Order of the Boundless Way
"Fundamental to the philosophy of Boundless Mind Zen is the recognition that teachers themselves are also students of Zen and that the nature and quality of their teaching is derived from their own understanding and practice.
As continuing students, they are committed to an openness and fluidity of teaching and practice, and may develop and apply diverse approaches to their methods of teaching."
"Boundless Way practitioners seek to integrate spirituality into their day-to-day lives by way of Zen practice. We recognize that everyday life is Zen practice, and that everyday life is different for everyone. Thus, though we may often practice various disciplines together, members of the Order are primarily independent seekers.
Practicing individually as monks, ascetics, wayfarers (dojin) and ministers, we are united by several common beliefs and practices." The Sangha is led by Gu Lang.
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Cherry Tree Sangha
Fa Liang hosts weekly Zen sessions for individuals and families inthe Great Smoky Mountains. Meetings are Wednessday nights starting at 7:00 PM. 104 E. Broadway Street, Lenoir City, Tennessee.
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Zen Retreats by Rev. Yin Ming (Jean) Shakya

Rev. Yin Ming offers Zen retreats in various parts of the country. This photo is from a recent retreat given in the Rockport/Corpus Christi area. The next retreat is scheduled for April 2005.
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The Tao Zen Sangha
Rev. Ming Bao, OHY
Sweden
Shi Ming Bao has been practitioner and teacher of the Dharma in Scandinavia for more than 30 years. He joined the Zen Buddhist Order of Hsu Yun in 1998 and was subsequently ordained by Grand Master Jing Hui in July 2004. Rev. Ming Bao manages two chan centers in Sweden and is chairman of the local Buddhist Association. He is also a writer and practitioner of the martial arts and TCM.
Rev. Ming Bao conducts regular meditation sessions, participates as a guest speaker for a variety of organizations, conducts Zen retreats, and recently participated in the formation of a national Buddhist magazine. He has published a book on basic Buddhism as well as numerous magazine articles.
The Temple is open to the public every Saturday and to the Sangha for practice every Wednesday and Sunday. Special lectures and retreats are held occasionally. The Temple has its own shop with meditation pillows, Buddha figures, books, and other items. New members and guests are welcome!
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Arizona Zen Buddhist Society

Rev. Yin De Shakya, OHY
The Arizona Zen Buddhist Society sangha gathers intermittently for meditation retreats and Zen training sessions. Services include a Dharma talk, sitting and walking meditation, and chanting. The sangha is especially geared toward beginners and instruction is offered before
every sangha gathering.
Reverend Yin De also teaches and counsels at a Federal Prison in Arizona,
conducts precepts and refuge ceremonies, and performs weddings and other
services in the Phoenix area.
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Dojo Hiramatsu Kan
Rev. Fa Yang Shakya inaugurated the first Venezuelan Order of Hsu Yun on Wednesday, January 31st. Rev. Fa Yang offers weekly talks and meditation sessions at Dojo Hiramatsu Kan, San Francisco, Zulia State, Venezuela.
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Acharia
Rev. Yin Zhi, OHY

Rev. Yin Zhi -- Acharia -- offers a Spanish and English portal for Chan Buddhist studies. Since August of 2003, Yin Zhi has offered the course “Buddhismo en Acción” (Buddhism in Action) for the Spanish-speaking community around the world. With an enrollment of over 170, these students are involved in local Chan practice groups in their respective countries where they meet to study and practice Buddhism following a well-planned curriculum. Rev. Yin Zhi Shakya -- Hortensia De la Torre -- has a M.S. from the University of Miami and was ordained in 2001 in the Temple Hsu Yun in Honolulu Hawaii by The Ven. Master Fat Wai Shakya. Anyone interested in more information may visit her website at www.acharia.org or send email to her at amitaba@bellsouth.net
The Sangha at Camagüey
Rev. Yin Ming Shakya, OHY
The Sangha at Camagüey, Cuba (above) in meditation before the beginning of their Martial Art Practice.
Henry Binerfa Castellanos (Rev. Yin Ming Shakya), black belt 4o Dan in ShinKaiDo Ryu, is one of Rev.
Yin Zhi's disciples in Cuba and is in charge of our Cuban Sangha. This is one of the many Spanish groups around the world affiliated with Acharia and the Zen Buddhist Order of Hsu Yun.
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Simpatico Sites
Other like-minded resources on the Web
- Zen and Spiritual Art
a Web space for develing into the relationships of art and spirit
by Fa Lian Shakya, Greece
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