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See also:
Asian Buddhist Directory
buddhanet.net
Buddhanet's directory of Buddhist groups in Burma, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Nepal, Malaysia, Sri Lanka. Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Unitarian-Universalist Buddhist Practice Groups
uua.org
List of worldwide Buddhist groups affiliated with the Unitarian-Universalist Buddhist Fellowship.
Dharma Realm Buddhist Association
drba.org
A religious community with members in the United States and Canada, in Taiwan, Malaysia, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Europe, Australia, and elsewhere. The founder and teacher was the Ven. Master Hsüan Hua.
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