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After training in and mastering Tae Kwon Do, Kurt Won turned to Buddhism. Following Grand Master Lu, he set up a Buddhist shrine in Anchorage. He frequently invites various masters to Anchorage and acts as their translator. address: 12810 Mission Circle, Anchorage, AK 99516 phone: (907) 345-4401 lineage: Chinese True Buddha School spiritual head: Grand Master
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For description, please refer to Sham - bhala International, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
address: Box 22146, Juneau,
AK 99802-2146 PHONES: (907) 780-6299 (home); (907) 780-5844 (work) fax: (907) 789-4904 e-mail: chapman@alaska.
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Khawachen Dharma Center was founded in 1979 by the late Ngodup Paljor in Anchorage. From 1979 to 1989 Khawachen brought both Tibetan lamas and Zen teachers to Alaska. Since 1989 it has continued, on a less organized basis, to bring Buddhist teachers to Homer. At present the group meets regularly only when a teacher is visiting
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No description available. address: Box 73359, Fairbanks,
AK 99707 PHONE: (907) 479-7455
lineage: Tibetan Vajrayana contact: David Whitmore facilities: Shrine room meditation program: Meditation once a week. Meditation every night when lama is here. publications: Newsletter from time to time.
