British Buddhism: Teachings, Practice and Development

Robert Bluck

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1 Introduction 2 An Overview of Buddhism in Britain 3 The Forest Sangha 4 The Samatha Trust 5 Serene Reflection Meditation (SRM) 6 Soka Gakkai International UK (SGI-UK) 7 The Karma Kagyu Tradition 8 The New Kadampa Tradition (NKT) 9 Friends of the Western Buddhism Order (FWBO) 10 Buddhism in Britain and British Buddhism

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