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1   Link   Ecological Buddhism, a Buddhist response to global warming
A site where the Buddhist response to Global Warming is clearly and comprehensively presented.
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2   Link   Engaged Buddhism Projects
Covers individuals and groups actively working in socially engaged Buddhist projects. Includes training, study and media resources for socially engaged Buddhism. Both Directories are organized alphabetically, geographically, and by topics of interest.
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3   Link   An online course that presents Joanna teaching The Work That Reconnects
Seeking to offer these teachings to as many people as can be reached by the Web, Ashoka is committed to charging as little as possible, while supporting our teachers and Ashoka's development efforts.
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4   Link   Buddhist Peace Fellowship
The Buddhist Peace Fellowship envisions a future in which people from all backgrounds come into a heartfelt realization of our interconnection to each other and to the Earth. We believe that actions generated from this understanding will create societies guided by generosity, compassion, wisdom, and justice.
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5   Link   Support for Freedom in Burma
Since September 2007's democracy demonstrations, we have been supporting the Burmese people politically and materially. Clear View has taken responsibility for BPF's Burma Project. We have built strong connections with western Buddhist centers, Burmese communities in exile here in the U.S., and Burma activist organizations. Clear View has been in dialogue with “new Buddhists” from India's ex-untouchable communities — millions of Buddhists living in terrible poverty and discrimination despite legal protections of the Indian constitution. Clear View is developing and planning to launch the first engaged Buddhist blog.
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6   Link   Dharma Doctors
Welcome Friends! Imagine this site as the center of a wheel with spokes that reach into various aspects of medicine, infusing them with the spirit of the dharma, with the vision of making medicine a better discipline for us practitioners and a better experience for our patients. Check back often! The site’s success will depend on contributions from you. If there is a particular area that is of interest to you or about which you happen to have something to add, please post and make this knowledge available for the benefit of all!
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7   Link   Earth Precepts
Every major religious and philosophical system has a set of commandments, injunctions, or precepts that codifies the core beliefs of the moral person. Most familiar in the West are the Judeo-Christian “Ten Commandments,” or Decalogue. Islam has a very similar list of injunctions in the Qur’an. Buddhism’s Ten Grave Precepts embody many of the same principles. In every case, these are a set of instructions on how to live with our fellow human beings in harmony: they are social precepts. If we are to survive as a species in a harmonious relationship with the Earth, we need a set of Earth Precepts as simple, universal, and powerful as the social precepts that have guided our social relations for so long.
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8   Link   Buddhist Inspired Peacekeeping
Karuna Center was founded in 1994 to address the growing global challenges of ethnic, religious and political conflict. Our first long-term project engaged us in post-conflict reconciliation between former neighbors after the devastation of the Bosnian war. As we approach our 15th anniversary in 2009, Karuna Center has worked in more than 20 countries around the world.
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9   Link   Women for Peace and Justice
International Women’s Partnership for Peace and Justice (IWP) is a local, spiritual based feminist organization working to support grassroots women’s activism in Thailand and the Asian region. Founded in 2002, IWP leads workshops, retreats and training courses which share in common the integration of feminism, social action and spirituality for sustainability and transformation at the personal, community and society levels.
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10   Link   Buddhist-inspired village self-help movement in Sri Lanka
Sarvodaya is the largest and most established NGO in Sri Lanka. Its head office is in Moratuwa, near Colombo. Sarvodaya also maintains 34 district centres and is an active presence in almost 15,000 villages. Sarvodaya USA is Sarvodaya’s legal presence in the United States.
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