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Muni Arana Monastery

Address: Talagala, Horana, Sri Lanka   Horana
Tradition: Theravada, Sri Lanka Ramanna Chapter
Affiliation: Jayasumanarama Maha Viharaya Hakmana
Phone: +94-702-498484
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Spiritual Director: Bhante Kotawaye Suseela  (Phone: 070-249-8484)
Notes and Events:

This is a place for meditators. 


Muni Vihara

Address: Inacho Tole, Ward No. 6,On the way to Hanuman Ghat  Bhaktapur Municipality, Bhaktapur District, Bagmati 10200
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: All Nepal Bhikkhu Association
Phone: 977-6616 464
E-mail: wipassi@gmail.com
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Bhikkhu : Padam Bahadur (Aloka)  Email  (Phone: 977-1-6616-464)
Bhikkhu: Ghanashyam Gautam (Ananda)  Email  (Phone: 977-1-6616-464)
Main Contact: Bhikkhu Vipassi Thero  Email  (Phone: 977-1-6616-464)
Teacher: Deputy Sanghanayaka Ven. Bhikkhu Aswoghosh Mahathera  
Spiritual Director: Patron His Holiness Somdet Phra Nyanasamvara, Supreme Patriarch of Thailand  Email  (Phone: 66-087-0187-160)
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5.30-21.00 hrs Various activities -chanting, group meditaion, walk for collecting alms, study, blessings to laymen, preachings etc. those  suitable for a Theravada monks and novices, nuns. Those passed from this training course go to thailand for further training in monk-hood.

 


Muttodaya - Forest Monastery

Address: Kloster Muttodaya Herrnschrot 50 95236 Stammbach Germany  
Tradition: Theravada, western monks Forest tradition of S.E.Asia
Phone: +49 (0)9256 960435 between 7.15 - 7.45 a.m.
E-mail: post@muttodaya.org
Website: http://www.muttodaya.org/en/main.html
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Teacher: Ajahn Cattamalo Bhikkhu  
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Stammbach is a municipality in the district of Hof in Bavaria in Germany.

The forest monastery is a dwelling place for monks, novices and ordinands. Guests who want to participate in the monastic life and are willing to adapt to the routine and discipline are welcome as the monastic community sees fit.

The monastery is not some kind of spiritual hostel or guesthouse, nor a retreat centre, a seminar centre or a temple serving a particular cultural purpose.

The name “Muttodaya” means Liberated Heart in Pali, the language of early Buddhism. It is a poetic expression of our goal that we are trying to reach. The monks follow the standards of the forest tradition as we can still find it in the Theravada countries (Sri Lanka, Thailand, Burma, Laos, Cambodia). It is not fixed on a specific lineage or a particular master. It should give an opportunity for those who are seriously interested in practising on the basis of the Dhamma-Vinaya.


Myanmar Buddhist Association of Tennessee

Address: 2725 Whites Creek Pike   Nashville TE 37207
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: 615-727-9166
E-mail: drkavinda@myanmarbuddhisttn.com
Website: http://www.myanmarbuddhisttn.com/eng/
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Spiritual Director: Ashin Kavinda  Email  (Phone: 615-727-9166)
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The Myanmar Buddhist Association of Tennessee (MBAT) is a Theravada Buddhist association and temple that was founded in 2014 as a Tennessee nonprofit corporation. It is now led by the Ven. Ashin Kavinda (Ph.D).

The MBAT is dedicated to promoting mindfulness and understanding within the Buddhist community in Tennessee (both Burmese- and English-speaking) and the larger community of people who share an interest in Buddhism and mindfulness, regardless of faith.

As a charitable organization, the MBAT abides by the rules of section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service Code, and it does not engage in political activities or the promotion of political leaders.

Meeting Times for (English-language) Meditation Practice and Dhamma Talks

 Wednesday (Evening): 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM

 Sunday (Morning): 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM.


Nalanda Institute, Malaysia

Address: 3357, Jalan 18/31, Taman Sri Serdang   Seri Kembangan Selangor 43300
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: Nalanda Buddhist Society
Phone: +603-8938-1500, 603-8938-1501, 603-8948-8055
Fax: +603-8938-1502
E-mail: institute@nalanda.org.my
Website: http://www.nalanda.org.my/institute
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Spiritual Director: Dr. Tan Ho Soon  Email  (Phone: +603-8938-1500/1501)
Main Contact: Santi Cheang  Email  (Phone: +603-8938-1500/1501)
Notes and Events:

Nalanda Institute was conceptualised in January 2006 in response to the needs of the Buddhist community to have an institution for proper, systematic and holistic learning of the Buddha-Dhamma in Malaysia. The then Spiritual Advisor to Nalanda Buddhist Society, Venerable Dr K Sri Dhammananda Nayaka Thera gave his unequivocal support to the idea.

The Nalanda Institute was formally established in July 2007. Dr. Tan Ho Soon was appointed the Institute’s Founding Director by Nalanda Buddhist Society. Under its patronage, the Institute provides systematic Buddhist education and serves as a resource centre to the Buddhist community in Malaysia. Its primary focus is on Pāli and Buddhist Studies, Leadership & Management Training, Conferences, Learning Resource Centre and Buddhist Publications.

The Institute offers various courses in Buddhist and Pāli Studies leading to Certificate and Diploma levels, as well as short training courses to enhance leadership and management skills for Buddhist volunteers. All courses are freely available to the public in line with the Institute’s charitable objectives.

Besides its Centre in Selangor, the Institute’s courses have also been held in Kedah, Kelantan, Kuala Lumpur, Sabah and Terengganu, in collaboration with local Buddhist organizations. To date, more than 6,000 participants have benefited from the Institute’s courses, study tours and conferences.

§ Department of Buddhist and Pali Studies
§ Department of Leadership and Management Studies
§ Publications Department
§ Pustaka Nalanda (library)
§ Annual Buddhist Conference (WACANA)
§ Nalanda Awards

§ Study and Educational Tours.


Nalanda Meditation Teaching Centre

Address: Basabo, Sabujbagh, Dhaka   Dhaka 1214
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: +8801819784568
E-mail: baruadipak6@gmail.com
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Spiritual Director: Ven. Dipananda Bhikkhu  Email  (Phone: +8801819784568)
Main Contact: Ven. Dipananda Bhikkhu  Email  (Phone: +8801819784568)
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Nalanda Meditation Teaching Centre is an Meditation Centre at Dhaka in Bangladesh. 


Nandaka VIhara Meditation Society

Address: Kampung Teluk Bukit, Bukit Mertajam, Penang   Bukit Mertajam Pulau Pinang 14000
Tradition: Theravada, Pa Auk Tradition
Affiliation: Pa Auk Tawya Meditation Centre
Phone: +6016-2021250
E-mail: nandakavihara@gmail.com
Website: http://www.nandaka.org
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Teacher: Bhante Dhammasubho  
Spiritual Director: Most Venerable Pa Auk Sayadaw  
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Nandaka Vihara, a Buddhist monastery situated in Bukit Mertajam (Penang), is set up primarily for the practice of meditation. It is near to Cherok Tokun Forest Recreational Park. Activities conducted here include meditation classes & retreats, dhamma talks, temporary ordination, observance of 8 precepts, chanting class and Sunday dhamma class for children. The Samatha-Vipassana way of meditation is taught here.


Napoli Buddhist Vihara

Address: VIA GIUSEPPE TOMASI DI LAMPEDUSA NO 91   Napoli Campania 80145
Tradition: Theravada, Tempio Buddista
Affiliation: Tempio Buddista
Phone: +390817407766 / +393334334884
E-mail: nbvihara@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.napolibuddhistvihara.net
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Spiritual Director: VEN PANANGALA VAJIRAGNANA THERO  Email  (Phone: +393334334884)
Notes and Events:

The resident monks daily needs are regularly supplied by the Sri Lankan community. Religious activities are daily observed. Every full moon day different precepts are observed & meditation is practiced.

A Sunday school is also held for the benefit of the children.


Narasīhārāma

Address: 1005 King Avenue   Columbus OH 43212
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: Dhammayut Order in the United States of America
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Vice-President: David Berberick  Email  
Main Contact: Andi Sie  Email  
Spiritual Director: Ven. Maha Dhammadhiro Thera  
Teacher: Ven. Maha Dhammadhiro Thera  
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Narasīhārāma provides resources to study Theravada Buddhism in an environment not defined by ethnic or cultural boundaries, while embracing the various cultural practices of the traditional Theravada countries. Our goal is to develop a permanent Buddhist center in central Columbus for the study of meditation and the teachings of Theravada Buddhism.

We gather weekly on Sundays between 10:30 a.m. and noon for Pali/English chanting, 40-minute sitting meditation, and Dhamma discussion (usually on a Dhamma book we are reading).

We welcome anyone who is interested to join us!


National Network of Buddhist Youth (NNBY)

Address: 183 Dixit Nagar, Nari Road Nagpur, Maharashtra 440 0026 India   440 0026
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: +91-7122655850, +919922143599
E-mail: ibycnnby@gmail.com
Website: http://www.nnby.org
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Teacher: Chetan meshram  
Dhammamitra: Sachin  Email  (Phone: +919096939310)
Spiritual Director: Dhammachari Subhuti  
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NNBY

NNBY is group of young Buddhist, who belong from all state of India.  NNBY is committed to protect and save the Buddha’s Dhamma in Modern India. It is a network of Youth that dreams to change India through the teachings of Buddha and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar into an Ideal society based on liberty, equality and fraternity.

We would like an Indian society to be based on mutual love and friendship so that everyone has a fair chance to grow and is valued as a fellow human being.

            If we overlook the revolution of the world we found youth contributed most.   We are dedicated to “Dhamma Revolution” in India.

            Revolutions are not born on the street they raise in your mind, r world need more living heroes and you are here just in time.

            NNBY responsible for the revolution in peaceful and democratic way without bloodshed.  We want to make India a Buddhist nation once again.

Tracking the trail after 6years of organization:

It was year 2006, the 50th anniversary year of the great conversion by Dr. Ambedkar, we started our work. It was December of 2006, an excellent youth retreat was being lead by Dhammachari Subhuti. Amongst the participants of this youth retreat, an inspired young men and women’s group started to come together and in a year’s time they created the National Network of Buddhist youth.

History of last six years: It’s now six years, we are persistently trying to do our best to remain together and grow as human beings together. We struggled to do our best, raise money, organize programs, form teams, support individuals and so on. We organized National gatherings every year. We brought together youth from many different regions of India, and from all the economic backgrounds. 

We lead hundreds of one or two day’s trainings for the development of basic life skills for youth. Many benefited and are still benefiting. We trained at least a dozen young men and women who are presently conducting trainings, they come together often to help improve the quality of their trainings and support each other.

The structure of the system: Beginner – any one visiting or attending our program is known as beginner. We welcome youth from all walks of life to participate in our gatherings. They are encouraged to learn what they can. We extend our hand to them for friendship and keep an open invitation to keep engaging with us for their own benefit.

Activists – when beginners show more interest in NNBY and start helping in our activities, organize 000events in their area, we initiate them as activists, we offer tem trainings in basic Buddhist teachings and practices, understanding the message of Dr. ambedkar and various modules are offered for their personal improvements.

Leader – When activists wants to deepen their learning and wants to learn through mentoring individuals, leading groups, creating and offering their own trainings we initiate them as leaders. Leaders need to go through a raining to be effective leaders; this training is for minimum two years.

Cadre – Cadre is an Ideal member of the Network, any leader aspiring to be cadre needs to go much tougher trainings, intensify his commitment to social transformation through the practice of Buddhism and understanding of Dr. Ambedkar’s vision. He/she would be able to work in tougher conditions and are able to lead on a large scale. Cadres are expected to continuously working on their own development and work in close connection with other Cadres.

International Associations: We are constantly connected with youth and youth organizations from other countries, East and West.  We draw in various techniques, learning, methods of working with youth from Buddhist and various non Buddhist organizations who are working for the development of human values and welfare. We are also coordinating with various international organizations to create an international network for the learning and exchange of Buddhist Youth.

Small initiatives to take responsibilities in society: Running of the network itself is a large activity that benefit couple of thousand youth every year directly.  Our members are also engaged in various smallish activities to help youth in various areas. We support youth to find appropriate professional courses, to resolve their emotional, psychological conflicts. We actively work to pass on information to youth that are not easily accessible for the employment opportunities and better options for higher education.


Navodaya Buddhist Monastery

Address: Nunsuri-II,P.O. Nunsuri-I, Lunglei District.  Tlabung (Demagiri) Mizoram 796751
Tradition: Theravada, Chakma Tradition
Affiliation: Navodaya Buddha Vihar Samity
Phone: 91-9436391284
E-mail: anicca_bhante@yahoo.com.au
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Venerable: Sumana Jyoti  
Teacher: Ven. Sumana Jyoti  
Venerable: Punnyo Kitthi  (Phone: 91-9006294683)
Main Contact: 91-9436391284  
Spiritual Director: Ven. Pragya Jyoti  Email  (Phone: 61-0437952804)
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The Navodaya Buddhist Monastery was established in 1991. The site of land property of the Monastery was donated by Late Jugendra Chakma, former Vice-President of Nunsuri Village Council and also elder brother of Ven. Pragya Jyoti (Australia). At present, Ven. Sumana Jyoti is the Chief Abbot of the Monastery who is a nephew of Ven. Pragya Jyoti (Australia). He conduct meditation in every morning and evening. On every sunday Dhamma class condut for the Children. The Monastery is run by the Management Committee of the Navodaya Buddha Vihar Samity, which registered in 1991 under the Societies Registration Act. 1860, Government of India. Its has facilities for laymen and resident monks. Excellent Meditation Hall with surrounding covered by deep forest and fairly quiet. One Guest Hall and a separate Kitchen attach with Dinning Hall. The main Monastery with attach Dhamma Hall with capacity to sit 200 peoples at a times. Minimum one Sangha (four monks) capacity to reside continuously in the Monastery. Perfect place for forest monks who like to meditate and quiet. Meditation is nothing, but only to train our own mind how to deal with different problems and situations.


Nebraska Buddhist Vihara

Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: Minnesota Buddhist Vihara
Phone: (612) 522 1811
E-mail: nebvusa@gmail.com
Website: http://www.nebv.org/
Spiritual Director: Witiyala Seewalie Thera  Email  (Phone: (612) 522 1811)
Notes and Events:

The mission of the Nebraska Buddhist Vihara is to share the Buddha\\\'s message of Peace and Happiness and help create peace and harmony within and ourselves and in the surrounding world.


Nepal Magar Buddhist Service Society

Address: Bhanimandal,13 Lalitpur kathmandu,Nepal  Kathmandu Bagmati 7435
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: THai.0891185127 Nepal.9849511143
E-mail: nam95@live.com
Website: https://sites.google.com/site/magarbuddhismnp/
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General secretary: Indra Bahadur Rana Magar  Email  (Phone: 9741175911)
Chairman,Capt.: Deo Bhadur Rana magar  Email  (Phone: 9851098064)
Main Contact: Bhikkhu: Narayan (Nam)Medhenkar  Email  (Phone: Thai.0891185127Nepal.9849511143)
Notes and Events:

Nepal Magar Buddhist service society had been established in 2057B.S(2001) to          revive the  Buddhist religion and subsequent culture, to  unite the people among the Buddhist community, to maintain the religious co-existence and harmonious relation-ship among many religions those have been following their respected religions for several years in Nepal.This is non-profit making,non-government,public welfare oriented social organization.It has been organizing  many seminar and training by doing coordination among various organization of Nepal those are related to Buddhism. 


New Life Foundation

Address: No. 49 Moo 1, Don Sila, Wiang Chai   Wiang Chai Chiang Rai 57210
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: +66 85 714 2834
E-mail: info@newlifethaifoundation.com
Website: http://www.newlifethaifoundation.com/
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Notes and Events:

New Life Foundation is a mindful therapeutic community in northern Thailand. We offer a rich and supportive learning space for anyone interested in gaining a deeper understanding of themselves, or who has struggled with stress, burnout, anxiety, depression, trauma, or addiction. We practice mindfulness, meditation, and yoga, and offer various healing modalities such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), Enneagram, trauma release exercises (TRE), mindfulness-based relapse prevention (MBRP), mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT), non-violent communication (NVC), creative and dance therapy, and more.


New Orleans Insight Meditation Group

Address: 2134 Magazine Street, 3d fl   New Orleans LA 70130
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: (504) 343-8378
E-mail: noimg@me.com
Website: http://www.noimg.org
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Main Contact: Larry Ozenberger  Email  (Phone: (504) 343-8378)
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NOIMG meets on Tuesday evenings from 7:30 - 9:00 for practice, study, and discussion.


New York Buddhist Vihara

Address: 214-22 Spencer Avenue   Queens Village NY 11427
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: +1 (718) 468 - 4262
Fax: +1 (718) 468 - 4262
E-mail: info@nybv.us
Website: http://www.nybv.us
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Main Contact: Rev. Aregama Sirisumana  Email  (Phone: +1 (516) 503 - 7931)
Spiritual Director: Most Venerable Kurunegoda Piyatissa Thero  Email  (Phone: +1 (718) 468 - 4262)
Notes and Events:

We offer you an opportunity to read and learn about Buddhism in the Theravada tradition. Theravada (Pali: Thera=elders, vada=doctrine) or the "doctrine of the elders" represents the school of Buddhism that draws spiritual inspiration from the Pali Canon (or "Tripitaka") generally accepted by scholars as the oldest record of Buddha's teachings.

Imparting knowledge with a view toward developing and improving another's knowledge is Dhammadana in Buddhist terminology. The Buddha teaches us to appreciate the value of wisdom since it is the most valuable asset for a living being: hence, the need for us to develop our minds, as well as to help others to develop their knowledge.

There are two ways to achieve this end. One is by reading extensively on Buddha Dhamma. The other is by questioning that may invariably lead to discussion. It shall be our   endeavour to provide satisfactory answers to such queries.


Newman Society, Vipassana Meditation Center.

Address: Kibbutz Ein-Dor,Israel.   afula
Tradition: Theravada, Ajan Tong (Mahasi Sayadaw)
Phone: 04-6770364
Website: http://www.metta.org.il
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Teacher: Phra Ofer Adi  
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Ein Dor Buddhist Vipassana Meditation Center headed by the monk and teacher Ofer Adi, was established to promote Dharma in Israel. The center is situated at kibbutz Ein Dor at the foot of Mt. Tavor and provides training for people who are interested in learning about and practicing vipassana meditation. The center is open to new and experienced practitioners all year round.

The Newman Society was founded to promote Dharma in Israel by means of the establishment and maintenance of a Buddhist Center for the practice and teaching of vipassana meditation, under the guidance of the venerable Ajarn Tong Sirimangalo (one of the best known teachers in Thailand) for as many practitioners as possible. Ajarn Ofer Adi,an Israeli monk and disciple of the venerable Ajarn Tong, is resident head monk and teacher at the Ein Dor center, devoting his time to guiding practitioners and teaching Buddhism. The society’s future aims include providing facilities and accommodation for monks and teachers from other Buddhist traditions. The Society operates in the same manner as the teaching of the practice at the center – on the basis of generosity and donation not for profit or benefit.

Phra Ofer Adi is a monk who been practicing vipassana meditation for 16 years at Wat Lampang Wat Chom Tong in Thailand under the instruction of Ven. Ajarn Tong Sirimangalo. Phra Ofer taught for several years in Israel before becoming a monk in Thailand 6 years ago followed by several years as monk and teacher at a Buddhist temple near Frankfurt Germany. He is currently head monk at the Ein Dor center teaching in Israel as well as various places in the world.


Nilambe Meditation Centre

Tradition: Theravada
Website: http://www.nilambe.org/
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Contacting Nilambe in the new electronic ways is not always easy - we suggest that you come here and meet us! However, do try Upul on 0777-804 555;  Nalaka on 0777-811 653; or Pitigala on 0776-756 598. You may also want to try email:  info@nilambe.org (sometimes checked).

Getting there and away: The centre is easily reached by the Galaha/Deltota bus #633 from Kandy. It passes Nilambe Office Junction (about 17km). From there it is a steep walk through tea plantations to reach the centre. Alternatively, taxis or autorickshaws are available from Kandy. Advice can also be sought from the Buddhist Publication Society in Kandy. Autorickshaws are often available from the bottom of the office junction, at Nilambe, but the gate half way up the tea estate road is locked most of the time.

General info: Meditators stay from one night to several years, and the centre can help long term meditators with visa extensions. Accommodation at the centre is in single or shared rooms. The centre has no electricity supply, and conditions are adequate but basic. Although this is a lay centre, often there are members of the Sangha undertaking personal retreats at Nilambe. The centre charges 400 Sri Lankan rupees per day (about GBP 2.15 sterling, USD 3.90 at June 2004 rates) to foreigners to cover accommodation and food. Sri Lankans may offer donations instead. The majority of resident meditators are westerners, but many Sri Lankans also use the centre (particularly around Poya days). Teaching is also available in English and Sinhala by the resident teacher, Upul. There is a good library of books and tapes in English and Sinhala. Make sure that you bring a flashlight (no electricity), an umbrella and warm clothes (cold at night). The centre provides bedsheets and pillows et cetera.


Nirodha City Centre

Address: 44, Edirisinghe Road, Mirihana,   Nugegoda Western
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: +94 11 2824534
E-mail: nirodhatrust@me.com
Website: http://www.nirodhatrust.org/NT/Home.html
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Assistant Teacher/Trustee Director: M. Kumarasinghe  Email  
Teacher/Trustee: Rusara  Email  (Phone: +18085949575)
Teacher: Dhammaruwan  
Spiritual Director: Dhammaruwan  Email  (Phone: +94727577557)
Notes and Events:

Nirodha City Centre, a Dhamma and Meditation teaching facility was inaugurated at a ceremony on Saturday, 20th February presided over by Ven Kirama Wimalajothi Nayaka Thero and Ven Olande Ananda Thero. The City Centre now located at No 44, Edirisinghe Road, Mirihana Nugegoda, is one of the key projects of the Nirodha Trust whose aim is to foster, preserve and spread the authentic teachings of the Buddha.  

The programs that will be conducted at the Nirodha City Centre include guided meditation, Dhamma workshops, Sutta discussions, Dhammapada teachings, Day-Long retreats and yoga sessions. 

The Spiritual Director and founder of the Nirodha Trust Dhammaruwan, is an experienced meditation teacher who has trained with Bhante Henepola Gunaratne and Joseph Goldstein in the USA. 

At the inauguration ceremony, in a special message Joseph Goldstein reiterated the importance of centers such as the Nirodha City Centre, for providing opportunities for those in the city with busy work schedules to learn meditation in a place close to home. Venerable Wimalajoti welcomed the concept of the City Centre since he felt it would fill an existing void in Dhamma dissemination  and learning meditation in Colombo.


Nirodha Insight Meditation Group

Address: Buddhist Center Sampo, Vetehisenkuja 3  Helsinki 00530
Tradition: Theravada, Vipassana (insight) meditation
Phone: +358-40-8393281 / Juha Penttila
E-mail: nirodha.ry@gmail.com
Website: http://www.nirodha.fi/
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Main Contact: Juha Penttila  Email  (Phone: +358-40-8393281)
Notes and Events:

We organize weekly sittings, practice days, courses, study groups, and silent meditation retreats. We gather every Tuesday at 6 PM in Buddhist Center Sampo, Helsinki, Finland. Our retreats are held in English; the teachers come from abroad, for example from Gaia House. Everybody is warmly welcome to practise insight meditation (vipassana) with us!


Nirvana Peace Foundation

Address: S. H. Tower, House # 205 (2nd Floor), S. S. Khaled Road,Kazir Dewri, Chittagong, Bangladesh.   Chittagong Chittagong - 4000
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: World Fellowship of Buddhist Youth (WFBY)
Phone: 0088-01760061299, 0088-01795650852
E-mail: sabujbarua1@yahoo.com, nirvanapeace2000@yahoo.com
Website: http://npf.nirvanapeace.com
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Main Contact: SABUJ BARUA , President  Email  (Phone: 088-01760061299)
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VISION:

Integrated Human Activities for Peaceful Life and Ailing Mankind. Developed Socio-economic condition and improved life style of the poor and the under privileged groups.

MISSION:

• To promote the programs for poverty alleviation and improve the overall situation of the poorest men and women by organizing and providing them Education, Training, Credit supports and other services for taking income-generating activities.

• To promote and operate family planning, health, sanitation, safe drinking water supply, nutrition, mother and child health care services for the benefits of the poor.

• To increase the facilities of education (General and Technical) and impart training for the disabled child and socially excluded peoples to provide them in the society as worthy citizens and hold their rights and empowered them through sustainable activities.

OBJECTIVES OF ORGANIZATION:

  • To provide education to the children and adults for development of individual knowledge and capacity.
  • To establish Vocational Training Centre for providing technical skill on different trades.
  • To raise awareness and sensitize the stakeholders to realize the barriers of disabled persons and to take initiatives for overcoming the same.   
  • To protect and preserve human rights specially women and child rights.
  • To remove child labour & to improve the lives of children who are affected by conflict, deprivation, poverty providing education, healthcare and protection.
  • To provide knowledge and awareness on health care and personal hygiene especially maternal and child health care.
  • Prevention of HIV/AIDS and establishment of social dignity of people living with HIV/AIDS
  • To empower the vulnerable women at grassroots level providing necessary training, motivation, right education including necessary technical and financial support as per felt need.   
  • To aware the target peoples as well as community people regarding the uses of safe water and sanitation that importance to social mobilization on health care.
  • To promote self sufficiency of young people.To undertake environmental program to assist to maintain ecological balance and save bio-diversity.  
  • To increase family income through self-employment among the target groups encouraging them to undertake income generation activities.  
  • Media Development – Capacity building of Journalists.
  • To establish good governance at local level to ensure transparency, accountability among the local institutions.
  • To provide all possible cooperation to GO-NGOs, donors and other stakeholders.


Nisala International Meditation Center

Address: Udadumbara, Kandy, Sri Lanka   Kandy Central 20000
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: +94713876444
E-mail: meditationwithacharin@gmail.com
Website: http://www.nisala.org
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Main Contact: Dilu Fernando  Email  (Phone: +94713876444)
Teacher: Acharin Wijenayake  
Spiritual Director: Acharin Wijenayake  Email  (Phone: +94713492216)
Notes and Events:

Based in Udadumbara, Kandy, Sri Lanka, Nisala International Meditation Center is a non-profit organization that hosts Mindfulness Mediation retreats throughout the year for people from all over the world. Situated amidst the lush greenery overlooking the Knuckles mountains range, the Center is the perfect oasis to practice meditation and deep spiritual contemplation.

Acharin G. Wijenayake is the Chief Kammattanacharin (Meditation teacher) in the Nisala International Meditation Centre. He is based in Udadumbara, Kandy, Sri Lanka. He has been meditating for more than two decades in the Mindfulness and the Vipassana traditions in Sri Lanka & abroad. He employs a direct method of teaching to guide his students in their efforts to establish Right Mindfulness within their hearts. His teacher was the late Buddhist monk and the meditation master the Most Venerable Marathugoda Mahinda.


North Carolina Buddhist Temple

Address: 1017 Patterson Rd   Durham NC 27704
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: 919-827-4389
Fax: 919-827-4389
E-mail: wajip7@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.ncbuddhisttemple.org/
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Spiritual Director: Ven. Yatiyana Wajirapala Thero  Email  (Phone: 919-827-4389)
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We are located in Durham, North Carolina and welcome anyone who is interested in learning and practicing Buddha’s teachings and philosophy to achieve their spiritual and personal goals. The temple community is guided under the leadership and patronage of the Most Venerable Yatiyana Wajirapala Thero. The cultural heritage of the temple stems from the Sri Lankan tradition of Theravada Buddhism.

We offer many services that include meditation sessions, scripture discussions, Sunday school, monthly one-day retreats on Poya (Full-Moon) days, and various community and cultural events such as Vesak, Vas Season Program and Katina Pooja, Sinhala and Tamil New Year Celebrations, etc., on a frequent basis. Please check back for these announcement as they happen.


North Dakota Buddhist Vihara

Address: P.O.Box 5152   Fargo ND 58105
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: Minnesota Buddhist Vihara
Phone: (612) 522 1811
E-mail: ndbvusa@gmail.com
Website: http://www.ndbv.org
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Spiritual Director: Witiyala Seewalie Thera  Email  (Phone: (612) 522 1811)
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Mail to :  P.O.Box 5152, Fargo, 58105 ND

The mission of the North Dakota Buddhist Vihara is to share the Buddhas message of Peace and Happiness and help create peace and harmony within and ourselves and in the surrounding world.


Northwest Territories Theravāda

Address: Northwest Territories   Northwest Territories
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: Wilderness Meditation
E-mail: Inquiry@alaskatheravada.org
Website: https://alaskatheravada.org/northwest_territories/
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Theravāda Buddhist Wilderness practice throughout Northwest Territories, as well as Yukon and Alaska. Please contact for exact location.


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