Anadaire Celtic Buddhist Center

Traditional Buddhists complain about unstructured aspects of Celtic Buddhism. Venerable Seonaidh says, "It's still a big question mark as to what Celtic Buddhism is going to evolve into. It's important to make the question mark very big, so that it remains a big open question. Not only about oneself, but the society in which one lives. Celtic Buddhism could be viewed as an open exploratory adventure with no conclusion. And from this point of view everyone can jump in and through their own practice help to shape Celtic Buddhism. "

Celtic Buddhism is also involved in prison work through the Engaged Zen Foundation; in Hospice through Buddhist Hospice; in animal rescue, environmental and Greenpeace projects. Celtic Buddhism is also a member of the United Religions Initiative.