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5 External links

• The Office of Tibet , the official agency of the Dalai Lama in London (The Government of Tibet in Exile) http://www.tibet.com/Buddhism/
• A view of mostly Tibetan Buddhism
• E-Sangha Buddhism Portal
• Traditions
  • The Karma Kagyu Order
  • The Jonangpa Order
• Teaching Archives
  • The extensive archives of teachings from Alexander Berzin
  • The Lama Yeshe Wisdom Archive (LYWA) - the collected works of Lama Thubten Yeshe and Lama Thubten Zopa Rinpoche
  • LamRim.com - Tibetan Buddhist Internet Radio (Audio Teaching Archive)
• Centers
  • Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition (FPMT)
    • North America: Canada, United States
    • Central America: Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala
    • South America: Brazil, Colombia
    • Europe: Austria, Latvia, Denmark, Netherlands, England, Spain, France, Sweden, Germany, Switzerland, Greece, Russia, Italy
    • Asia: China, Nepal, India, Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, Mongolia
    • Pacific Region: Australia, Malaysia, French Polynesia, New Zealand, Indonesia
  • Karma Kagyu Centers - World-wide, including many US locations
  • Jewel Heart
    • United States: Ann Arbor, Chicago, Cleveland, Lincoln, NE, New York, San Francisco
    • International: Malaysia, Netherlands, Singapore
  • Shambhala Mountain Center - Location of The Great Stupa
• Religion in Tibet Article about history of Tibetian religion

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