Buddhism in Hungary

New Buddhists in Hungary: two people’s stories
FWBO News is pleased to present interviews with two new Buddhists, both unusual in that they are Hungarian gypsies, part of a growing Buddhist sangha within the gypsy community.

To give a little background, a little over four years ago a group of Hungarian gypsies made contact with Subhuti and others from the FWBO. They had heard about the work of Dr. Ambedkar and had been deeply impressed by what they had read of his work and the suffering of his people, the Dalits, or �untouchables� of India. They had in fact come to feel a deep connection with the Dalits of India, even, to see themselves as the Dalits of Europe and Dr Ambedkar�s message of social transformation as being deeply relevant for them.
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BATW: Buddhism in Hungary

Buddhism in Hungary
**In the second part of our series Buddhism Around the World, comes a group blog in Budapest, Hungary, who write for the site BuddhaPest. These folks hold a bit of a special place for me, since both my grandparents immigrated to the United States from the area of Transylvania, which at the time was still part of Hungary. We thank Roni and the other bloggers of the BuddhaPest Blog!

The BuddhaPest Blog was started in 2008 by Yoscha (also posting stories by Milaba) and became a group blog in 2010 when Astus and Roni joined in. All 4 of us have graduated from the The Gate of Dharma Buddhist College/Budapest Buddhist University which offers BA and MA degrees in Buddhism.

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Monk to Build Buddhist Temple in Hungary

Monk to Build Buddhist Temple in Hungary
francis
Fri, 11 Nov 2005 07:31:47 -0800

Monk to Build Buddhist Temple in Hungary
By Park Chung-a, The Korea Times, Nov 9, 2005

Seoul, South Korea — Hungarian monk who was a disciple of the late Korean Zen
master Rev. Seung Sahn will build a traditional Korean Buddhist temple. In
preparation for the construction, Rev. Chong An came to Korea on Tuesday with
five technicians to gain information on the architecture of Korean temples.

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