audiobook Complete Guide to Buddhist America by Don Morreale in History

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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful. The Complete Guide to Buddhist AmericaBy A CustomerThis is an excellent and helpful book for anyone wishing to know the locations of sanghas; monasterys; and the like in North America. There is also interesting commentary from various North American practitioners of Buddhism included in the material. The overall layout of the book is good and the amount of information is massive. My only complaint is that the information is divided into the three schools of Buddhism and then it is put in geographic order by state and province. I would have preferred it to have been all geographic with the type of Buddhism practiced placed in the listing. Others may be perfectly happy with how the book is set up however. Regardless of this I would recommend this book for those who want a large directory of Buddhist groups in North America.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy Lissa ParkerYou can find current information on meditation centers at:buddhist-directory.orgbuddhanet.netpluralism.org/directory/search9 of 9 people found the following review helpful. The Complete Guide to Buddhist AmericaBy A CustomerThis book is extremely informative and practical. It clearly describes the different forms of Buddhism; including articles on each; and also covers non-sectarian Buddhist organizations.Buddhist centers/groups are listed according to type (Theravada; etc.); and includes all the essential information for each; such as contact information and programs offered.There is also an appendix listing the centers by location (alphabetically by state and locality); and another listing them alphabetically by name.Many illustrations of centers and spiritual heads also add to the appeal and usefulness of this excellent book.