Community of Mindful Living: Links

Nearby Sanghas practicing in the tradition of Thich Nhat Hahn:

The Deep River Sangha

Charlotte Community of Mindfulness

Related Organizations:

Triangle Insight Meditation Community - A Vipassana Meditation Group.

The Kadampa Center - For the Practice of Tibetan Buddhism in the Gelugpa Tradition

The Chapel Hill Zen Center - A SotoZen Meditation Group

The Eno River Buddhist Community -  An Insight Meditation practice group

Plum Village - Thich Nhat Hanh's website, offering transcripts of Thay's dharma talks, retreats, and other resources

Community of Mindful Living- an organization that supports sanghas like ours all over the world.

Click here for a list of other sanghas in North Carolina or worldwide.

Resources:

Guide to Mindfulness Retreat and Other Times

Buddhanet: Buddhist Information Network- a massive network of Buddhism resources.

Access to Insight- archives of readings in the Theravada Buddhist tradition. Includes teachings, sutras, dharma talks, and much more.

Daily Zen- a daily koan and other meditation resources.

Parallax Press - founded in late 1985, following a suggestion by Thich Nhat Hanh, Parallax Press is the publishing division of Unified Buddhist Church, Inc. and offers for sale books, tapes, CDs, cards, calendars, bells and cushions.

Sounds True - an audio, video and music publishing company offering more than 500 titles about spiritual traditions, meditation, psychology, creativity, health and healing, self-discovery, relationships, and more.

Manual of Practice: Handbook of the UK Community of Interbeing an excellent source for sitting, walking and other meditation practices

Dharma List- a list of common Buddhist concepts (in Microsoft Word)

Carolina Morning Designs for zafus and other meditation supplies

Seaox Buddhist Links- Interesting information and links about Buddhism, including an in-depth biography of Thich Nhat Hanh.

The Gateless Gate- a collection of Zen koans.

The Buddhist Review Online- an excellent source of information about Buddhism.

Kyudo- Japanese archery in the tradition of Zen Buddhism.