Guest guest Posted September 18, 2001 Report Share Posted September 18, 2001 September 16, 2001 Best wishes from the Buddhist AIDS Project to all who have been touched by the events of September 11, 2001. " Hatred is never appeased by hatred in this world; by non-hatred alone is hatred appeased. This is an Eternal Law. " From " Sayings of the Buddha, The Dhammapada, Chapter1 " ******************* " September 15, 2001 " In this time of grief, fear, and uncertainty, we need to be with each other, to hear each other carefully, and to sit with the fact of our suffering. Only then can we find our path. " -- Statement from the Buddhist Peace Fellowship. ************************************** A Buddhist Monk from Sri Lanka posted the following in response to the deep sadness, fear and anger resulting from the recent events: " May all those who have died find peace. May all of their loved ones find peace. May all those who perpetrated these deeds find peace. " ------------------------------------------------------ Dear Friends, The Buddhist AIDS Project (BAP), based in San Francisco, California, provides free information and referral to: * Current HIV/AIDS news, with links to local, national, and international resources; * Buddhist teachings, practice centers, and special events; * Complementary Alternative Medicine services. An all-volunteer, non-profit Affiliate of the Buddhist Peace Fellowship (BPF), BAP serves anyone living with HIV/AIDS, including family, friends, caregivers and people who are HIV negative. The monthly " BAP News " e-mail update reaches over 3,000 people and organizations each month. We request your input and feedback on resources and events pertinet to this site. The following is BAP Site News, http://www.buddhistaidsproject.org , for September 16, 2001: ------------------------------------------------------- Buddhist News: o September retreats, workshops, classes,talks, and ongoing sitting groups at San Francisco Zen Center, Green Gulch Farm, Spirit Rock Meditation Center, Vajrayana Foundation, Zen Hospice Project and other SF Bay Area Buddhist centers; Contact information for the Village Zendo/White Plum AIDS Network, NYC; Contact information for Northwest Dharma Association. o Some Useful Buddhist Links to visit regularly (Direct links on " News " page): Buddhist Peace Fellowship -- For over two decades, the Buddhist Peace Fellowship has been in the forefront of socially engaged Buddhism. Through their projects and publications, they strive to apply Buddhist principles to such issues as • human rights • systemic violence • economic justice • environmental sustainability Socially Engaged Buddhism Resources -- from the Buddhist Peace Fellowship and Dharmanet. BuddhaNet -- Comprehensive international information and referral site. Links Pitaka -- Another thorough international information and referral site, with excellent listings for sexual minority Buddhists. Village Zendo/White Plum AIDS Network -- New York City based Zen Buddhist AIDS Information and Care Center. Sangha Metta Project, Thailand -- HIV/AIDS Prevention and Education for Thailand, Burma and Southeast Asia. " Everyday Mind " -- A Buddhist teaching each day from one of many fine Buddhist teachers around the world. Zen Centers of the World -- National and International Directory of Zen Centers. For Tibet -- Excellent link site for Tibetan Buddhist study and practice. _____________________________ o NEW: BAP " Links " Category: " Buddhist Hospice Services -- SF Bay Area, National and International " Updates and New Listings for: Zen Hospice Project -- San Francisco/International Maitri Residential Care -- San Francisco Rigpa Fellowship -- Spiritual Care, Education and Training Program -- San Francisco/International Upaya -- Project on Being with Dying -- New Mexico/International Amitabha Hospice Service -- New Zealand/International Amitabha Buddhist Center -- Singapore Karuna Hospice -- Australia Buddhist Lotus Hospice Care Foundation --Taiwan The Buddhist Hospice Trust -- Great Britain o NEW: In " Resources " , all of the above, plus: Issan House and the Maitri Center: Housing and Health Care for Persons Living with HIV/AIDS -- New York City o NEW in " Library " -- " Buddhism and HIV/AIDS " : " A Buddhist View of Life, Death, and Rebirth " , from Amitabha Hospice Service " Heart Advice on Helping the Dying " , Sogyal Rinpoche, from " The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying " " Responding to the Needs of the Dying " , from Amitabha Hospice Service " Preparing for Death and Helping the Dying " , Sangye Khandro notes at Amitabha Hospice Service " On Lending Our Bodies " , Ostaseski, Tricycle Magazine, Summer, 2001 o NEW -- On the " Bookstore " page: " New and Noteworthy Books " o NEW -- In " Events, " Zen Hospice Project, San Francisco, announces new " End of Life Counselor Training Program " ------------------------------------------------------ Thanks to volunteers and community worldwide. We much appreciate your feedback and contributions. Peace, Steve Peskind Volunteer/Coordinator Buddhist AIDS Project E-mail: buddhistap@..., buddhistap@... 24 Hour Voicemail: (415)522-7473 ____________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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