The Buddhist Society.
Oct 26, 2004 10:02:48 GMT 1
Post by hengyu on Oct 26, 2004 10:02:48 GMT 1
www.thebuddhistsociety.org/
'The Object of the Society is to publish and make known the principles of the major Buddhist Schools and traditions and to encourage the study and practice of those principles. Today, still faithful to its Objects, the Buddhist Society provides classes and courses in the teachings of the major Buddhist traditions, as well as a general introduction to Buddhism and its historical development.
In the process of expanding and improving its Library it hopes that this will become an important national resource. The Society has established two Raymond M. Percheron Research Scholarships for research in Buddhist Studies to be awarded from time to time.
The Buddhist Society maintains an important London centre in Westminster where visitors from across the Buddhist world come and are made welcome. The Society is happy to work in concert with other Buddhist organizations in order to fulfill its declared Objects and generally to help and advise wherever possible. The Society remains small but active, encouraging as a matter of policy the establishment of independent parallel organizations. '
'The Object of the Society is to publish and make known the principles of the major Buddhist Schools and traditions and to encourage the study and practice of those principles. Today, still faithful to its Objects, the Buddhist Society provides classes and courses in the teachings of the major Buddhist traditions, as well as a general introduction to Buddhism and its historical development.
In the process of expanding and improving its Library it hopes that this will become an important national resource. The Society has established two Raymond M. Percheron Research Scholarships for research in Buddhist Studies to be awarded from time to time.
The Buddhist Society maintains an important London centre in Westminster where visitors from across the Buddhist world come and are made welcome. The Society is happy to work in concert with other Buddhist organizations in order to fulfill its declared Objects and generally to help and advise wherever possible. The Society remains small but active, encouraging as a matter of policy the establishment of independent parallel organizations. '