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Leicestershire Buddhist Vihara
Address: (East Midlands Buddhist Association) 9 Una Avenue, Narbourgh Road, South, Leicester Braunstone Leicestershire LE3 2GS
Tradition: Theravada, Sri Lankan
Phone: 0116 282 5003
E-mail: leicestervihara@googlemail.com
Website: http://www.leicesterbuddhistvihara.co.uk
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Incumbent & Spiritual Director: Ven. T. Amita Thero
Chief Incumbent & Spiritual Director: Ven. D Rathanajoty Thero
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Regular meditation sessions in Theravada Buddhist tradition, and Soto Zen.
Leominster Meditation Society
Address: PO Box 7551 Fitchburg MA 01420
Tradition: Non-Sectarian
Affiliation: Mahayana Shamatha-Vipassana
Phone: 978 906-3299
E-mail: info@leominster-meditation.com
Website: http://www.leominster-meditation.com
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Main Contact: Paul Bail
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Shamatha-vipassana instruction and group meditation every Monday evening in Leominster, Massachusetts
Letchworth Buddhist Temple
Address: 32 High Avenue, Letchworth Garden City Hertfordshire SG6 3QS Hertfordshire
Tradition: Theravada, Sri Lanka - all are welcome!
Phone: 01462 641326
E-mail: info@letchworthtemple.com
Website: http://www.letchworthtemple.com
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Spiritual Director: Rev. Nahalle Rahula Thero
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Daily chanting and meditation: 7.30 am, 11.15 am and 7.00 pm at the Vihara.
Weekly meditation Sessions and Dhamma discussion are conducted every Wednesday and Sunday at 6.30 pm.
Dhamma class and the language class for children are carried out fortnightly on Saturday at 3.00 pm.
Monthly Full moon day programme is organised on the nearest Saturday of the actual Poya day.
Dhamma discussion session, Dhamma class and language class programmes are conducted once a month in High Wycombe.
Annual events such as the Sri Lankan New Year, Vesak Celebrations, Poson Celebrations, Esala Celebrations and the Kathina Ceremony are organised in a highly appreciative manner.
The Venerable monks visit local schools and hospitals on invitation and engage in religious activities in other Buddhist temples and Buddhist associations in the UK and Europe.
Lewella Meditation Centre
Address: 160 Dharmasoka Mawatha
Lewella
Kandy
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: 081-4921814
E-mail: lewella.meditation@gmail.com
Website: http://members.aol.com/Analayo/index.htm
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A centre for experienced male meditators, and for the study of Buddhism, situated on the outskirts of Kandy. In addition to rooms within the centre several individual retreat kutis (huts) are available on the edge of the Udawattakelle forest reserve.
Lexington Shambhala Center
Address: 315 W. Maxwell Street, Lexington, KY 40508 Lexington KY 40508
Tradition: Vajrayana, Tibetan, Kagyü lineage
Affiliation: Shambhala International
E-mail: info@lexingtonshambhala.org
Website: http://lexington.shambhala.org
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Founder: Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche
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Café Shambhala on Saturday mornings, 9 AM - Noon
Two sitting meditation periods 9-10 and 11-12 with a social hour 10-11. Free basic meditation instruction is available.
Lhundrup Choling Dharma Center
Address: 2481 Amherst Avenue
Los Angeles CA 90064
Tradition: Vajrayana, Nyingma
Phone: 310 445 0913
E-mail: lundrupcholing@gmail.com
Website: http://www.lhundrupcholing.com
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Spiritual Director: Khenpo Sonam Email (Phone: 310 445 0913)
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Located in West L.A., L’hundrup Choling was founded to preserve the sacred lineage of Nyingma Vajrayana Buddhism. Khenpo Sonam, our Spiritual Director, leads group practice and freely offers clear teachings in fluent English. Students can also receive profound transmissions from visiting teachers and great lineage masters.
Lian Shan Shuang Lin Monastery
Address: 184 Jalan Toa Payoh
Singapore 319944
Tradition: Mahayana
Phone: 62595292
Fax: 63529329
E-mail: enquiries@shuanglin.org
Website: http://www.shuanglin.sg
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Lian Shan Shuang Lin Monastery, an architecture masterpiece of the nineteenth century, also represents a unique pageant of Singapore history.
An amazing and eventful history of the Monastery relates back to the year 1858. Low Kim Pong, a young man of twenty from Zhangzhou County in the Fujian province, China , left his hometown and set sail for Singapore in search of a living. Born into a poor family, he was nevertheless generous and industrious by nature. Starting off from small businesses, the devoted Buddhist Low Kim Pong eventually became a successful entrepreneur and an influential leader of the Fujian community in Singapore .
In 1898, both Low Kim Pong and his son dreamt of a sacred man, radiating golden light, approaching from the West to the water front. Believing this to be an omen and with a continuing enthusiasm, they went to the waterfront and waited patiently. A boat finally arrived at dusk, with Venerable Xian Hui and his family of 12 monks and nuns.
They were actually stopping by Singapore , after six years of pilgrimage to India , Ceylon and Burma and were on their way home to Fuzhou County in Fujian.
Venerable Xian Hui and his entourage were invited to Low Kim Pong\\\'s home for a sojourn. During their stay, Low Kim Pong proposed to Venerable Xian Hui his vision of building a monastery in Singapore . So intent on having the familyl to stay, he donated 50 acres of land in the central part of the island (the present day Toa Payoh New Town) to build the monastery and invited Venerable Xian Hui to be the founding abbot of the monastery.
The plan to build the Monastery received overwhelming support from the Chinese community in Singapore , Malaysia and Indonesia .
Apart from monetary support, they also deploy the resources of craftsmen from their hometowns Fuzhou , Quanzhou and Zhangzhou Counties in the Fujian province, as well as Chaozhou County in the Guangdong province to build the Monastery. Together they created a unique blend of architectural styles particular to each region yet harmoniously fused to reflect the immigrant society of Singapore at that time.
Lian Shan Shuang Lin Monastery, with its rich and diverse history, exhibits a magnitude and splendour beyond description. Coupled with the eleven years of restoration work since 1991, this century old Monastery has finally regained its glory. Undeniably, Shuang Lin Shall become a milestone in the heritage of Singapore.
Liberation Park
Address: PO Box 205
Norwalk, WI 54648
Norwalk WI
Tradition: Theravada, Thai Forest- Venerable Buddhadasa Bhikkhu
Affiliation: Suan Mokkh, Ajahn Buddhadasa
Phone: (608) 823-7141
E-mail: info@liberationpark.org
Website: http://www.liberationpark.org
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Contact: Jo Marie Thompson
Teacher: Ajahn Santikaro
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We are a young Dhamma refuge in southwestern Wisconsin, with roots in the Theravada tradition of Buddhism and modelled after Suan Mokkh, the "radical conservative" monastery founded by Buddhadasa Bhikkhu in southern Thailand. We are dedicated to fostering a community of liberatory practice; providing a natural setting for personal retreat and study; and living out a Buddhist ethics of ecological healing, social responsibility, and right relationship.
Lien Hoa Temple
Address: 260 Newbridge Rd Moorebank NSW 2170
Tradition: Mahayana, Vietnamese
Affiliation: Vietnamese Buddhist Association and Liên Hoa Temple in Saigon
Phone: 0416 479 752 Tel & Fax 02-95596789
Website: https://chuaadida.com/chi-tiet-chua-lien-hoa-sydney-3255.html
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Spiritual Director: Venerable Hai Trieu Am
Teacher: Ven Tâm Lạc
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Lien Hoa Pagoda is a nunnery that has joined the Unified Buddhist Church of Vietnam in NSW, Australia.
The Nun Abbot was alone in the temple until Sister Hue Nhan asked to be ordained in 1997. The nun named the pagoda after Master's Lien Hoa Pagoda in Saigon, Master Hai Trieu Am.
The temple guides the need to learn Buddhism for Buddhists mostly in the North, East and West areas near the city of Sydney.
Every week, about 30-40 people come to worship Buddha on Sunda
Liên Trì Monastery
Address: 2276 West Red Fox Road
Mt. Vernon, AL 36560
AL
Tradition: Mahayana, Vietnamese-everyone welcome!
Affiliation: Kim Son Monastery in Watsonville, California
Phone: (251) 829-9660
Website: http://www.lientri.org/index.php/en/
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Spiritual Director: Grand Master Thich Tinh Tu
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Lien Tri Monastery is a mixture of traditional and modern Mahāyāna Buddhist Meditation training center and a place of practice for lay people. The Monastery sits on 80 acres of serene landscape, surrounded by a forest of Southern Pines, two ponds, and a large ten acre lake in Mt Vernon, Alabama. The Monastery is an approximately 45 minute driving distance from the city of Mobile. When first entering the grounds, visitors are led down a long serene path that gives a sense of calm and peace.
Originally owned by a wealthy resident of Mt. Vernon, this property was a vacation resort. In 2006, the Lotus Association Buddhist Group of Mobile, Alabama purchased this property for Buddhist Meditation practices. Later, in 2009 this land was donated to Grand Master Thich Tinh Tu and the Sangha of Kim Son Monastery in Watsonville, California.
Life and Hope Association
Address: # 0211 Wat Damnak
Salakomreuk Commune
Siem Reap, Cambodia
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: Office (855) 63 761 810 Cell phone (855)92 929 962, Venerable Somnieng, director
E-mail: somniengangkor@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.lifeandhopeangkor.org/
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Teacher: Venerable Somnieng
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Connect us via facebook
Based in Siem Reap, Life and Hope Association (LHA) is a Cambodian non-profit, non-governmental and non-political organization. It was established by the Monks of Wat Damnak and friends in 2005. It is our vision to create a Cambodia that is a peaceful and cohesive society built on a basis of loving kindness and compassion, with equal rights and equal opportunity for all.
LHA is an education focused organization committed to alleviating poverty, ignorance and hardship through creating equal access to education for the underprivileged in our community. These efforts are primarily directed towards Khmer youth. Our name aptly states our goal: to give LIFE and HOPE to Cambodia\\\'s needy and vulnerable.
Through its projects, LHA aims to meet the direct needs of the individuals and communities we work with. We believe that it is our responsibility to ensure that the beneficiaries of our projects have access to the information which can guide them into a future of awareness - from health and lifestyle to social responsibilities and rights.
Vision: We envisage a fair and equitable society built on compassion and loving-kindness and offering education for all.
Mission: Our mission is to improve the lives of those most in need by providing compassionate care and educational opportunities, especially to poor and volunerable children and to disadvantaged young women.
Strategic Goal: Our strategic goal is to develop a successful model of change that offers society\\\'s most disadvantaged people a significantly improved LIFE and HOPE for a better future and then to replicate it to bring a transformational change to society.
Values: We provide our sovices with a sense of compassion, respect, and loving-kindness. We run our organization with integrity, professionalism, and accountability.
Life Awareness, Buddhist & Arts Society
Address: blk 134 Geylang East Ave 1#02-221
Singapore 380134
Tradition: Vajrayana, nyingma
Phone: 90186096
Website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUjnTKb7fXI
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Teacher: Ven Zhi Zhen
Spiritual Director: Late HH Jigme Phonsok Rinpoche
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The Buddhist society organises regular dharma talks Pujas meditation class and animal liberation and other funeral chantings. Buddhist tours to batam and other India Pilgrimages to receive teachings from HH Karmapa etc. All are welcome.
Lifeflow Meditation Centre
Address: 8 / 259 Glen Osmond Rd
Frewville SA 5063 SA
Tradition: Vajrayana, Tibetan, Karma Kagyu
Phone: (08) 8379 9001
Fax: (08) 8379 9012
E-mail: info@lifeflow.com.au
Website: http://www.lifeflow.com.au/
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Main Contact: Lisa Hancock or John Burston Email
Spiritual Director: Ven. Dr. Graham Williams
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The Lifeflow Meditation Centre is a wholly Australian, non-profit, educational organisation. The meditation practices and techniques have been adapted from both the Burmese tradition, including the practices of Shamatha and Vipassana, and the Tibetan Karma Kargyu Buddhist tradition, including Mahamudra and Yoga-Tantra practices.The Centre has a team of six teachers, all of whom have had at least 10 years of meditation experience. The founder and director is Dr Graham Williams who originally trained in both the Burmese and Tibetan Buddhist traditions, and was ordained by HH the 16th Karmapa in 1981. For over twenty five years Dr Williams and the teaching team have been translating the knowledge, skill and wisdom of the Buddhist meditation traditions to makes these accessible and relevant to our contemporary Australian lifestyles.Learn to meditate - Courses are run regularly in Norwood, Adelaide. Each course runs for 7 weeks, and we teach simple and effective meditation techniques drawn from the Buddhist tradition.
Advanced meditation classes - We also teach through to an advanced level, covering the deepest aspects of Buddhist philosophy and psychology.
Meditation retreats - Throughout the year we offer retreats at Tara Hills Retreat Centre, for beginners through to advanced practitioners. All retreats are guided by qualified teachers, and allow participants to engage in advanced Insight and Yoga-Tantra practices.http://www.lifeflow.com.auVisit our website to find a full listing of courses, events and teachings available throughout the year.
Light of Buddha/Nimbus Compassion
Address: 9452 Dewey Dr., Garden Grove, CA 92841 CA CA 92841
Tradition: Vajrayana, Karma Kagyu
Phone: 7143690702
E-mail: tuyetnguyen927@yahoo.com
Website: https://www.nimbuscompassion.com
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assistant: Victoria Email (Phone: 714 369 0702)
Main Contact: Victoria Email (Phone: 714 369 0702)
Teacher: Lama Dawa
Spiritual Director: Lama Dawa Email (Phone: 510 6049177)
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Medicine Buddha, White Tara, Green Tara Chenrezig, Amitabah Buddha... Powa
Light of Buddhadharma Foundation International
Address: 2018 Allston Way, Berkeley CA 94704 Berkely 94704
Tradition: Non-Sectarian
Phone: 510 8091025
E-mail: lbdfio@lbdfi.org, www.tipitakachantingcouncil.org
Website: http://www.lbdfi.org
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Mission & Vision
The inspiration for the Light of Buddhadharma Foundation International (LBDFI) is the compassion and wisdom of the Buddha, as expressed in the Buddhadharma and brought forward through the living tradition of the Sangha. The vision of the Foundation is to apply the principle of loving compassion to achieve peace and harmony for all humanity.
Extending the work of its founder, Venerable Tarthang Tulku on behalf of world peace and the Buddhist cultural heritage, the Foundation\\\'s mission has four areas of activities:
- To support preservation and restoration of the shrines and cultural artifacts of India, the Aryadesha;
- To support pilgrimages and religious ceremonies at the holy places for practitioners of all Buddhist schools and denominations;
- To support research into and understanding of the texts, practices, and symbols of Buddhism, especially by sponsoring educational programs and events at the holy places;
- To promote mutual respect among all beings through the worldwide cooperation of men and women of good will.
We are a fully registered charity under the laws of the State of California, USA, with affiliate organizations in India and Thailand.
Ligmincha International
Address: 554 Drumheller Lane Shipman VI 22971
Tradition: Vajrayana, Tibetan, Bon Buddhist
Phone: 434-263-6304
Fax: 434-263-6355
E-mail: office@ligmincha.org
Website: http://www.ligmincha.org/
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Main Contact: Sue Davis-Dill
Spiritual Director: Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche
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Ligmincha International is a worldwide network of centers and sanghas founded by Geshe Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche. Its headquarters is Ligmincha Institute at Serenity Ridge, a year-round retreat center located in Nelson County, Virginia, USA. Visit the Ligmincha website to find local practice groups and centers throughout North and South America, Europe, and Asia; as well as a wide variety of Internet-based teachings.
Lilburn Nichiren Daishonin Group
Address: Lilburn GA 30093
Tradition: Mahayana, Nichiren Daishonin
E-mail: momohonda1933@yahoo.com
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Main Contact: Momo Tada
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For all who are interested in learning/practicing the Buddhism of Nichiren Daishonin; searching for contacts in the Atlanta/Georgia area.
Lincroft Zen Sangha
Address: Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Monmouth County 1475 West Front Street, Lincroft, NJ 07738 NJ
Tradition: Mahayana, Soto Zen
Affiliation: Zen Center of Los Angeles
Phone: (732) 291-3966
E-mail: info@lincroftzen.org
Website: http://www.lincroftzen.org
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Contact: Merle Kodo Boyd andPeter Ott
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Meets every Wednesday from 7-9pm. Newcomers please arrive at 6:15pm for basic instruction.
Liok Lan Tong Association (admin office)
Address: 506 Caballeros Street
Brgy San Nicolas
Binondo manila Manila 1006
Tradition: Mahayana, Sakya , Gelugpa, Pureland Buddhism
Affiliation: Philippine Buddhism / Taoism
Phone: 6332178
E-mail: lioklantong@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.lioklantong.com
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director: Peter Khoe
Spiritual Director: Christopher Khoe
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Liok Lan Tong Association (admin office) public Buddhist library free Dharma book and cd.
Lions Roar Dharma Center
Address: 708 Alhambra Blvd Sacramento CA 95816
Tradition: Vajrayana, Tibetan
Phone: (916) 565-6314
E-mail: jinpa@middlewayhealth.com
Website: http://www.lionsroardharmacenter.org
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Spiritual Director: Lama Yeshe Jinpa
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Lions Roar Dharma Center is a Buddhist practice center in Sacramento, California, USA. We practice the way of Shakyamuni Buddha as passed down through the great synthesizer of Tibetan Buddhism, Lama Tsongkapa, up to the present Dalai Lama. We follow in the lineage of Serajey Monastic University in India.
The core of Buddhist meditation training is based on yoga techniques taught by Shakyamuni Buddha and successive teachers. These techniques include sitting meditation, used to develop calm, awareness, and finally insight, as well as walking meditation. Imaginal practice is also used to creatively work with aspects of our own self nature through imagining Buddhas such as Tara, Chenresig or Vajrasattva. Discussions and Dharma talks help integrate these techniques into our daily life. Please visit our website for meeting times.
Little Bangkok Sangha
Address: Various locations in Bangkok Bangkok Bangkok
Tradition: Non-Sectarian, All Dhamma in English, in Bangkok
Phone: 085 060 7386
E-mail: little.bang@live.com
Website: http://www.littlebang.wordpress.com
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Littlebang, short for The Little Bangkok Sangha aims to be an up-to-date resource for Dhamma events in Bangkok that are in English. We invite speakers who are passing through Bangkok to stop and give a talk (or two), or lead workshops in meditation. Many events are arranged by Littlebang directly, others are of different organisations in Bangkok. Occasionally weekend retreats are arranged outside of Bangkok too. Emphasis is on Theravada Buddhism, but all good Dhamma (that is for free) is listed.
Little Dust Buddhist Community
Address: website NSW
Tradition: Non-Sectarian
Affiliation: rainbodhi
E-mail: contact@littledust.org
Website: https://littledust.org/
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Main Contact: Bhante Akaliko
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Little Dust connects communities across Australia to the Buddha’s teachings. We create Dhamma and meditation events for Buddhists from diverse cultural backgrounds, as well as new Buddhists and the Buddh-ish. Little Dust aims to make Buddhism available to everyone, especially in regional and country areas where access to the Dhamma is limited.
The name Little Dust comes from the story of Brahmā Sahampati requesting the Buddha to teach out of compassion, saying that there are many beings with little dust in their eyes who would be able to understand the Buddha’s teaching.
Little Heron Zen Hermitage
Address: 74 Alpine Avenue Hamilton Ontario L9A1A6
Tradition: Mahayana, Vietnamese Zen
Phone: 9055755976
E-mail: sistertinhquang@yahoo.ca
Website: http>//www.zenbuddhistnun.blogspot.com
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Teachers: Visiting monastics a few times per year
Main Contact: Thich Nu Tinh Quang
Spiritual Director: Thich Nu Tinh Quang Email (Phone: 19055755976)
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Zen and Vipassana Meditation, Days of Mindfulness, workshops, courses, individual counselling, chanting, and dharma talks.
Liverpool Awakened Heart Meditation Group
Address: c/o Linksview, 102 Vale Road Liverpool L25 7FB
Tradition: Vajrayana, Kagyu / Nyingma
Affiliation: Awakened Heart Sangha
Phone: 01766530839
E-mail: liverpool@ahs.org.uk
Website: https://buddhistmeditationliverpool.org.uk/
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Main Contact: Jayasiddhi Email (Phone: 01766530839)
Spiritual Director: Lama Shenpen Hookham Email (Phone: 01766530839)
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Meditation instruction and Buddhist teachings from the Awakened Heart Sangha. Weekly meetings in Liverpool. Open to all. Beginners always welcome.
Living Bodhicitta
Address: 2680 Hancock Street Port Townsend WA 98368
Tradition: Mahayana, Non-Sectarian, The lineage of Dzogchen and as taught by Patrul Rinpoche and Jigme Lingpa.
Affiliation: Mahayana Buddhism
Phone: 4807728444
E-mail: josef.t.evans@gmail.com
Website: http://livingbodhicitta.com
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Teacher: Joe Evans
Spiritual Director: Joe Evans Email (Phone: 4807728444)
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Regular meditation and discussion groups, workshops, visiting teachers, and one-on-one mentoring available.Weekly discussion group is free of charge, and mentoring is available on a sliding scale.
We continuously use The Way of the Bodhisattva in the style of Patrul Rinpoche.
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