Lately the main topic has been if Same-Sex marriage should be legal. Who are we to decide who has the right to marry another person? There never should have been a law that said you cannot marry because of your orientation. That is like saying you cannot you are not allowed to buy a home because you are not part of a family. We choose to love whom ever we want. The government does not have the right to decide who we love, so why should they decide if we can marry the love in our lives. This is the problem with the arrogance of the American government. What's next? They are going to tell us it is against the law to be of a different religion because it isn't christian?I am just so tired of all the discrimination in the world. Every day there is a new article, posting, or discussion on how to make life harder for us to live. Just stop the perpetuation of hate of your fellow person and learn to love ALL peoples for who they are and not what they are.See More

Presently there is no network of Buddhists/Buddhist groups in the United States or Canada as we understand it. Although we are more interested in practice than labels, our deep connections as a collective may do some good. Join us here & on Facebook!See More

The best way to heal the world is through a strategy of generosity, not domination and we have a plan.Connect, collaborate and explore ways in which you can make a difference to a world where compassion needs to be restored in policy & reform.See More

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