Buddhism in Australia Traditions in Change

168 [rider

demographics7,135,

138

DharrnaEducation

Association 9

DharmaCloud 27

Dharmananda 27

Diamond

Sangha

26,42.124;seealso

Sydney

chCentre

Dogen.

Eihei 39

Drogmr

RetreatCentre 53

ecology:

linkswithBuddhism 14

ceumcnicism

3, 7,45,156,

157460;

in

CambodianBuddhism

98

EdithCowan

University

143. 144

education.school

programs

onBuddhism

159

Engaged

Buddhism

11,

12713;programs

43.

102,

145-

6,160;retreats

12&7;

scripturalorigins

151

equality

orwomen

12;Bodhinyana

Monastery

15;

GreenTara

practice

4&58:

Jikishoan

45:

needfor

research

12475;

SokaGakkailutcmational

I

14717;

United

VietnameseBuddhist

Congregation

138;

Wat

Buddha

Dhamma 28

«9,31;

Western

Buddhist

Order

119723:seealsoordination

of

women

ethnicBuddhism

11.27.

87-13.98403.

101?

ethnic

identity

27.seealsoethnic

Buddhism

Fairfield86. 89792

FederationofAustralian

BuddhistCouncils

15778

Feldman,

Christina

24,

27

feminism,

etrecton

practice54:

theory

andresearch

51H;

see

also

equality

of

women

rengshui

714

Flinders

University153,

156

F0

Kuang

ShanrecNan

Tien

Temple

ForestMeditationCentre 27

Foucault.Michcl. 51

Foundation

forthePreservation61'

the

Mahayana

Tradition

3,14,

63771,

148751

FriendsoftheWeslem

BuddhistOrder

(Trimma

Buddhist

Community)25.26,

119—23

GaiaHouse

24

Gelugpa

see

Dalai

Lama;Foundation

forthePreservationofthe

Mahayana

Tradition

geomancy

78. 83

Germany

seeBuddhism:in

Gcrrnany

Glassman,

Bernard 43

globalization:

flowofideas

3,4,8.

l4

Goenka,

S.

N,29,

33

GoldenWattle

sangha

31

Goldstein,

Joseph

24,27,

28

Great

srupa

ofUniversal

Compassion

see

stupas

GreenTara

49758;

initiations 53

Green.

tan

65,

68

Gunesckera.

Mohini 157

Hage.

Ghassan

a,64,

5M;

heritage

sitesXX

homosexuality

164

lioutman,

5.108—9

.

HsingYuri,

GrandMaster

74,7771;,

81

l'keda,

Daisaku

3,

114

1mmigmnt

BuddhismseeEthnic

Buddhism

immigration:

attitudesto

6&8:

Australian

history

2,4.96,

effectof

religious

diversity

8;

settlementissues

99,

987103

indigenous

Australians;linkstoBuddhism

14.13M

insight

meditation

26.

32.

33.

107711

Insight

Meditation

Society

24

Insight

Teachers‘CircleofAustralia

24,

30

1ntematinna1BuddhistAssociationsee

Fo

Kuang

stran

intemet.ellectof

4,

9

lrelandseeBuddhism:inIreland

Japan.

Australian

perceptions

of4;

rcc

also

Japanese

Buddhism

Japanese

Buddhism:

marriageceremony

158;seealsoNichirenBuddhism;Zen

Buddhism

Joya

Mangala

GmlmSulm 158

likishean

36.44—5;

history

374?:

organizational

structure 4072

Kagyu

53

Khantipalo,

Phru27. 28. 29. 30

Khema.

Ayya

27. 28

KhmerBuddhistCentreof

Victoria 97

koans

44,125,

129

Korcmatsu,

Ekai

36,4o,42.

445;

biography

37—9

Komfield,

Jack 24

Kramer,

Gregory

13

laicization

11,24—6,107,108,114717,

”#30,132;

seealsomonasticism

landuse:in

Sydney

8&9]

LiberationPrison

Project

148450

Localization:

processes

10

MahamakutFoundation 3

Marigold

Sulfa151;

marriage

celebrants 159

marriageceremony

158

media:efi‘eetsof

1.S,66,151;

seealso

intemet

meditation109.

116;

attitudesto

4172:

see

alsokoans

modernity

10.23, 57.

107

monasticism

163,164,

165.localization

Z4-6.

33;

role

on4;

WatBuddha

Dhamma

29;

WestemBuddhistOrder

12l;

seealsolaicization

multiculturalism

5, 6,7,63771.74*“,86.

113

NanTien

Temple63, 71,834;

and

Orientalism

3172;geomaney7773;

history

74—7;

opposition

to 79780

NanavimThcra 31

NarasakiRoshi.

lkko

37

New

Agespiritualltles:

andBuddhism

8,

9,

151

New

SouthWales:Buddhist

demographics

87

NewZealand1201,136, 137

Nguyen

Thieu

temple

90

NhatHanh.

Thich

Z7.

28

Nichiren

BuddhismseeSokaGakkai

lntcmalional

Numrich,

PaulDavid

27,

30

Okumura,

Shohaku 40

Open

Way

ch 44

Ordinary

MindSchoolonen[27

ordination

oi‘women

15.29.119723.

166

organizational

structures.ree

democratization

orientalism78,

82

palliative

care 160

Pannyavaro,

Venerable 9

parallel

congregations

27.29. 30

patriarchy

rce

equality

orwomen

Index 169

Phap

B210

Pagoda

136

Pho

QuangPagoda

I36

PhuoeHue

Temple

135

Phuoc

Hue,

MostVenerableThieh

65,

136

postmodemity

23

l’rebish,

CharlesS. 10

ProtestantBuddhism 45

psychology

13,12678,132.

144- 6

psychotherapy

13, 110.12H,

132,

1444i

QuangBa,

VenerableThich

12,

9m.

13s,

137

racism:towardsBuddhists

#7,63,76,

81.

83. 
    

91

Rajsilapom.

1>hra 3

refugees3.4,957103,134.135,

138

rcligion:

and

gender

inAustralia

51;

changingdemographics

9,

streetor

culture 49758

retreatssee.rzsshirls

Rinzai

ZenBuddhism

41;

seealso

Diamond

Sangha

ritualsseeGreen

Tara:

sesrliins

Rivendell,

Julie64. 68

Said.Edward 82

Sakya'I'harpaLing

53

Sakya

Tnzin 65

Salzhcrg,

Sharon 24

San

FranciscoZenCentre

37,

38,4S

Sangha:changing

rolesee

democratization;

Iaicization:

monasticism

Sangharakshits

119,120.

1211122

SantaFe

VipassanaSangha

31

Sd/ipailhana

Sum: 33

Sayadaw,

Mahasi

26,

29.

33,

107 A11

second

genemtlon13,

98403,

138. 155

secularization

3,11.

23. 31

XESx/llnS

40.44.

126’ 7

sexuality

165

Shantideva

165

Shogoji

3 7

Sift.Jason3]

Siggaln

ladcsir/m 158

Singer,

Milton 40

social

capital

63%.

68771

SociallyEngaged

Buddhismsee

Engaged

Buddhism

SokaGakkaiInternational3:recalso

Soka

GakkaiIntemattunalAustralia

SokaGakkaiinternationalAustralia

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