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	Accrington Mahayana Buddhist Ce Todmorden West Y info@medit		Resident Teacher: Samten Kelsang . Center Type: Branch.
	Ajahm Sucitto Chithurst West S info@medit		ntered monastic life in 1975 in Thailand but since 1978 I’ve been based in Britain. I spent fourteen years training under Ajahn Sumedho the senior Western disciple of Ajahn Chah and so I’m part of that lineage of direct practice. The lineage has an umbrella website www:forestsangha.org. I am based at Cittaviveka Monastery in Chithurst West Sussex near Petersfield in southern England (cittaviveka.org). You can visit the monastery we are receiving guests and Cittaviveka is so far back to normal.
	Buddhism Study Group UW-Madison Madison WI info@meditationi
	Burnley Mahayana Buddhist Centr Burnley info@meditationinwa		Resident Teacher: . Center Type: Branch.
	Clitheroe Mahayana Buddhist Cen Todmorden West Y info@medit		Resident Teacher: Samten Kelsang . Center Type: Branch.
	Dragon Flower Chan Temple Rhinelander WI info@meditat		Zen Master Dae Kwang Korean Chogye
	Druk Thupten Sangag Choling Darjeeling WestBe info@medi		Druk Sangag Choling Monastery is one of the most prominent monasteries of the Drukpa Order, built by 1st Kyabje Thuksey Rinpoche in 1971. Located around 4 km away from the main town of Darjeeling, this religious site is popularly referred to as Druk Thupten Sangag Choling Monastery.
	Kashyapa Centre Bradford West Y info@medita		Resident Teacher: Kelsang Khechog. Center Type: Residential.
	Madison Shambhala Meditation Gr Madison WI info@meditationi		Kagyu Heart of Recovery Group Meetings in-person at the Shambhala Center of Madison every Sunday from 7:00pm – 8:30pm Open to all OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA“Sobriety is finding a new way of living that involves engagement where there was withdrawal; generosity where there was self-centeredness; community where there was isolation; joy where there was bitterness; trust where there was cynicism.” – Kevin Griffin, One Breath at a Time: Buddhism and the Twelve Steps
	Milwaukee Shambhala Center Milwaukee WI info@meditatio		The Shambhala Meditation Center of Milwaukee provides opportunities to learn how to meditate and live more mindfully. We also offer classes for those who want to deepen their practice and study on the Shambhala Buddhist path. We are here as a gathering place to inspire and awaken compassionate society through personal and collective transformation. The Milwaukee Shambhala Center opposes all forms of discrimination, injustice and oppression. We stand in solidarity with non-violent efforts to achieve racial, social and economic justice and with all those suffering and their desire for equality. We hold true to our core value that humanity is basically good and worthy of dignity.
	Mindfulness Community of Milwau Milwaukee WI info@meditatio		A Buddhist Sangha in the tradition of the Vietnamese monk, Thich Nhat Hanh. We invite you to come and join others who share the value of mindfulness. We especially welcome those new to the practice of meditation.
	Ramsbottom Mahayana Buddhist Ce Todmorden West Y info@medit		Ramsbottom Mahayana Buddhist Centre Dobroyd Castle, Pexwood Road Todmorden 0L14 7JJ West Yorkshire United Kingdom
	Snowflower Buddha Sangha Mt. Horeb WI info@meditatio		Who We Are SnowFlower Sangha is a community of practitioners who come together to support one another in the practice of mindfulness in the spirit of Plum Village. Mindfulness practice refers to training ourselves to be fully and consciously present in the current moment, free of concerns, self-judgments about the past and worries or plans about the future. Our Teacher Our sangha has been practicing together in Madison since 1991 and we follow the Plum Village tradition of Buddhist practice established by Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh in Vietnam in 1966. We often refer to him as “Thây” (pronounced ‘tie’), a term of endearment and respect that means “teacher” in Vietnamese. Our Community Thây has said that it is difficult if not impossible to practice well without a sangha. Teachers and teachings are important, but a community of friends who support our practice is ‘the most essential ingredient. The main concern is to build a happy sangha – to take care of each person, their pain, difficulties, aspirations, fears, hopes, in order to “make everyone comfortable and happy.”
	Vipassana Meditation - South Af Worcester 6849 Wester info@		It is a process of self-purification through self-observation. Vipassana is an ancient technique from India, which was originally taught by Gautama, the Buddha. The teaching is universal and not connected with any religious organization and can be practised by anyone without conflict with existing religious beliefs or the absence of beliefs. For those who are not familiar with Vipassana Meditation, we recommend clicking on About Vipassana for a detailed introduction.

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