Drangsong Foundation works in service to the wisdom sciences of Asia. 

Our mission is to serve the medical and wisdom traditions of Asia; an offering to the lineages that have inspired us and countless others over the millennia. As a registered nonprofit organization in California, we have active projects in Nepal and India. 

We work with the [Sowa Rigpa International College](https://sorigcollege.org), the first accredited college program teaching the science of Tibetan & Himalayan medicine in Nepal. There, we are developing educational and research programs, and helping with fundraising efforts to support the college and sponsor students. 

In addition, our team translates and researches texts from Tibetan and Sanskrit languages on traditional medicine and spiritual practices. 

Drangsong Foundation

Dharma Gates is a nonprofit dedicated to opening pathways into formal meditation practice for young adults. 

Dharma Gates Inc

The Uganda Buddhist Centre was founded in 2005.

The Uganda Buddhist Centre was founded in 2005 by the Most Ven. Bhante Buddharakkhita to align Buddhist teachings within the context of African culture and to exemplify practice of peace, compassion and mindfulness through service to the public. 

Uganda Buddhist Centre

Reducing global suffering and promoting long-term human flourishing through an in-depth understanding of emergent phenomena

Emergence Benefactors is an incorporated nonprofit 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charity organization supporting the science of emergence.

Emergence: spiritual, mystical, magical, energetic, and related experiences and effects.

We support the practical incorporation of that scientific knowledge into medical, clinical, therapeutic, and public health practices at a global scale to promote better outcomes for people experiencing emergent phenomena.

Emergence Benefactors

Palden Shangpa Vermont Inc is a nonprofit religious or spiritual organization. It is based in Montpelier, VT. It received its nonprofit status in 2010.

Palden Shangpa Vermont Inc

84000 is a global non-profit initiative to translate the words of the Buddha and make them available to everyone.

84000 translates all of the Buddha’s words into modern languages, and provides open and free access to over 230,000 pages, creating an essential new resource for primary-source scholarship, independent study, and personal practice.

84000: Translating the Words of the Buddha

Zen Buddhist practice and educational center dedicated to compassionate engagement with our world.

Upaya Zen Center is a Zen Buddhist practice, service, and training center. Our vision focuses on the integration of practice and social action, bringing together wisdom and compassion.

Our mission is to provide a context for community practice, education in Buddhism and social service in the areas of death and dying, prison work, the environment, women’s rights, and peacework. It endeavors to fulfill the vision of the Five Buddha Family Mandala, by understanding the integration of all of its functions.

The Five Buddha Family Mandala is based on the Five Meditation Buddhas of traditional Buddhism from India. It is a vision of Buddhism that is integrated, interconnected, and process oriented and is based on the integration of our spirituality, education, livelihood, service, and community into a whole cloth.

Upaya Zen Center

A buddhist organization dedicated to funding meditation retreats and yogis by donation.

Sanditthika Usa

Featured in HBO’s Tashi and the Monk, Buddhist monk Lobsang has adopted 85 abandoned children and created a community built on love and compassion.

Our mission is to help the neediest children of the remote villages of the Tawang district of Arunachal Pradesh, India (close to the borders of Tibet and Bhutan) and be a model community for the region and the world.

Jhamtse Gatsal Children's Community

Tibetan Buddhist Center promoting Himalayan culture and supporting young monks at Thupsung Dhargye Ling Monastery in India.   

Chokhor Gepel Ling is a Tibetan Buddhist Center founded by Thupten Rinpoche following the inspiration and guidance of His Holiness, the 14th Dalai Lama.

Our mission is to provide an environment for contact with Tibetan Buddhism, to promote awareness about Tibetan and Himalayan culture, and to support young monks at our affiliated temple in India, Thupsung Dhargye Ling.  

Our name means: Place of Flourishing of the Buddha's Teachings

Chokhor Gepel Ling

Rooted in the Theravada Buddhist tradition, CIMC is a teaching Center for all who seek inner peace through Insight Meditation.

The Cambridge Insight Meditation Center (CIMC) was established in 1985 as a nonprofit, non-residential urban Center for the practice of Insight Meditation (vipassana). Located in the heart of Cambridge, CIMC provides an environment where the contemplative life can be developed and protected amid the complexities of city living. Here, people of all religious and secular persuasions can come together to learn, support and deepen practice.

Rooted in the Theravada Buddhist tradition, the Cambridge Insight Meditation Center is a welcoming refuge and teaching Center for all who seek inner peace through the liberating practice of Insight Meditation. As a community of practitioners, and as an institution, we endeavor to follow the Buddha’s path of ethics, tranquility, wisdom and compassion. An urban center, CIMC is dedicated to the integration of practice into every aspect of community and daily life.

Cambridge Insight Meditation Center

The Thich Nhat Hanh Foundation works to continue the mindful teachings and loving practice of Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh (Thay).

The Thich Nhat Hanh Foundation acts as a conduit between our mindful community (Sangha) and the continuation of Thay’s mindful teachings and loving practice. We work mindfully to continue the work of Thich Nhat Hanh, support our practice centers around the world, and engage in Sangha (community) building in order to foster peace and transform suffering in all people, animals, plants and our planet.  

The Thich Nhat Hanh Foundation is a division of the Plum Village Community of Engaged Buddhism, Inc. (PVCEB) (formerly known as the Unified Buddhist Church). PVCEB is a U.S. nonprofit, tax-exempt charitable organization founded by Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law. 

Thich Nhat Hanh Foundation

Still Water Mindfulness Practice Center is a nonprofit religious or spiritual organization. It is based in Takoma Park, MD. It received its nonprofit status in 2005.

Still Water Mindfulness Practice Center

Ryumonji Zen Monastery is a nonprofit religious or spiritual organization. It is based in Dorchester, IA. It received its nonprofit status in 2000.

Ryumonji Zen Monastery

Samye is a nonprofit religious or spiritual organization. It is based in Conyers, GA. It received its nonprofit status in 2008.

Samye

Dharma Voices for Animals is the only international Buddhist animal advocacy organization in the world.

Dharma Voices for Animals (DVA) is a nonprofit organization committed both to practicing the teachings of the Buddha (the Dharma) and to speaking out when the actions of those in Dharma communities and the policies of Dharma centers lead to animal suffering. We want to be the voice of the animals who cannot speak our language. We speak out about the harm we cause other sentient beings when we eat them, use their body parts as clothing, or use products that are tested on them. While DVA recognizes the challenges of living in a complex, modern society, we wish to promote the choices that provide the greatest reduction of animal suffering.

Dharma Voices For Animals

Mahamevnawa Meditation Monastery Florida Inc is a nonprofit religious or spiritual organization. It is based in Tampa, FL. It received its nonprofit status in 2011.

Mahamevnawa Meditation Monastery Florida Inc

Dhammadharini is a nonprofit religious or spiritual organization. It is based in Petaluma, CA. It received its nonprofit status in 2008.

Dhammadharini

Mahamevnawa Buddhist Meditation Center Of New York Inc is a nonprofit religious or spiritual organization. It is based in Staten Island, NY. It received its nonprofit status in 2016.

Mahamevnawa Buddhist Meditation Center Of New York Inc

To cultivate compassion and loving-kindness practice through our supported programs.

Founded in April 2019, the Ngari Institute Foundation is a nonprofit religious corporation with IRS 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status, in Orange County, California. It is a non-sectarian Mahayana Buddhist organization, dedicated to preserving and disseminating Buddha Dharma based on the teachings and guidance of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama.

Our mission is to cultivate the practice of compassion and loving-kindness through two core programs, which:
- Raise awareness and financial support for our affiliate organization, the Ngari Institute of Buddhist Dialectics in Saboo Village, Ladakh, India.
- Raise awareness and financial support for the UCI-Tibet Initiative, a Research, Language and Cultural Exchange Program, established in 2011 on the campus of University of California, Irvine.

The Foundation is composed of Buddhist practitioners, who follow the Tibetan Vajrayana tradition and share the commitment of promoting a peaceful and harmonious world. Beside the two primary programs, we occasionally organize and offer public programs and teachings, led by Tibetan Buddhist masters from all four major schools of Tibetan Buddhism.

Ngari Institute Foundation

A modern take on ancient Buddhist wisdom.

Secular Buddhism

The Mount Adams Thien Buddhist Temple is a small country temple with both Northern & Southern Chan (Thien) traditions.

The Mount Adams Zen Buddhist Temple is a small country temple in the Thien tradition of Vietnam and the Chan tradition of China.

Our mission is to work towards the cessation of suffering by providing Meditation and Dharma (the teachings) education and support for our community.

Mount Adams Buddhist Temple

IMS is a spiritual refuge for all who seek freedom of mind and heart. 

IMS is a spiritual refuge for all who seek freedom of mind and heart. We offer meditation retreats and online programs rooted in the Early Buddhist teachings of ethics, concentration, and wisdom. These practices help develop awareness and compassion in ourselves, giving rise to greater peace and happiness in the world.

Insight Meditation Society

Exchange program for visiting monastic scholars to help modernize education at Tibetan Buddhist institutions in India.

Since 2011, Kamalashila Initiative (KI) has offered its Visiting Scholars Program as a humble contribution to His Holiness, the 14th Dalai Lama's vision of modernizing education at Tibetan Buddhist institutions in India. Here, Buddhist scholars from KI partner institutions in India are invited to participate in a 10-week, intensive English as a Second Language program at the University of California, Irvine. 

While Visiting Scholars build their academic and linguistic capacity, they also engage in exciting cultural exchange activities in partnership with the local community. In doing so, KI leverages the wisdom of its Visiting Scholars, gained through a lifetime's dedication to Buddhist practice, to help increase the wellbeing of the local community through meditation and the cultivation of altruism.

Kamalashila Initiative

We provide research-based support and education about meditation-related adverse effects 

● Cheetah House provides direct face-to-face consultations, peer support, and support groups to individuals who are experiencing meditation-related adverse effects, and their families.  
● Cheetah House also provides education and training about meditation-related adverse effects to clinicians, and meditation teachers and organizations. 
● Cheetah House was founded by Brown University professor Willoughby Britton PhD, one of the world's experts on meditation-related adverse effects.

Cheetah House

A "home for meditation in nature" featuring low-cost retreats in a stunning wilderness setting just 30 min west of Boulder, CO.

Rocky Mountain Ecodharma Retreat Center

Our top-rated Nonprofit safeguards and shares Himalayan meditation and indigenous knowledge from the ancient Sanskrit heritage.

Self Enquiry Life Fellowship is a nonprofit organization with worldwide outreach guided by the monastic wisdom of the Hansavedas Mission. The Nonprofit, with its headquarters in California, preserves indigenous knowledge from the Sanskrit heritage, including: extant literature on spiritual philosophy that is meaningful to modern inquiry; spiritual practices of Vedic antiquity that bring about peace in our communities through mindful participation; Himalayan yoga-vinyāsa and Ayurveda that promote wellness and mindfulness in daily living; and Himalayan meditation techniques of unbroken lineages which bring about mental clarity and compassion through self-empowerment, ultimately guiding the meditator to liberation.

The organization is enriched with extraordinary guidance from several Vedic monks of ancient monastic orders. It is rare for reclusive Himalayan monks, who have penanced in Himalaya, to become available to seekers or devotees and serve by disseminating precious streams of knowledge. His Holiness Swami Vidyadhishananda, who is one such ordained Vedic monk of the Giri monastic order, is the spiritual head of the Hansavedas Mission and the spiritual founder of the Nonprofit.

We are committed to the highest level of ethics and have earned the Guidestar Platinum Seal of Transparency. See our profile: guidestar.org/profile/20-3478668. We have also been honoured as a Top-Rated Nonprofit for several years in a row on GreatNonprofits.org.

Hansavedas Fellowship

The Himalayan Children's Fund is a way for people around the world, and the west in particular, to connect with the lives of people in the Himalayan Region of Nepal, India and Tibet. Established in 1987 by students of Venerable Thrangu Rinpoche.

The Himalayan Children's Fund is a way for people around the world, and the west in particular, to connect with the lives of people in the Himalayan Region of Nepal, India and Tibet. Established in 1987 by students of Venerable Thrangu Rinpoche, the HCF provides support Rinpoche's many compassionate activities such as schools, monasteries and free clinics. By providing support for education, food, clothing, medicine and other needs we hope to equip the children and adults with the tools necessary for life enhancement while helping to preserve the culture of the people which is primarily of Tibetan and Buddhist heritage.

Himalayan Children's Fund

Studio Zero develops programming and resources on the subjects of meditation, philosophy, theology and the contemplative life.

In the past ten years we have helped hundreds of people to find greater serenity in their lives through meditation practice.

We have sponsored over 100 days of residential retreat practice.

A surprisingly large part of our impact has been among seniors, who have benefited from our gentle techniques.

Many have found our services to be supportive of longterm recovery from addiction.

Our non-sectarian approach to spiritual development has been beneficial to people both inside and outside of traditional religious communities.

Studio Zero Inc

We provide in-depth, highly relational mindfulness education for youth and the parents and professionals who support them.

Young people deserve our best attention and the greatest support we can offer, especially when it comes to teaching them the tools and resources they need to nurture their minds, spirit, and bodies.

We stand on the foundation of a 35-year lineage of teen mindfulness which began with retreats offered in Barre, Massachusetts in 1989. Since our humble beginnings, we have grown to be the national leader in immersive mindfulness education with our beloved teen retreats having been offered to 4,000+ alumni.

With a belief that justice and equity are at the center of youth wellbeing, our offerings also include specific programs for affinity groups such as BIPOC and LGBTQIA+. Programs aimed at more systemic impact include our internationally accredited Teacher Training program and custom programming in partnership with schools and youth-serving organizations across the country. Our programs seek to complement and amplify the impacts of in-school programs and to expand the value and capacity that youth-serving professionals have for sharing in-depth mindfulness experiences with youth.

At their core, the diverse community of Inward Bound teens and adult leaders seek to create healthier inner and outer worlds. They come from the edges of toxic dominant cultures with the belief that another way of living is not only possible, but a fundamental right. Our extensive network of 120+ staff, teachers, health coordinators, and mentors are experts in the fields of youth development, mental health, and education, and have lived experiences that deeply reflect the teens they serve. They exemplify authenticity, compassion, and respect, upholding a strong code of ethics. In fact, some of our leaders today were participants in the first teen retreats offered in 1989.

Perhaps our most distinctive capacity for success is our Collaborative Leadership (CL) System which emphasizes shared decision-making and robust feedback, and creates more pathways for community members, especially youth, parents, and partners, to have increased input and investment. This organizational structure, which has no Executive Director, is the result of our equity commitments and examinations of how power is distributed within our organization. It was researched and developed for three years with the consult of international leaders in the field before being fully launched in January 2020. At the core of the CL System are the full-time staff and five standing committees that include a 9-member Youth Advisory Committee and 6-member Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Committee. Need-based stipends are available to support committee member participation.

Inward Bound Mindfulness

The East Bay Meditation Center (EBMC) is an independent center located in downtown Oakland, at 285 17th Street at Harrison, just 3 blocks from the 19th Street BART station. We offer meditation training and spiritual teachings from Buddhist and other wisdom traditions, with attention to social action, multiculturalism, and the diverse populations of the East Bay and beyond.  A detailed profile of EBMC appears on the website of the World Religions and Spirituality Project of Virginia Commonwealth University.  Our programs include meditation classes, daylong retreats, sitting groups, workshops, and classes.   EBMC seeks to offer its programs to the widest possible audience. We do this in two ways:   1. Some of our programs are specifically for People of Color, or the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Intersex & Same-Gender Loving Communities. This provides a safe space for individuals who daily confront the effects of oppression, racism, or homophobia and heterosexism in their lives, and who therefore may choose to initially avoid mixed programs.   2. We offer all of our programs for no registration fee or cost to the participant (except fundraising programs). Instead, we invite all program participants to make voluntary gifts at the end of each event, to the level of their ability, for the teacher(s) of the event and to the East Bay Meditation Center. This allows us to offer our programs to all individuals, independent of economic means. Traditionally, this is known as the practice of "Dana" or Generosity, and is a part of many spiritual traditions.  Dana:  Dana is the ancient Pali language word describing generosity arising effortlessly from deep gratitude. It is the first of the perfections (paramis or paramitas, virtues necessary for awakening) in both Theravada and Mahayana Buddhism. In Southeast Asia, the practice of dana, or generosity, is taught before the practice of meditation.   At EBMC, we seek to make the practice of Dana an individual and a collective social practice. By making individual voluntary gifts to support the teachers and the center, practitioners develop their generosity, which contributes to their spiritual awakening. By relying on the generosity of our community to sustain the center and its teachers, we create a community in which generosity becomes a social force.   Teachers:   EBMC teachers and workshop leaders are either members of the EBMC Teacher Sangha (the word “sangha” means community of spiritual practitioners), or visiting teachers.   Collaborations:  The EBMC collaborates with, but has no formal affiliation with, other meditation centers in the Bay Area and beyond.   Fragrance-Free Policy:   Out of respect for people with environmental illnesses, we request that everyone attending EBMC please not wear fragrance or scented products when attending events at EBMC. This includes clothing that has been laundered with fragranced detergent or softening products. We greatly appreciate your efforts to make EBMC accessible to those with MCS (Multiple Chemical Sensitivities). Please view our list of fragrance-free products and related resources that can assist you in keeping EBMC fragrance-free.  The East Bay Meditation Center is wheelchair accessible.

The East Bay Meditation Center (EBMC) is an independent center located in downtown Oakland, at 285 17th Street at Harrison, just 3 blocks from the 19th Street B...ART station. We offer meditation training and spiritual teachings from Buddhist and other wisdom traditions, with attention to social action, multiculturalism, and the diverse populations of the East Bay and beyond.  A detailed profile of EBMC appears on the website of the World Religions and Spirituality Project of Virginia Commonwealth University.  Our programs include meditation classes, daylong retreats, sitting groups, workshops, and classes.   EBMC seeks to offer its programs to the widest possible audience. We do this in two ways:   1. Some of our programs are specifically for People of Color, or the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Intersex & Same-Gender Loving Communities. This provides a safe space for individuals who daily confront the effects of oppression, racism, or homophobia and heterosexism in their lives, and who therefore may choose to initially avoid mixed programs.   2. We offer all of our programs for no registration fee or cost to the participant (except fundraising programs). Instead, we invite all program participants to make voluntary gifts at the end of each event, to the level of their ability, for the teacher(s) of the event and to the East Bay Meditation Center. This allows us to offer our programs to all individuals, independent of economic means. Traditionally, this is known as the practice of "Dana" or Generosity, and is a part of many spiritual traditions.  Dana:  Dana is the ancient Pali language word describing generosity arising effortlessly from deep gratitude. It is the first of the perfections (paramis or paramitas, virtues necessary for awakening) in both Theravada and Mahayana Buddhism. In Southeast Asia, the practice of dana, or generosity, is taught before the practice of meditation.   At EBMC, we seek to make the practice of Dana an individual and a collective social practice. By making individual voluntary gifts to support the teachers and the center, practitioners develop their generosity, which contributes to their spiritual awakening. By relying on the generosity of our community to sustain the center and its teachers, we create a community in which generosity becomes a social force.   Teachers:   EBMC teachers and workshop leaders are either members of the EBMC Teacher Sangha (the word “sangha” means community of spiritual practitioners), or visiting teachers.   Collaborations:  The EBMC collaborates with, but has no formal affiliation with, other meditation centers in the Bay Area and beyond.   Fragrance-Free Policy:   Out of respect for people with environmental illnesses, we request that everyone attending EBMC please not wear fragrance or scented products when attending events at EBMC. This includes clothing that has been laundered with fragranced detergent or softening products. We greatly appreciate your efforts to make EBMC accessible to those with MCS (Multiple Chemical Sensitivities). Please view our list of fragrance-free products and related resources that can assist you in keeping EBMC fragrance-free.  The East Bay Meditation Center is wheelchair accessible. See More

East Bay Meditation Center

Open Gate Sangha supports the teachings of Adyashanti and Mukti by making them available to all who sincerely yearn for peace and freedom.  Founded in 1996 in the San Francisco Bay area, Open Gate Sangha today reaches people around the world who are naturally drawn to the sincerity and depth of Adyashanti’s and Mukti’s message. Our staff and many dedicated volunteers work together to bring these teachings forward through In Person and Online Programs, Publications, Broadcasts, and Media. We bring support to our Sangha Community through Gathering Groups, the Peace Room Project, and our Scholarship Programs. Our organization is run on the principles of integrity, sincerity, and a loving awareness of ourselves, each other, and the world around us.  We welcome you to our Open Gate Sangha, a community of friends practicing the dharma together, bringing depth and clarity to our lives.

Adyashanti

• • •Enlightenment Space• • • offering  yoga, meditation,  and buddhist dharma

Three Jewels NYC

The Gathering place for devotees serving Lord Ayyappa

Ayyappa Samaaj is a non profit organization that has been formed to serve the following purposes: •	Operate a Religious and Spiritual Center to propagate and perpetuate the religious aspects of the worship of Lord Ayyappa,  •	To promote the awareness of Lord Ayyappa and deities associated with Lord Ayyappa to the community,  •	To publish electronic and print publications to promote the awareness of Lord Ayyappa and associated deities to the community,  •	To organize spiritual events as well as religious events that are associated with the worship of Lord Ayyappa and associated deities,  •	To promote the construction of a permanent shrine for Lord Ayyappa and deities associated with Lord Ayyappa in one of the temples in the San Francisco Bay Area or adjoining locations, and  •	Provide assistance to other communities (local and worldwide) in the area of human, religious and community assistance services.

Ayyappa Samaaj

Center, Houston is an educational and Spiritual institute, our doors are open to all. Its purpose is to transmit the essence of Buddhism

Drepung Loseling Institute of Texas is an educational and Spiritual institute our doors are open to all. Its purpose is to transmit the essence of Buddhism

Drepung Loseling Institute of Texas

Khyentse Foundation

Welcome to our online community of socially engaged Buddhists, where we support one another in cultivating compassionate action. Together we work toward peace and justice from a perspective of interconnectedness.

Buddhist Peace Fellowship

 This page is administered by students of Rinpoche.  If you are interested in furthering your understanding of Dharma, please visit http://www.khenposodargye.org/

Khenpo Sodargye

Incorporates a unique way of Mindfulness practice in a 3-day, fun-filled program that allows participants to re-energize, refocus, and appreciate the present moment.

The Retreat of Awakening provides the ideal setting for young adults to: - Connect and share different perspectives of life - Develop and cultivate ways to best Live in the Moment and find true peace - Practice gratitude, harmony, happiness, and a sense of responsibility towards self, family, and society  Trại Tỉnh Thức tạo môi trường cho các bạn trẻ: - Gặp gỡ và trao đổi những quan điểm trong cuộc sống. - Phát triển và nuôi dưỡng những cách lành mạnh để Sống Trong Hiện Tại và tìm thấy sự bình an thật sự. - Thực hành lòng biết ơn, nếp sống hài hòa và có trách nhiệm với bản thân, gia đình và xã hội

Retreat of Awakening - Trại Tỉnh Thức

Dedicated to seeking out, preserving, organizing, and disseminating Buddhist literature. BDRC joins digital technology with scholarship to preserve Buddhist cultural heritage.

The Buddhist Digital Resource Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to seeking out, preserving, organizing, and disseminating Buddhist literature. Joining digital technology with scholarship, BDRC ensures that the ancient wisdom and cultural treasures of the Buddhist literary tradition are not lost, but are made available for future generations. Visa mer

Buddhist Digital Resource Center

We offer daily meditation and Buddhism classes throughout San Francisco & the Bay Area. http://meditationinsanfrancisco.org/

Kadampa Meditation Center San Francisco

 International Kadampa Buddhist  community & site of the US World Peace Temple Sign up to our online newsletter: https://bit.ly/2CIfp2v

Kadampa Meditation Center New York

Providing resources related to the Buddha's teaching and Vipassana Meditation as taught by S.N. Goenka in the tradition of Sayagyi U Ba Khin

Pariyatti enriches the world by disseminating the words of the Buddha, providing sustenance for the seeker's journey and illuminating the meditator's path.

Pariyatti

Buddhist Insights - Connecting people with monastics

Buddhist Insights

Buddhist center in the Dudjom Tersar tradition of Nyingma Tibetan Buddhism founded by Lama Tharchin Rinpoche to establish the Buddha Dharma in the West.

The Vajrayana Foundation is a non-profit Buddhist center in the Dudjom Tersar tradition of Nyingma Tibetan Buddhism founded by Lama Tharchin Rinpoche to establish the Buddha Dharma in the West.

Vajrayana Foundation

Dedicated to bringing the wisdom of ancient spiritual and healing traditions into the consciousness of those interested in being of service in the world. See www.sacredstream.org

The Foundation of the Sacred Stream is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing the wisdom of ancient spiritual and healing traditions into the consciousness of those interested in being of service in the world. See www.sacredstream.org

Sacred Stream

The word Atammayata is from the ancient Pali language in which the Buddhist scriptures are preserved, and means "to cut off or reject the source of suffering."Wat Atam or Wat Atamma as local people called this Buddhist temple.

Atammayatarama Buddhist Monastery

Universal Door Meditation Center

To promote and advance quality health and education for all.

Sheng-Yen Lu Foundation is a nonprofit grant-making public charity.  We strive to combine compassion and philanthropy with strategic grant-making to advance and promote quality health and education for all.

Sheng-Yen Lu Foundation

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