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• Cambridge Buddhist Association
  ...ent of the organization, and several influential [[Buddhist]] [[teachers]] in the [[United States]] have been members. [[Category:USA Buddhist Organizations]]
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• Rimé Foundation
  ...United States]] and [[Nepal]], that was created to serve the [[Western]] [[Buddhist community]] by: ...tp://www.rimefoundation.org/translation.php '''Translating'''] important [[Buddhist texts]] into the English [[language]]
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• International Network of Engaged Buddhists
  It was established at a meeting in [[Thailand]] in February 1989 organised by [[Sulak Sivaraksa]] and [[Maruyama Teruo]]. [[INEB]] maintains an office in {{Wiki|Bangkok}}.
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• World Fellowship of Buddhists
  The '''[[World Fellowship of Buddhists]]''' ([[WFB]]) is an international [[Buddhist organization]]. It was founded in 1950 in {{Wiki|Colombo}}, [[Sri Lanka]] by representatives from 27 nations.
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• The Burmese Buddhist Association of Chicago
  ...[[teaching]] of the ways of [[Lord]] [[Buddha]] through our [[Burmese]] [[Buddhist]] [[Religion]], for [[friendship]] and fellowship ...daw]] Bhaddanta Kaythawa was born on Monday, the 2nd waxing day of Taboung in 1300 of the [[Burmese]] [[calendar]] year ( March 6th 1939) to U Hnyum and
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• Sakyadhita.org
  ...r the [[international association for Buddhist women]]. They promote women in [[Buddhism]] and the [[ordination]] of women to their choice of [[8 precept ...[[Wikipedia:United States of America (USA)|United States]] of [[America]] in 1988. [[Sakyadhita]] holds an international conference every two years; bri
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• Arya Maitreya Mandala
  '''[[Arya Maitreya Mandala]]''' is a [[tantric]] and [[Buddhist order]] founded 1933 by [[Lama]] [[Anagarika Govinda]]. ...r]] (1920-1979), set up branches of the order in Eastern {{Wiki|Asia}} and in {{Wiki|Europe}}.
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• Insight Meditation Society
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• Tarthang Tulku
  ...an]] [[teacher]] ([[lama]]) in the [[Nyingma]] [[tradition]] who [[lives]] in {{Wiki|America}}, where he works to preserve the [[art]] and {{Wiki|culture ...{Wiki|America}} in 1969 with his wife, the poet Nazli Nour. After settling in {{Wiki|Berkeley}}, CA they established the [[Tibetan]] Aid Project (TAP) wh
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• Blue Lotus Assembly
  ...practitioner and instructor who had established the [[Japanese]] Bujinkan in {{Wiki|North}} {{Wiki|America}} and later created his own {{Wiki|martial ar ...e]], [[Blue Lotus]] Assembly (Sho-Ren [[Ko]]), was derived from the Shoren-In [[Blue Lotus]] [[Temple]] of {{Wiki|Kyoto}}, former [[temple]] home of the
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• Dharma Drum Retreat Center
  ...n]] [[organization]] bought the land at 1995 after their [[Ch'an]] centers in Queens, [[New York]] and Corona Avenue were overflowed by participants duri ...[[Wikipedia:United States of America (USA)|United States]] at this center in 2000.
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• Tassajara Zen Mountain Center
  ...]] [[Sōtō Zen]] [[monastery]] in the [[Wikipedia:United States of America (USA)|United States]]. ...sajara]] [[Hot]] Springs was purchased by the [[San Francisco Zen Center]] in 1967 for the below-market price of $300,000 from Robert and Anna Beck.
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• Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche
  ...director of the Ligmincha Institute and several centers named Chamma Ling, organizations dedicated to the study and practice of the teachings of the [[Bon]] [[tradi ...angyal]] began employment at the Library of [[Tibetan]] Works and Archives in {{Wiki|Dharamsala}}, [[India]].
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• Sakyadhita International Association of Buddhist Women
  ...n founded in 1987 at the conclusion of its first conference and registered in [[California]], [[Wikipedia:United States of America (USA)|United States]] of [[America]] in 1988.
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• Dharma Realm Buddhist Association
  ...ng San Francisco, {{Wiki|Los Angeles}}, Seattle, and Vancouver, as well as in {{Wiki|Malaysia}}, {{Wiki|Taiwan}}, {{Wiki|Hong Kong}}, and [[Australia]]. [[File:Cttbdrba.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Dharma Realm Buddhist Association]]
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• Zenshuji
  ...Angeles]], [[California]], was the first [[Soto Zen]] [[Buddhist temple]] in [[North America]]. ...is a direct branch of [[Eiheiji]] and [[Sojiji]] (the two head [[temples]] in [[Japan]]).
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• The Shedra of Longchen Rabjam
  ...unique program with a [[traditional]] eight year {{Wiki|curriculum}} in [[Buddhist Philosophy]], according to the [[Pema Lingpa lineage]] of the [[Nyingma sch ...pa lineage]], as well as links to the other International Yeshe [[Khorlo]] organizations.
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• International Centre for Inner Peace and Happiness
  {{AU Buddhist Organizations Input ...h [[Religious]] Organisations to promote [[tolerance]] to all schools of [[Buddhist]] [[thought]] as well as to other [[religious]] [[faiths]]. The Centre fost
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• 27th Anniversary of Enforced Disappearance of Tibet’s 11th Panchen Lama Gedhun Choekyi Nyima
  ...emains one of the longest [[standing]] cases of enforced [[disappearance]] in the [[world]] today. In 1995, at the age of six, the [[Panchen Lama]], one of the most revered [[re
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• Changling Rinpoche XV
  ...]]. His [[lineage]] was started by the [[Tibetan]] [[Rechungpa]] who lived in the eleventh century. ...gling Rinpoche]] as the main [[tulku]] of [[Changchub Ling]] [[Monastery]] in the [[Ü-Tsang]] region of {{Wiki|Central Tibet}}.
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