81. In Vietnam, Another September Tragedy 2, 2001, this 61year-old vietnamese Buddhist immolated himself in Danang. To co-opt buddhism, Hanoi created the vietnamese Buddhist Church (VBC) in 1981. http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2002/9/12/185305.shtml

focusIN Specialty Web Network June 02, 2004 Special Clearance: Final Days Home Late-Night Jokes Archives ... More Inside Cover Stories Click Here Click Here Click Here Click Here NewsMax Top 10 Hottest Sellers May 24, 2004 Hillary's Secret War Rewriting History Deliver Us From Evil Deck of Reagan ... VISIT OUR STORE New items all the time In Vietnam, Another September Tragedy Myles B. Kantor Friday, Sept. 13, 2002 This month marks so much death. There is the most immediate death of Sept. 11; there is the similarly motivated death at the Munich Olympics on Sept. 5, 1972; and there is the relatively unknown death of Ho Tan Anh. On Sept. 2, 2001, this 61-year-old Vietnamese Buddhist immolated himself in Danang. What brought Ho Tan Anh to this? Sept. 2 is Communist Vietnam's National Day, originating in Ho Chi Minh's declaration of independence from France on Sept. 2, 1945. After France withdrew in 1954, Ho Stalinized his northern dominion and pursued South Vietnam's conquest. Robert Kennedy observed in 1967, "There is nothing we would recognize as freedom in North Vietnam today," noting that Ho's "'land reform' program of 1954-1955 was a forced collectivization so brutally carried out that the peasant rebellion that it caused could be suppressed by Ho's army only at the cost of over 100,000 lives." Ho died in 1969, but his hegemonic objective materialized in April 1975 when northern forces "unified" Vietnam with Soviet-made tanks. South Vietnam ceased to exist, and its capital of Saigon became Ho Chi Minh City.

82. _ BUDDHIST ORGANIZATIONS AND MEDITATION GROUPS IN METRO OTTAWA Pagoda 3591 Albion Road Gloucester ON K1T 1A2 Tel(613) 7479096 Contact Chan Ngo Last update 95-06-26 The Tu-An Pagoda is the vietnamese Buddhist Temple and http://www.ncf.carleton.ca/freenet/rootdir/menus/sigs/religion/buddhism/ottawa.r

83. Buddhism Home Page Local Buddhist Temples WEST SIDE The Union of vietnamese Buddhist Churches in Canada 229 Ave. Y South S7M 3J4 Phone 9780085 Avalokitesvara http://www.sfn.saskatoon.sk.ca/rel/buddhism.html

Buddhism Home Page Buddhism : A religion of Eastern and Central Asia growing out of the teachings of Gautama Buddha that suffering is inherent in life and that one can be liberated from it by mental and moral self-purification. Local Buddhist Temples World Connections Local Buddhist Temples WEST SIDE The Union of Vietnamese Buddhist Churches in Canada 229 Ave. Y South S7M 3J4 Phone: Avalokitesvara Buddhist Temple Society @ 2220, 20th St. West S7M 1B1 Phone: World Connections Buddhism in Saskatchewan General: DharmaNet International Journal of Buddhist Ethics Nichiren: Soka Gakkai International Canada Theravada: An Introduction to Buddhist Theravada Teachings Thai Buddhism Information Zen: Dharma Web Pages San Francisco Zen Hospice Project International Journal of Tantric Studies Back to the Main Menu To the Religion Homepage Apply to be an Information Provider Comment on the Free-Net's Religion Pages

84. SignOnSanDiego.com > News > North County -- Opposition Is Building To Buddhist M Dang Monastery was founded in Bonsall in 2001 by the vietnamese Buddhist Meditation Congregation, followers of the Mayahana school of Zen buddhism practiced in http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/northcounty/20040318-9999-news_1mi18mon.html

document.write(''); Choose Category All of SignOnSanDiego News Sports Entertainment Yellow Pages Classifieds Web Community Events News After the Fires In Iraq War on Terror ... Internet Access Opposition is building to Buddhist monastery By Patty McCormac UNION-TRIBUNE March 18, 2004 Opponents say the Asian-style temple would be architecturally inappropriate for the rural atmosphere embraced by Bonsall residents and would attract more traffic and put a strain on infrastructure. "It will stick out like a sore thumb," said Richard Blakley, a neighbor of the existing monastery on the site, a single-family home in the 6300 block of Camino Del Rey that houses several monks. "I've heard it will eventually be 20,000 square feet, and they want it to be the largest Vietnamese Temple in Southern California," Blakley said. Blakley said he fears a tourist attraction that would draw thousands of people. Monastery representatives, he said, gave few details about their plans when they floated the idea to neighbors at a Jan. 17 party at the site. "They said it would draw a larger crowd when the master visited once or twice a year, but now there are upward of 100 people there every week," said Blakley, 65, a machine shop owner.

85. Vietnamese Buddhist Temples Again, again the slow wits seek rebirth, Again, again comes birth and dying comes, Again, again men bear us to the grave. Not http://www.chuavietnam.com/

"Again, again the slow wits seek rebirth, Again, again comes birth and dying comes, Again, again men bear us to the grave. " "Not to commit any sin, To do good And to purify one's mind, This is the teaching of the Awakened Ones." Tuesday, 01-Jun-2004 23:49:58 PDT

86. Vietnamese Buddhist - Medical Examiner Encounter vietnamese Buddhist Medical Examiner Encounter. Please see the Introduction, Methods and Notes for this encounter. vietnamese Buddhist Monk, Ven. http://ethnomed.org/ethnomed/clin_topics/death/viet_medex.html

Search Ethnomed: Vietnamese Buddhist - Medical Examiner Encounter Please see the Introduction, Methods and Notes for this encounter. Trust Death in the Vietnamese Community Suicide ... Comments by Ven: T. T. Thich Nugyen An Trust CCM: Talking about trusting is very important. I work with Vietnamese patients in the hospital. If they trust you, they will tell you everything. If they don't trust you, you will get nothing. Trust does not depend on how you are dressed. Whether you are wearing an official uniform or not, building trust will depend on how you deal with people, how you talk to them. A Typical Death In The Vietnamese Community See also EthnoMed article Death Rituals in Vietnamese Society by Dieu-Hien T. Hoang, RN CCM: Monk: Another point about death that is especially true in the Vietnamese community is that when someone dies, the family doesn't call upon emergency officials right away. First, they try to bring the monk to the scene. If the monk is not available, they try to bring some elderly people who can chant Vietnamese chanting. The prayer is done first, and then the officials are called. In the case of death, it is very important to contact the family and ask them what they want to do before the officials come. Some people believe that within the body the brain may die but the heart is still working a little bit. This makes the last minutes of life a very important time for the person to settle down, to make ready for rebirth. Buddhists believe in rebirth, not reincarnation. The death is just one thing that occurs for a person to be reborn somewhere else. The parents need to help the person to be reborn in the proper place by providing a peaceful and religious environment for death.

87. Visit To Vietnamese Buddhist Community Is Woman's Dream Come True World Tibet Network News. Tuesday, June 10, 1997. 2. Visit to vietnamese Buddhist Community Is Woman s Dream Come True. Preparations http://www.tibet.ca/en/wtnarchive/1997/6/10_2.html

World Tibet Network News Tuesday, June 10, 1997 2. Visit to Vietnamese Buddhist Community Is Woman's Dream Come True Preparations: After Huntington Beach resident heard Dalai Lama speak in 1991, she became determined to share the joy she felt. By LILY DIZON, Times Staff Writer Los Angeles Times Saturday, June 7, 1997 Many Buddhists only dream of seeing the Dalai Lama, Tibet's spiritual leader, in person. Having had this opportunity three times, Catherine Phuong Dung Lam of Huntington Beach nurtured a much grander ambition: to bring the 1989 Nobel laureate to Southern California's Vietnamese Buddhist community. Today, Lam's wish comes true. As part of his 1997 visit to the United States, the Dalai Lama will speak to Vietnamese Buddhists at Cal State Long Beach, a historic moment for the expatriate community. The Dalai Lama is known and loved in the Buddhist community the world over. But the Vietnamese see in him a reflection of themselves: political exiles whose country was taken over by a Communist regime. Today's event is sponsored by the Vietnamese Federation of Buddhist Churches in America and the Vietnamese Unified Buddhist Congress in the United States of America. But it would not have been possible, group leaders say, without

88. Dalai Lama's Visit Is Dream Fulfilled Huntington Beach nurtured a much grander ambition to bring the 1989 Nobel laureate to the vietnamese Buddhist community and share with her fellow emigres the http://www.tibet.ca/en/wtnarchive/1997/6/10_1.html

World Tibet Network News Tuesday, June 10, 1997 1. Dalai Lama's Visit Is Dream Fulfilled O.C. Buddhist's Tireless Efforts Rewarded By LILY DIZON, Times Staff Writer WESTMINSTER, June 6, 1997 (Los Angeles Times ) Many Buddhists only dream of seeing the Dalai Lama, Tibet's spiritual leader, in person. Having had this opportunity three times already, Catherine Phuong Dung Lam of Huntington Beach nurtured a much grander ambition: to bring the 1989 Nobel laureate to the Vietnamese Buddhist community and share with her fellow emigres the inspiration and happiness she felt from those experiences. This Saturday, her wish comes true. As part of his 1997 visit to the United States, the Dalai Lama will give a teaching on compassion and humanity to Vietnamese Buddhists at Cal State Long Beach, a historic moment for the expatriate community. The Dalai Lama is known and loved in the Buddhist community in the world over. But he holds a special place in the hearts of the Vietnamese because they see in him a reflection of themselves: political exiles whose country was taken over by a Communist regime.

89. Niem Phat Vien Thong Thien Tong Viet Nam The content of this Web site is in The content of this Web site is in vietnamese only and is written using VNI fonts Best view with 800 x 600 resolution or higher and with Internet Explorer http://www.vnet.org/phatgiao/

90. Ethnic Buddhist In NSW At the end of 1979, a group of vietnamese refugees met at a restaurant in Glebe, an inner city suburb, and formed the vietnamese Buddhist Society of NSW The http://www.zip.com.au/~lyallg/Ethnicnsw13.htm

The Tibetans Lama Yeshe, who with Lama Zopa, founded the Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition (FPMT) in Australia The Vietnamese

91. Favorite Buddhist Sites On The Web Site. Binh Anson s vietnamese Buddhist Site (English vietnamese). Buddha Greeting Cards Send one to a Dharma Friend. Buddhanet http://www.zip.com.au/~lyallg/fav.htm

Around the Buddhist World At the Touch of a Button Aloka Meditation Centre - Peats Ridge, N.S.W. Access to Insight - Theravada resources on the Net American Buddhist Congress Aukana Trust - Theravada Buddhism without cultural accretions - Book publishers, monasteries and meditation centre (House of Inner Tranquility) in the U.K. Australian National University - Buddhist Studies - Virtual Library Bernard D.Tremblay's Excellent Buddhist Resources Site Buddha Greeting Cards - Send one to a Dharma Friend Buddhanet - Australian Site with many articles to download Buddhapia - Information on Buddhist Temples in Korea Buddhayana Quarterly - Buddhist news from around the world BudCentral - The A to Z of Buddhist resources on the Web Buddhism Depot Buddhist / Catholic dialogue Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu-Chi Foundation - Read about Master Chen Yen Buddhist Pen Pal Dhamma Homepage Buddhist Society (U.K.) The oldest Buddhist Society in the world and still going strong. Buddhist Resources on the Web - Comprehensive listing of Buddhist organisations throughout the world.

92. Chua Van Hanh - Pluralism Profile #5 No specific temples were given, although there is one other vietnamese Buddhist temple Chua Thanh Tinh, located in a northern suburb. http://www.monroecc.edu/depts/sociology/pluralism/profile5.htm

Overview: The Harvard Pluralism Project and MCC "Newer" Rochester-Area Spiritual or Religious Communities and Groups ... Profiles of Specific Religious or Spiritual Communities Currently Being Studied Center Profile: Chua Van Hanh Research conducted by Shae Coghlan and Julie McClurg Monroe Community College / Harvard Pluralism Project Affiliations Activities/Schedule History Demographics ... Miscellaneous Tradition Mahayana Buddhism Center Address 158 Genesee St. Rochester NY Phone Number Date Center founded Religious leader and title Ms. Bich Thi Nguyen Membership / Community Size Ethnic composition Vietnamese Affiliation with other communities or organizations On Buddhist holidays they sometimes gather with other temples from the Rochester area. No specific temples were given, although there is one other Vietnamese Buddhist temple: Chua Thanh Tinh, located in a northern suburb. Photos (click on pictures for enlargements) Evil spirits beware! The god of monsters sits atop a wall in front of the house to block anything bad from entering. Because the house directly faces the street , this statue is needed.

93. ON THIS DAY | 31 | 1966: Vietnam Buddhist Burns To Death Vietnam. Web Links. buddhism in Vietnam. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites. Search ON THIS DAY by date, http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/may/31/newsid_2973000/2973209.s

Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index 31 May Search ON THIS DAY by date Day Month January February March April May June July August September October November December Front Page Years Themes Witness ... Text Only 1966: Vietnam Buddhist burns to death A 17-year-old Buddhist girl has committed suicide by setting herself alight in a street in the city of Hue. She was protesting against the South Vietnam regime. It is the fifth such death in three days. A girl of 19 set herself alight two days ago outside a pagoda in Saigon and a monk did the same in the mountain town of Dalat. In June 1963 Buddhist monk Quang Duc became famous when he was photographed setting himself alight in a suicide protest against the South Vietnamese government then under Ngo Dinh Diem. Appeal to stop suicides The Buddhists are demanding the resignation of the military government led by Prime Minister Air Vice Marshal Ky and Head of State General Nguyen van Thieu. But their spiritual leader, Thich Thien Minh, has appealed to his fellow Buddhists to stop this kind of self-sacrifice. Today he met with a six-member government delegation in Hue to discuss the possibility of enlarging the government to include more civilians.

94. ON THIS DAY | 31 | 1966: Vietnam Buddhist Burns To Death Your Memories? Write your account of the events. Web Links buddhism in Vietnam The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/low/dates/stories/may/31/newsid_2973000/2973209.

ON THIS DAY 31 May Search ON THIS DAY by date Day Month January February March April May June July August September October November December Front Page Years Themes Witness ... Correspondents 1966: Vietnam Buddhist burns to death A 17-year-old Buddhist girl has committed suicide by setting herself alight in a street in the city of Hue. She was protesting against the South Vietnam regime. It is the fifth such death in three days. A girl of 19 set herself alight two days ago outside a pagoda in Saigon and a monk did the same in the mountain town of Dalat. In June 1963 Buddhist monk Quang Duc became famous when he was photographed setting himself alight in a suicide protest against the South Vietnamese government then under Ngo Dinh Diem. Appeal to stop suicides The Buddhists are demanding the resignation of the military government led by Prime Minister Air Vice Marshal Ky and Head of State General Nguyen van Thieu. But their spiritual leader, Thich Thien Minh, has appealed to his fellow Buddhists to stop this kind of self-sacrifice. Today he met with a six-member government delegation in Hue to discuss the possibility of enlarging the government to include more civilians.

95. Vietnam : Society And Culture : Religion And Spirituality kinhthanh/. vietnamese Buddhist Temples doctrine, lessons, and a directory of vietnamese Buddhist temples. URL http//www.chuavietnam.com. http://search.asiaco.com/Vietnam/Society_and_Culture/Religion_and_Spirituality/

Home Add Site Change URL Search A S I A C O , T H E A S I A S E A R C H E N G I N E Vietnam : Society and Culture : Religion and Spirituality Home Vietnam Society and Culture : Religion and Spirituality Malaysia, Singapore. Search Mobile content click here: Sites Hoa Sen Covers a variety of topics related to Buddhism, dharma talks, sutras, Buddhist news and sitting information for Buddhist students of all experiences. URL: http://www.jps.net Vietnam Buddhist Monasteries in India and Nepal An official website of The Vietnam Buddhist Monasteries in India and Nepal. This site contains Buddhist Sutras, Buddha-Dharma, Tales of Buddhism, and Meaning of being a Vegetarian. URL: http://www.saigon.com/~hoasen Vietnamese Audio Bible Read and listen to the Vietnamese Bible URL: http://www.vietchristian.net/kinhthanh/ Vietnamese Buddhist Temples doctrine, lessons, and a directory of Vietnamese Buddhist temples. URL: http://www.chuavietnam.com Options Help Help Site Map ... SMSJet Global Mobile Gateway. Privacy Notices This site is powered by Asiaco Network Servers

96. IOL : Vietnam Restores Ancient Buddhist Mummies Vietnam restores ancient Buddhist mummies buddhism is Vietnam s most popular religion, with more than 10 million believers among the 80 million population. http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?click_id=588&art_id=qw1070096941147B213&set_id=1

97. James K. Bartleman Remarks by the Hon. James K. Bartleman at the Phap Van vietnamese Buddhist Cultural Centre. Traders Boulevard East, Mississauga / 16 June 2002. http://www.lt.gov.on.ca/sections_english/speeches/celebrations/speeches_vietnam.

Remarks by the Hon. James K. Bartleman at the Phap Van Vietnamese Buddhist Cultural Centre Traders Boulevard East, Mississauga / 16 June 2002 Good morning, and thank you for inviting me to take part in this joyous celebration. It is my pleasure to welcome to Ontario honoured guests from Vietnam. Many here today have settled in Canada after moving from a country whose traditions and history stretch back some 4000 years. It has been a challenging transition for many Vietnamese people, especially those who are older and have witnessed firsthand the devastation of their homeland during the Vietnam War. However, your efforts to adapt to life in this country have been aided by those virtues that are most admired in Buddhism - kindness, compassion, joy and internal peace - and by the opportunity to come together in cultural centres like Phap Van, which was founded in 1996 by dedicated volunteers. There is a Vietnamese proverb that says, "A good neighbour can be more important than a far away relative." With its large population of Buddhists, the municipality of Mississauga has proved a welcoming neighbourhood for the 20,000 Vietnamese who have settled here. The completion of this cultural centre, built with the donations of community members, has provided a heart for your community.

98. Mbox: Re: Buddhism & War, In Vietnam Re buddhism War, in Vietnam. Susan information.. I am doing some research on the role of buddhism in Vietnam during the war. http://lists.village.virginia.edu/lists_archive/sixties-l/0442.html

Susan Noel ( sunst+@pitt.edu Fri, 22 May 1998 12:37:22 -0400 (EDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: SIXTIES-L: "Re: FBI informants: the gender compostion of the snitch system? (multiple posts)" Next message: Next message: Maggie Jaffe: "Re: Ecocide; genocide; Indian wars" Previous message: drieux: "The Kent State Issue and questions of 'machismo' on both sides" Collin, Do you know Thich Nat Hahn? He's a Vietnamese Buddhist monk and teacher. Has a community now, in France I believe...teaches here often. (I once did a retreat weekend with him, years ago.) He's a very interesting person and I'm sure would have a lot to say on the subject. I don't know how to contact him personally, but just check out his books - they usually have adresses of centers in the back. Susan Noel University of Pittsburgh sunst+@pitt.edu On Sun, 17 May 1998, collin scott wrote: Next message: SIXTIES-L: "Re: FBI informants: the gender compostion of the snitch system? (multiple posts)" Next message: Next message: Maggie Jaffe: "Re: Ecocide; genocide; Indian wars"

99. Indexmain Welcome To Vietnam Buddhist Monastery Buddha Gaya, India. and Vietnam Lumbini Buddha Bhumi Vihara, Nepal. Telephone 01191-631-400733 http://www.saigon.com/~hoasen/indexmain.html

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100. Map Of Coombs Computing S Vietnam Services anu.edu.au/coombspapers/otherarchives/electronicbuddhist-archives/ ANU Research Facilities. gopher//cheops.anu.edu.au/11/ResearchFacilities/ASIAN/Vietnam http://coombs.anu.edu.au/WWWVLPages/VietPages/coombs-map.html

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