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New England Institute for Buddhist Studies
Address: 343 Washington Terrace Middletown CN 06457
Tradition: Mahayana
Affiliation: North American Shin Buddhist Association
E-mail: amida@bffct.org
Website: http://bffct.org/bff/dharmaquest/
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The New England Institute of Buddhist Studies, located in Middletown, Connecticut, offers courses, workshops and seminars, that meet One-Day-A-Month and have been designed to deepen your understanding and practice of Shin Buddhism and the whole of the Buddhist tradition. In addition, we offer periodic mindfulness retreats, meditation classes, and comprehensive leadership and teaching certification programs.
New Moon Zendo
Address: Ridgewood Unitarian Church; 113 Cottage Place Ridgewood NJ 07450
Tradition: Mahayana, Zen
Phone: 914-714-8621
E-mail: carlviggiani@gmail.com
Website: http://www.uuridgewood.org
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Teacher: Carl Viggiani
Main Contact: Carl Viggiani Email (Phone: 914-428-8506)
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Mondays 7:30pm zazen includes sitting and walking meditation and some chanting. Dharma talks twice a month. Monthly meeting with sensei available. We welcome beginning meditators.
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 River Sangha
Address: 2921 Brook Drive Falls Church VI 22042
Tradition: Mahayana, Rinzai
Affiliation: Order of the Boundless Way
E-mail: mujishindo@verizon.net
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Spiritual Director: Muji Shindo Email
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Modern American Buddhism focused upon the basic teachings of Siddhartha Gautama. Specalizing in prisons and others in need.
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)
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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.
New York Tsurphu Goshir Dharma Center
Address: 183 15th Street Brooklyn, New York 11215
Tradition: Vajrayana, Kagyu (Goshir Gyaltsabpas)
Affiliation: Karma Kagyu
Phone: (646)361-9201
Fax: (718)369-1034
E-mail: info@goshir.org
Website: http://www.goshir.org
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Main Contact: Lama Dorje Odzer Email (Phone: (646) 361-9201)
Teacher: Lama Dorje Odzer, Lama Karma Sangye Rinchen
Spiritual Director: Goshir Gyaltsab Rinpoche
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We live in a complex and ever-changing world which presents challenges for anyone who seeks to maintain a contemplative practice. As a response to this our center offers a place to gather for group practice, personal instruction, for study, as well as meditation and reflection.
Our primary concern is to offer Tibetan Buddhist training in a manner that reflects the specific guidance and wisdom of the Kagyu lineage laid down through the line of the Goshir Gylatsabpas
As a place of refuge, a temple, and a space dedicated to exploring meaningfully engaged contemplative practice, New York Tsurphu Goshir Dharma Center is committed to supporting the community that it serves.
- On a daily basis, we perform the offering of water tormas and Tara practice in the morning and an offering to the glorious Four-Armed Mahakala and Dudsolma in the evening.
- On Wednesdays, we perform Chöd offerings.
- On the 15th of every Tibetan lunar month, we perform Tara puja.
- On the 8th of every Tibetan lunar month, we perform the Medicine Buddha puja.
- On the 10th of every lunar month, we perform a feast offering to Vajrakilaya.
- On the 25th of every Tibetan lunar month, we also perform the long Vajravarahi Sadhana and Milarepa Guru Yoga with a feast offering.
- Here is a schedule of our classes.
New York Zendo Shobo-ji
Address: 223 E 67th St, New York, NY 10065
New York 10065
Tradition: Mahayana
Phone: (212) 861-3333
E-mail: office@newyorkzendo.org
Website: http://www.daibosatsu.org/newyorkzendo.html
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New York Zendo Shobo-ji officially opened its doors on September 15, 1968. It was one of the first Rinzai Zen practice centers to be established in the United States, and remains one of the few authentic Rinzai Zen centers anywhere.
Located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York Zendo offers city dwellers the opportunity to experience authentic Zen practice in the midst of their daily lives. With a full weekly schedule of zazen and chanting, regular all-day sittings and other activities, the temple provides ample opportunities for the Sangha to practice, work, and celebrate together.
Newark Center for Meditative Culture
Address: Newark NJ 07101
Tradition: Non-Sectarian
E-mail: info@newarkmeditation.org
Website: http://www.newarkmeditation.org
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Co-founder/Chair/Teacher: Marcie L. Barth Email
Spiritual Advisor/Lead Teacher: Ib’nallah S. Kazi Email
Main Contact: Marcie L. Barth Email
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Newark Center for Meditative Culture (NCMC) is a diverse urban meditation community serving the Greater Newark Area in New Jersey. From 2012 through 2016 we served as an informal community initiative until we then formed a 501(c)3 non-profit organization in 2017. Most of our programs have been held at art galleries and in nature at parks. Our programs are based on secular and spiritual teachings from Buddhist and other wisdom traditions, within the context of the socially engaged, multi-cultural and diverse population of the Greater Newark Area. Our programs comprise of meditation classes, daylong retreats, sitting groups, and workshops. We engage too through Compassionate Activism. We are active in supporting local community events and making presentations in order to educate the community about meditation. NCMC is a volunteer-run organization with a strong commitment to openness and inclusion. We do this in two ways:
Diversity/Expansiveness: Our intention is to offer both general and specific programs for specific groups of people and issues. Thus far we have had focused-programs and retreats related to People of Color (PoC), women, and children. The PoC retreats especially are intended to provide an affinity group for individuals who daily confront the effects of oppression and racism, and who therefore may initially choose to avoid mixed programs.
Inclusiveness: All of our programs are offered as donation-based no-fee to the participant. Instead, we invite all participants to make voluntary gifts to the level of their ability, sometimes with suggested donation amounts. NCMC disperses the donations equitably between teachers and venue providers. We base this system on the practice of dana or generosity, which is inherent to many spiritual traditions. See Giving.
Our Mission
To form a meditation community based on the secular, universal principles and practices of Buddhist-based psychology/philosophy, applied through both traditional and contemporary means, along with ancestral, yogic, Taoist, Sufi, and other wisdom teachings and disciplines. NCMC is intended to be a safe place where like-minded people can gather in order to practice the fundamental meditation methods of tranquility, insight, and loving-kindness (metta), and to become engaged together in conscientious, compassionate, and contemplative activities as a group and in the local community.
Our Vision
To be an inclusive community of practice, study, and social engagement that provides a refuge for all people who seek meditation and spiritual development and a purposeful, conscientious lifestyle.
Our Goal
To develop a center with a dedicated meditation community committed to practicing together and supporting each other and to maintain the culture of this center so that all can feel welcome. We intend for it to take shape both through leader guidance and organic means according to the wants, needs, and conditions of the community. Our founding members are committed to furthering our spiritual growth and leadership capacities through ongoing practice and education in order for the organization to develop fluidly and become self-regulating. By engaging teachers and advisors with deep knowledge and practice in Buddhist philosophy and meditation, other wisdom disciplines, and community immersion, we can ensure that we maintain integrity.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NewarkCenterforMeditativeCulture/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/NCMC_Meditates
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/newark.meditative.culture/
Nichiren Buddhist Sangha of Texas
Address: Houston.
Myoken Temple
P.O. Box 14048 Houston TX 77221-4048
Tradition: Mahayana, Nichiren Buddhism
Affiliation: Nichiren Order of North America; Nichiren Shu
Phone: (713) 429-1274
E-mail: mike.barrett@sbcglobal.net
Website: http://www.nichiren-shu.org/Houston/
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President: Mike Barrett Email (Phone: 713-741-1318)
Spiritual Director: Rev. Myokei Lynda Caine-Barrett Email (Phone: 713-429-1274)
Notes and Events:
Shodaigyo meditation Wednesdays at 7:30 pm
Weekend services 1st/3rd Sundays at 10:00 am, 2nd/4th Saturdays at 9:00 am
Lotus Sutra study, recitation in english and shindoku, chanting Odaimoku
Nichiren Buddhist Sangha of Texas
Address: Myoken-ji Temple
4360 Graduate Circle Houston, TX 77004
Tradition: Mahayana, Nichiren Shu
Affiliation: Nichiren Order of North America
Phone: 713-429-1274; 877-803-6647
E-mail: nbstx@comcast.net
Website: http://www.nichiren-shu.org/Houston
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Spiritual Director: Myokei Caine-Barrett, Shonin Email (Phone: 713-429-1274)
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All of our practices and services are based on the teachings contained within the Lotus Sutra as well as the writings of Nichiren Shonin. The following five practices are taken from the Lotus Sutra.
- to receive and keep the Sutra in ones body and mind
- to read the Sutra
- to recite the Sutra
- to share the Sutra with other
- to copy the Sutra.
Nichiren Buddhist Sangha of the Antelope Valley
Address: 44845 Cedar Ave
Lancaster CA 93534
Tradition: Mahayana, Nichiren Shu
Affiliation: Nichiren Order of North America; Nichiren Shu
Phone: 661-947-1753
Fax: n/a
E-mail: micheledc@Qnet.com
Website: http://www.avnbs.org/
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Main Contact: Michele Chavez Email (Phone: 661-947-1753)
Teacher: Rev. Ryuei Michael McCormick
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Weekly services on Tuesday evenings at 7:00 pm
Chanting Odaimoku, sutra recitation in shindoku and English, study.
Nichiren Secular
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Tradition: Non-Sectarian
Affiliation: Lotus Sutra
E-mail: NichirenSecular@gmail.com
Website: https://sites.google.com/view/nichirensecular/home
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Main Contact: Administrator Email
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An article on this website explains how the meaning of the Lotus Sutra and the rituals of the Nichiren tradition can be reset for a secular worldview. The site also contains sample secular prayers to replace traditional versions found in the prayer books of multiple denominations. The purpose is to provide those ready to transition into a secular practice with a way to either integrate with the school they are currently associated with or continue independently.
Reading the article may be difficult for some. It is formatted for an academic journal and addresses issues related to reinterpreting long-standing Mahayana doctrine. The site administer is available for questions, but there are no priests or lay leaders. No donations, too.
Nichiren Shoshu
Address: Norcross 30093
Tradition: nichiren shoshu
Phone: 770-242-6023
E-mail: myoama@yahoo.com
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Main Contact: Donna Okumura Email
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Shodaigy
Gongyo (Sutra recitation)
Gather weekly on shodai
Nitartha Institute
Address: Mailing address: 3902 Woodland Park Ave N Seattle, WA 98103
Tradition: Vajrayana, Non-Sectarian, Tibetan, Kagyu & Nyingma
Affiliation: Nitartha International, Nalandabodhi
Phone: 206-947-6018
E-mail: info@nitarthainstitute.org
Website: http://nitarthainstitute.org
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Main Contact: Sandra Roscoe Email (Phone: 206-947-6018)
Spiritual Director: The Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche
Acharya: Lama Tenpa Gyaltsen
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Nitartha Institute was founded in 1996 by The Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche, a Tibetan master who is renowned for his exceptional ability to present key Buddhist teachings on the nature of mind in English, and in a way that clarifies their essential meaning for modern-day Western students. Nitartha Institute’s broad and deep approach to Buddhist studies, covering the core teachings of Buddhism, and the main commentaries of the Tibetan masters of the Kagyü and Nyingma lineages, makes it a true resource for Buddhists of all traditions. The personal practicality of the teachings at Nitartha ensures their usefulness to a wide range of people who are Buddhists in any tradition as well as non-Buddhists. Nitartha’s courses are taught in several locations throughout the US and Canada and are organized in various formats ranging from weekend intensives, weekly classes in a semester format, 9-day programs, and a two-week or month-long summer residential program.
No Hindrance Zen
Address: Baton Rouge 70808
Tradition: Mahayana, White Plum Zen Buddhist Lineage
Affiliation: Two Arrows Zen
E-mail: nohindrancezen@yahoo.com
Website: https://www.nohindrancezen.org/
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Teacher: Gary Muso Pettigrew Hoshi
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No Hindrance Zen offers weekly practice opportunities in the Baton Rouge area. Services include Zazen (seated meditation), Dharma talks (presentations on Zen Buddhism), and discussion.
Norman Meditation Group
Address: Norman OK 73072
Tradition: Non-Sectarian
Phone: (Cliff) 405- 310-2490
E-mail: haven.tobias@gmail.com
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We meet weekly for a 40-minute silent meditation, followed by sharing and tea for those who choose to stay.
North American Buddhist Alliance
Address: WA 98178
Tradition: Non-Sectarian
Phone: 253-886-6251
E-mail: Info@NorthAmericanBuddhistAlliance.org
Website: http://www.NorthAmericanBuddhistAlliance.org
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North American Buddhist Alliance shares Dharma resources across Buddhist traditions. We aim to foster supportive networks. We encourage collaboration, communication, and interaction among Buddhists and Buddhist groups. We publicise, sponsor, or coordinate initiatives and activities of interest through NABA's interactive website and NABA News.
North American Shin Buddhist Association (NASBA)
Address: Middletown CN
Tradition: Mahayana, Shin Buddhism
Affiliation: independent lay practicioners
E-mail: amida@bffct.org
Website: http://bffct.org/bff/nasba/
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NASBA is a growing and innovative collection of affiliated American Shin Buddhist communities that follow the successful and increasingly popular practice style of its flagship community, the Buddhist Faith Fellowship of Connecticut. Established in the year 2005, and now headquartered in Middletown, Connecticut, NASBA serves as the religious and administrative center for its affiliated sanghas across the continent and the world.
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.
Northeast Ohio Buddhist News
Tradition: Non-Sectarian
E-mail: lbrakeman@cox.net
Website: http://www.facebook.com/neobn
Main Contact: Lynne Brakeman Email
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Northeast Ohio Buddhist News supports and engages the diverse Northeast Ohio Buddhist community by providing a central source for news, events and networking. Members of this FaceBook page can post news and events of interest to Buddhist students in our region. Occasional posts about national and international Buddhist news -- and about events in surrounding states.
Northern Light Zen Center
Address: 202 Meadow Road. Topsham ME 04086
Tradition: Mahayana, Korean Chogye Order
Affiliation: Kwan Un School of Zen
Phone: (207) 835-1480
E-mail: northernlightzencenter@gmail.com
Website: http://www.nlzc.info
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Contact: Bill Robitzek
Teacher: Terence Cronin, JDPSN
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Evening Practice is every Wednesday.
6:00 Orientation for new students
6:40 General arrival
6:45 Recite 4 Great Vows; 3 Bows
6:50 Chanting
7:05 Sitting meditation
7:35 Walking meditation
7:45 Sitting meditation
8:05 Reading from Zen Books
8:20 Discussion
8:30 Conversation and departure
Nritya Mandala Mahavihara/ Dance Mandal
Address: Portland 97214
Tradition: Vajrayana, Newar/Nepalese Buddhism specializes in the Buddhist arts including dance, singing,painting, mask and deity costumes, and mandalas
Affiliation: Newar Vajrayana Buddhism
Phone: 503-807-5252
E-mail: info@dancemandal.com
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Teacher: Prajwal Ratna Vajracharya
Spiritual Director: Prajwa Ratnal Vajracharya Email (Phone: )
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Charya Nritya and Giti Classes - Lineage of Nepalese Buddhist Dance and Song, dancing the Bodhisattvas, Dakinis, and Buddhas for Deity Yoga.
Nyingma Institute
Address: 1815 Highland Place
Berkeley CA 94709
Tradition: Vajrayana
Affiliation: Tarthang Tulku
Phone: 510-809-1000
E-mail: nyingma-institute@nyingma.org
Website: http://www.nyingmainstitute.com
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Main Contact: reception desk (Phone: 510-809-1000)
Teacher: Sylvia Gretchen
Spiritual Director: Tarthang Tulku
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With an emphasis on joyful engagement in life, the Nyingma Institute in Berkeley, California has been bringing the riches of the Tibetan tradition to the Western world since 1972.
We offer training in meditation, Buddhist studies, and Tibetan language in ways that blend cognitive and experiential learning. Tibetan Yoga; Nyingma Psychology; and the Time, Space, and Knowledge vision were all developed here by our founder Tarthang Tulku. These unique fields of study provide effective ways to counteract tension, clear the mind, and open body and mind to new dimensions of feeling.
We offer ongoing weekend and extended retreats, classes, workshops, certificate programs, resident and non-resident volunteer programs.
Oklahoma Buddhist Vihāra
Address: 4820 N Portland Ave. Oklahoma City OK 73112
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: (405) 810 - OKBV (6528)
E-mail: vihara@okbv.org
Website: https://www.okbv.org/
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Resident Monk: Santhapiya
Teacher: Bhante Piyaratana
Resident Monk: Piyananda
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Oklahoma Buddhist Vihāra is a non-profit organization dedicated to the study and practice of the teachings of the Buddha. Our resident monks are trained in the Theravada tradition, but we invite Buddhists of all traditions to practice with us.
_____Services_____
Sunday
5:00pm - 6:00pm Meditation & Discussion @ OKBV
Tuesday
6:00pm - 7:00pm Meditation & Discussion @ OKBV
Wednesday
6:00pm - 7:00pm Silent Meditation @ OKBV
Thursday
6:00pm - 7:00pm Meditation & Discussion @ OKBV
Saturday
6:00pm - 7:00pm Meditation & Discussion @ OKBV
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