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We are an informal network of concerned Buddhist individuals, practising within the sangha of the FWBO (Friends of the Western Buddhist Order). What unites us is a belief that any effective Buddhist practice in today's world must include an ecological perspective that is fully integrated into our everyday lives.

To this end we are to seeking to formulate a list of 5 key initiatives, each accompanied by specific practical proposals, that Buddhists anywhere could undertake, each of which we feel are both necessary, achievable, and implied by fundamental Buddhist principles. This core activity is backed up by research into the environmental implications of the Buddha's fundamental insight - into Pratitya Samutpada - and the teachings of subsequent schools.

We aim to provide resources the individual Buddhist 'activist' can make use of in seeking to persuade his or her sangha to adopt more environmentally-friendly practices.

P.S. reps list + e-mail addresses

BY NAME:
Abhayakirti (Nottingham Buddhist Centre)
Achintya (Web Designer for this site)
Akuppa (Newcastle Buddhist Centre)
Amitasubha (Edinburgh Buddhist Centre)
Alice Elmhirst (Taraloka Retreat Centre)
Arthacarya (North London Buddhist Centre)
Bob Dickinson (Manchester Buddhist Centre)
Bridget Bertrand (New York FWBO group)
Jeff Cole (ClearVision)
David Linsey-Bloom (Bristol Buddhist Centre)
Dhiramati (Buddhafield)
Daibhidh Grant ( Windhorse Trading)
Elayne Storeck (Colchester Buddhist Centre)
Inge Lehmann (Taraloka retreat centre)
Jacob Rawls (London Buddhist Centre)
Jan McHarry (London Buddhist Centre)
Jeremy Bristol (Padmaloka retreat centre)
Jnanabandhu (Brighton Buddhist Centre)
Jnanaketu (Dharmavastu Buddhist Study Centre)
Jnanamitra (Ipswich Buddhist Centre)
Julia Simnet (Taraloka Retreat Centre)
Julian Burgess (Norwich Buddhist Centre)
Lokabandhu (Buddhafield)
Lorna Megan (Lancashire Buddhist Centre)
Maitridevi (Windhorse Trading Right Livelihood)
Manjudeva (North London Buddhist Centre)
Nayaka (Dhanakosa retreat centre)
Pippa Bobbett (Oxford Buddhist Group)
Ratnadevi (Glasgow Buddhist Centre)
Rhoda Wolf (Norwich Buddhist Centre)
Robert Diamond ( (Colchester Buddhist Centre)
Rod Drew (Buddhafield)
Saul Deason (North London Buddhist Centre)
Steve Bartley (Cardiff Buddhist Centre)
Sunanda (Birmingham Buddhist Centre)
Thomas Jones (Cambridge Buddhist Centre)
Vadanya (Sheffield Buddhist Centre)
Valerie Hudson (Tiratanaloka Retreat Centre)
Vijayasri (Croydon Buddhist Centre)
Vimalaprabha (Nottingham Buddhist Centre)
Wendy Langford (Lancaster Buddhist Centre)
Will (Brighton Buddhist Centre)
Fionna Yule (Dublin Meditation Centre)
Zee-Zee (North London Buddhist Centre)

 

BY CITY:
Birmingham - Sunanda, Vidyasuri
Brighton - Jnanabandhu, Will
Bristol - David Linsey-Bloom
Buddhafield - Rod Drew, Lokabandhu, Dhiramati
Cardiff - Steve Bartley
Cambridge - Thomas Jones
ClearVision Education - Jeff Cole
Colchester - Elayne Storeck, Robert Diamond
Croydon - Vijayasri
Dhanakosa - Nayaka
Dharmavastu Buddhist Study Centre - Jnanaketu
Dublin - Fionna Yule
Edinburgh - Amitasubha
Glasgow - Ratnadevi
Ipswich - Jnanamitra
Lancaster - Wendy Langford
London - Jacob Rawls, Jan McHarry
Manchester - Bob Dickinson
Newcastle - Akuppa
New York - Bridget Bertrand
North London - Manjudeva, Arthacarya, Saul Deason, Zee-Zee
Norwich - Rhoda Wolf, Julian Burgess
Nottingham - Abhayakirti, Vimalaprabha
Oxford - Pippa Bobbett
Padmaloka - Jeremy Bristol
Sheffield - Vadanya
Taraloka - Inge Lehmann, Julia Simnet, Alice Elmhirst
Tiratanaloka - Valerie Hudson
Windhorse Trading - Maitridevi, Daibhidh Grant
Web-Master - Achintya

 

FWBO centres in UK without reps:
WLBC
SLBC
Cardiff
VL
MD


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