buddhism, including moral education, encouraging the understanding of each other’s faith, and to build bridges and concrete relationship in Saskatchewan and all over the country.
Buddhist Council of the Midwest
Address: 1812 Washington Evanston IL 60201
Tradition: Non-Sectarian
Affiliation: Association of Buddhists
Phone: (847) 869-5806
E-mail: info@buddhistcouncilmidwest.org
Website: http://www.buddhistcouncilmidwest.org
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Main Contact: Asayo Horibe Email (Phone: (847) 869-5806)
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Buddhist Dharma Center of Cincinnati
Address: P.O. Box 23307
15 Moline Street Cincinnati OH 45220
Tradition: Mahayana, Non-Sectarian, Zen / Vipassana
Phone: (513) 541-1650
E-mail: info@CincinnatiDharma.org
Website: http://www.cincinnatidharma.org/
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Webmaster: Randall Reese Email
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We practice silent meditation. Our members give talks and lead discussions on topics related to the practice of the Dharma. There are regular classes and beginners instruction.
Buddhist Faith Fellowship of Connecticut
Address: College for East Asian Studies, Wesleyan University Middletown, CT Middletown CN 06457
Tradition: Mahayana, Shin Buddhism
Affiliation: North American Shin Buddhist Association (NASBA)
E-mail: amida@bffct.org
Website: http://www.bffct.org
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A PLACE FOR FELLOWSHIP We offer a caring, spiritual and open environment that naturally creates healthy relationships between the members of our spiritual family. With our regular gatherings, practice groups, social events, etc.
Come and practice with us on most Sunday mornings, overlooking a Zen garden at the inspirational Mansfield Freeman Center for East Asian Studies, Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut, between 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Buddhist Fellowship of UU Clearwater
Address: 2470 Nursery Road Clearwater FL 33764
Tradition: Mahayana, Non-Sectarian
Affiliation: Associated with the National UU Buddhist Fellowship
Phone: 727-391-1152
E-mail: truedharma108@gmail.com
Website: http://www.uuclearwater.org/content/buddhist.htm
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Teacher: Rev. Dr. Frank Tedesco
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Meditation- sitting and walking every Tuesday night 7-10 pm.
We have sponsored teachings from representatives of many traditions including Korean and Japanese Zen, Tibetan Kagyu and Gelug and others.
Active participation in interfaith gatherings.
We sponsored a visit of the Maitreya Project Heart Shrine Relic Tour in November, 2008.
Volunteerism in hospice care and animal refuge work encouraged.
Buddhist Global Relief
Address: PO Box 1611, Sparta NJ 07871
Tradition: Non-Sectarian, Humanitarian Organization
Phone: 888.852.7579
E-mail: info@buddhistglobalrelief.org
Website: http://buddhistglobalrelief.org/main.html
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Chairperson, Founder: Bhikkhu Bodhi
Executive Director: Kim Behan Email (Phone: 888.852.7579)
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The mission of Buddhist Global Relief (BGR) is to combat chronic hunger and malnutrition. We sponsor projects that promote hunger relief for poor communities around the world. We pursue our mission by: • providing direct food aid to people afflicted by hunger and malnutrition • helping develop better long-term methods of sustainable food production and management appropriate to the cultures and traditions of the beneficiaries • promoting the education of girls and women, so essential in the struggle against poverty and malnutrition • giving women an opportunity to start right livelihood projects to support their families. We also seek to raise awareness of global hunger and advocate for an international food system that exemplifies social justice and conduces to ecological sustainability.
BGR SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS:
FACEBOOK • TWITTER • YOU TUBE • BLOG • PICASA
Buddhist Meditation Class
Address: Spiral Tree Yoga Studio
570 Brighton Ave
Portland ME 04103
Tradition: Non-Sectarian, Zen & Tibetan
E-mail: ddranetz@hotmail.com
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Daniel describes Buddhist mindfulness meditation as a saving grace in his life, and he is delighted to share the profound practices that he has learned from his teachers in order to promote greater peace, love, and well-being in the world. Please note that Daniel’s classes are meant to only teach meditation, and that he is not offering mental health counseling at Spiral Tree Yoga and Wellness Studio.
Buddhist Meditation Coaching
Address: 12217 Pacific Avenue
#7 Los Angeles CA 90066
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: (323) 790-6252
E-mail: Matthew@MeditationCoaching.com
Website: http://MeditationCoaching.com
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Teacher: Matthew Sockolov
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We offer donation-based one-on-one meditation coaching. Through working with a meditation teacher, we help people develop a daily practice, learn about the Pali Canon, and grow in their personal meditation practice.
Buddhist Meditation Group at UUCR
Address: Unitarian Universalist Church of Reading
239 Woburn Street Reading MA 01867
Tradition: Mahayana
E-mail: anfurst@gmail.com
Website: http://readingsangha.wordpress.com/
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Teacher: Andrew Furst
Main Contact: Andrew Furst Email
Spiritual Director: Master Rich Sittinger
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Our Sangha is part of Buddha Heart USA. We’d like to extend a heartfelt and open invitation to any and all who would like to experience and learn more about Buddhism and meditation.
Communities Served
We serve the communities of Reading, North Reading, Lynnfield, Wilmington, Stoneham, Woburn, and Wakefield.
Weekly Meetings
We meet weekly (monthly July – August) in Reading Massachusetts at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Reading. You’ll find information about our Sangha, location, meeting times, and more on this website. Please see our schedule for more details.
What We Do
It is our intention to provide practices that are simple. They are meant to offer peace and other benefits to our Sangha members and guests. We hope that you might find peace in the Dharma though these efforts.
All are welcome. There is no experience necessary. A typical meeting includes the following activities:
Buddhist Network of Greater Baltimore
Address: Greater Baltimore Greater Baltimore MD
Tradition: Non-Sectarian
Phone: (410) 467-1817
Website: http://www.bngb.org/
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Contact: Jeff Covey
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The Buddhist Network of Greater Baltimore is a loose affiliation of Buddhist centers and practice communities in the Greater Baltimore area.
Buddhist Place
Address: 588 Stewart Street
Peterborough, Ontario
Peterborough Ontario K9H 4C1
Tradition: Non-Sectarian
Phone: 705 775-4567 7O5-760-9157
E-mail: inquiries@buddhistplace.org
Website: http://www.buddhistplace.org/
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Buddhist Place
Address: 588 Stewart Street
Peterborough Ontario K9H 4C1
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: 705-760-9157
E-mail: inquiries@buddhistplace.org
Website: http://www.buddhistplace.org
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Wednesday and Saturday meditation meetings. Special events with visiting monastics. See events page for details.
Buddhist Social Action Project
Address: Middletown CN 06457
Tradition: Mahayana, Buddhist Faith Fellowship
Affiliation: North American Shin Buddhist Association (NASBA)
Website: http://buddhistfaith.tripod.com/project/
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The Social Action Project, the socially engaged arm of our spiritual community, the Buddhist Faith Fellowship, which is completely non-ideological and non-political and seeks practical engagement and solutions to the difficult local social and environment problems of the 21st century by using Buddhist principles as our guide for action.
Our members and friends are drawn into active engagement with the social and environmental issues of our times. We believe that humane and compassionate social action naturally unfolds as a response to the incessant suffering and folly in the world. Inspired by the Buddha’s teachings of the Bodhisattva way and the teachings of Shinran Shonin, we are compelled to work together in order to alleviate and transform this dukkha (suffering) into the substance of love, wisdom and peace. As our teaching expresses, "let’s transform bits of rubble into gold."
Buddhist Study Group of Rocky Hill
Address: CN
Tradition: Independent American Shin Buddhism
Affiliation: Buddhist Faith Fellowship of Connecticut
Website: http://rockyhill.bffct.net/
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This group has now integrated with the new England Institute of Buddhist Studies in Middletown.
Buddhist Temple of Chicago
Address: 1151 W. Leland Chicago IL 60640
Tradition: Mahayana, Jodo Shinshu (Akegarasu, Kiyozawa)
Affiliation: Administratively Independent Jodo Shinshu (Otani-ha lineage)
Phone: (773) 334-4661
Fax: (773) 334-4726
E-mail: info@budtempchi.org
Website: http://www.budtempchi.org
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Founder: Gyomay Kubose
Teachers: Yukei Ashikaga, Patti Nakai, Fred Babbin Email
Spiritual Director: Yukei Ashikaga (Phone: (773) 334-4661)
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Buddhist Temple of Toledo
Address: 6537 Angola Road Holland OH 43528
Tradition: Mahayana, zen
Phone: 567-297-0108
E-mail: info@buddhisttempleoftoledo@gmail.com
Website: http://www.buddhisttempleoftoledo.org
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Main Contact: Revs. Jay Rinsen & Karen Do'on Weik Email (Phone: 419-861-1163)
Spiritual Director: Jay Rinsen Weik (Abbot) Email (Phone: 419-861-1163)
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The Buddhist Temple of Toledo is a beacon to waking up to one's true nature, nestled in Northwest Ohio, at the crossroads of America. BTT is an independent Sangha that provides support for anyone interested in Zen Buddhist practice in the greater Toledo area with weekly services, a children's Dharma school, zazen, zen talks, practice discussions, monthly workshops and retreats. Dharma talks are free online as podcasts at thedringourd.org
Buddhist Text Translation Society
Address: 4951 Bodhi Way Ukiah CA 95482
Tradition: Mahayana
Affiliation: Dharma Realm Buddhist Association
Phone: (707) 462-0939
Fax: (707) 462-0949
E-mail: info@buddhisttexts.org
Website: http://www.buddhisttexts.org
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Spiritual Director: Tripitaka Master Hsuan Hua
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Buddhist Canon
In order to establish Buddhism firmly in China, scriptures were translated from Sanskrit into Chinese.
Countless people were involved in this task. National Master Kumarajiva (5th century) headed a team of over 800 in a decade-long translation project of the Tripitaka (Buddhist Canon). Because of this work, nearly the entire Buddhist Canon of over a thousand texts exists today in Chinese.
Now as Buddhism is being planted in Western soil, the same translation work is being done form Chinese into English. The Buddhist Text Translation Society (BTTS) founded by Tripitaka Master Hsuan Hua in 1970, is working toward this goal with committees headed by Bhikshus (monks) and Bhikshunis (nuns) devoted to translation, revision, editing and certification of the entire Tripitaka.
Tripitaka Master Hsuan Hua (1918 – 1995)
At first glance, he looked and sounded like any other Chinese immigrant in San Francisco in the 1960s. His humble manner belied his position as the 45th Buddhist patriarch in direct lineage from Shakyamuni Buddha.
Master Hua was born in 1918 near Manchuria, China into a family of frugal farmers. He learned to read at 15, and after his mother’s death at 19, he became a monk. He meditated by his mother’s grave for three years and practiced other austerities before receiving full ordination.
At Nan Hua Monastery in Canton, Master Hua received the mind-to-mind transmission of the Patriarchs Master Hsu Yun, making him a Patriarch in direct lineage with Bodhidharma, the last patriarch of India, and Hui Neng, the first patriarch of Zen. With the arrival of the communists on the Chinese mainland, the Master went to Hong Kong to promote orthodox Buddhism. In 1962, he brought monastic, Mahayana Buddhism to America. He founded the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas, the International Translation Institute, and over 20 other monasteries and temples all over the globe, with the goal of spreading Buddhism worldwide.
Buffalo Zen Dharma Community
Address: Westminster Presbyterian Church
724 Delaware Avenue Buffalo NY 14209
Tradition: Mahayana, Mountains and Rivers Order
Affiliation: Society of Mountains and Rivers
Phone: (716) 655-1856
E-mail: contact@buffalozen.org
Website: http://www.buffalozen.org
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Main Contact: Ray Ball, MRO Email (Phone: (716) 655-1856)
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Zen Buddhist practice group meets weekly at 7PM on Tuesday evenings for liturgy, zazen, and recorded Dharma talks by the teachers of Zen Mountain Monastery. Orientation and introductory instruction given on the first Tuesday of every month at 6:45PM. Annual visit by an MRO teacher every spring.
Burmese Buddhist Society, BC
Address: 6700 NO 4 Road Richmond BC V6Y 2S9
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: 604- 207- 0068
E-mail: ven.ghosaka@gmail.com
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Main Contact: Ashin Ghosaka Email (Phone: 604 207- 006)
Spiritual Director: Ashin Ghosaka Email (Phone: 604 207 0068)
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Burmese Buddhist Society, BC conducts a Sunday Meditation Group. The method is Satipatthana Vipasana Meditation guided by a Theravada Buddhist Monk. Fee free.
Welcome to Everyone.
Burning House Zendo
Address: 3504 Harford Road Baltimore MD 21218
Tradition: Mahayana, Rinzai Zen
Affiliation: Dai Bosatsu Zendo
Phone: (410) 698-4648
E-mail: jeff.covey@pobox.com
Website: http://www.burninghousezendo.org/
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Teachers: Eido Shimano Roshi, Jiro Osho Fernando Afable
Spiritual Director: Mutei Doug Murphy
Contact: Renshin Jeff Covey
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We are a lay Zen community which meeting for meditation several times a week and for weekend and week-long retreats several times a year.
Buu Mon Buddhist Temple
Address: 2701 Procter Street Port Arthur TX 77640
Tradition: Theravada, Vietnamese
Phone: (713) 376-4207
E-mail: cbmtemple@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.buumon.org
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Abbot Assistant: Charles Troung (Phone: (409) 673-6625)
Teacher: Venerable Abbot Tri Quang
Spiritual Director: Most Venerable Huyen Viet (Phone: 409-960-1462)
Notes and Events:
Vipassana Meditation in English on Wednesdays at 7:00 pm
Weekly Services on Sundays in Vietnamese at 11 am, English at 2:00 pm,
Pali Class from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm,
Vietnamese Meditation Instruction from 8 pm to 9 pm.
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