Sumeru joins Buddhist webring

By Yönten, on May 25th, 2009%

Find us on the Buddhist Blog webring…

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This site is a member of WebRing.

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Sumeru grows again

By Yönten, on May 24th, 2009%

We are pleased to announce our expansion with three new domains:

www.sumeru.ca

www.sumeru-press.com

www.sumeru-press.ca

The sites are currently under construction and will manifest shortly.

OM SVABHAVA-SHUDDHAH SARVADHARMAH SVABHAVA-SHUDDHO HAM

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Toronto Maha Vihara burns

By Yönten, on May 18th, 2009%

Arsonists broke into the Toronto Maha Vihara Sri Lankan Buddhist Temple early in the morning of May 16 and set fire to the wooden structure, which was recently constructed with donations from the community. This follows similar attacks in recent weeks on Sri . . . Read More.

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Buddhist Studies @ UofT expands

By Yönten, on May 6th, 2009%

New College at the University of Toronto has just received a large endowment pledge from the Buddhist Education Foundation for Canada, to develop and sustain a program in “Buddhism, Psychology and Mental Health.” This is an important step forward for Buddhist Studies in Canada!

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Canadians helping abroad 2

By Yönten, on May 6th, 2009%

If you know Canadian Buddhists helping abroad, let us know at The Sumeru Press. We would love to promote these initiatives on the Sumeru website.

Conrad Richter, owner of Richter’s Herbs north of Toronto, has been managing Gaden Relief with a . . . Read More.

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Canadians helping abroad

By Yönten, on May 6th, 2009%

If you know Canadian Buddhists helping abroad, let us know at The Sumeru Press. We would love to promote these initiatives on the Sumeru website.

Tony  Makepeace, a Toronto photographer and visual arts instructor, has been working for years to assist . . . Read More.

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