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Nichiren:

Ethiopian Buddhist Ondinonk-Nyabingi Institute, Church, and Yeshiva

Offers questions and answers from an independent perspective.

http://www.ebonicy.org/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

EverLife Buddhist Education Center

Commentary on art, symbols and history commonly associated with Nichiren thought.

http://www.everlife.org/

Honkun-ji Temple

Details of the "Honmon Butsuryu Ko-Goho Shinei Ren" faith and history of the main temple in Japan, with select lectures.

http://www.honkunji.com/

Just the Teachings

Group emphasizing independent and non-sectarian interpretations of Nichiren's teachings.

http://www.nmrk.com/

Lotus Way

Features readings, passages, and translations along with mailing list subscription information and online sutra recitation schedule.

http://lotusway.com/

Nam Myoho Renge Kyo

Provides an introduction to the phrase, its use in the practice of chanting, and advice on when and how to perform it.

http://www.comp.glam.ac.uk/pages/staff/srharris/nmhrk/

Nichiren Buddhist Association of America

Offering introductory information about teachings and beliefs, mission and purpose, and organizational structure with inspirational poems and essays.

http://www.nbaa.tv/

Penlan Buddha Blossom

Offers personal spiritual coaching. Features details about mentoring services, fees, and newsletter.

http://www.penlan.com

Sharing Buddhism

Offers daily mailing of "Daily Wisdom" excerpts.

http://sharingbuddhism.com/

Yahoo! Groups: GohonzonInfo

Announcement mailing list with archives for distributing printable Gohonzon along with related information.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/GohonzonInfo/

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