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Chuang Yen Monastery - BAUS About CYM Anguttara Nikaya: The Ekaka-nipāta, the Book of the Ones Bhikkhu Bodhi (7 22 2017) More videos on Dharma Stream …
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Visitors Info - BAUS How do I go by public transportation? By Train: From Grand Central Station to Cold Spring or Brewster, then take a taxi or Uber The phone number for Cold Spring […]
Donation - BAUS You can make a donation to the Buddhist Association of the U S directly or to one if its two monasteries Buddhist Association of the U S Chuang Yen Monastery, Carmel, NY Temple of Enlightenment, Bronx, NY If you wish your donation to go for a specific purpose such as Book Department, Food Offering, Construction and Maintenance, etc , please enter your request in the box below:
Visit Us - BAUS Visit Us BAUS Calendar Chuang Yen Monastery About CYM Anguttara Nikaya: The Ekaka-nipāta, the Book of the Ones Bhikkhu Bodhi (7 22 2017) More videos on Dharma Stream …
Plan a Visit - BAUS ******************************************************************************* If you are interested to visit the temple, Please contact us ahead of time to schedule an appointment Temple of enlightenment 3070 Albany Crescent, Bronx, NY 10463 Tel: (718) 884-9111 Fax: (718)884-7894 Email: toe@baus org
Introducing BAUS The monastery, as the home of the Buddhist Association of the United States (BAUS), is situated on 225 acres of land in the Town of Kent in Putnam County, New York