Ananda Marga helps people in their efforts for self-realization by providing instruction in meditation and other yoga practices free of charge. Ananda Marga  works for the well-being of society by providing a wide array of social services in all parts of the world.

Contacts: Dada Rainjitananda and Dada Vedaprajinananda
Mailing Address:
97-38 42 Ave 1F, Corona, NY 11368
Phone - (718) 898-1603
FAX: (718) 779-7366
E-Mail: webmaster@anandamarga.org
URL: www.anandamarga.org
 

  
The Association for Religion and Intellectual Life (ARIL).

A global network of people from various religious traditions who share a commitment to bringing into closer relationship the passions of the heart with the life of the mind. While the media publicize the extremism of a resurgent fundamentalism, the public is rarely informed of the creative ferment flowing beneath the surface of the great world religions. We seek to bring that creativity to light. Publisher of Cross Currents magazine for 50 years. Cross Currents Online provides "the very best thought and writing being done on the world's major faith traditions" as well as recommended resources for better understanding of religious traditions and the interaction between them.

Telephone: 9l4-235-l439
Email: aril@ecunet.org
URL: http://www.crosscurrents.org/
 

E-mail: facshaferi@mercur.usao.edu
URL: http://astro.temple.edu/~dialogue/geth.htm
 

Drepung Loseling Monastery was the largest monastery in Tibet, with approximately 10,000 monks. In 1959 they became refugees in India. In 1991, friends of Drepung Loseling established a headquarters for Loseling North America. Based in Atlanta. 

The Haidakhandi Universal Ashram is a spiritual community inspired by Haidakhan Babaji and dedicated to the Divine Mother. The Ashram was established in 1986. It is located at the base of a beautiful 14,000 foot mountain in Southern Colorado, an area sacred to Native Americans
because of its spiritual power and beauty. This area is also home to several other spiritual traditions such as the Carmelites, Tibetan Buddhists, and Zen Buddhists.

The Institute for World Spirituality exists to promote communication, tolerance and most importantly, cooperative compassionate action among the religions of the world. Too often in history, religions have set themselves up over and against one another; their confrontations have ranged from debate and discussion to a spirit of competitiveness, intolerance and prejudice, and finally even to warfare and bloodshed. It is vital for the future of our world and the human race to enhance and encourage the opposite movement, inaugurated in Chicago in 1893 at the World's Parliament of Religions - a movement of understanding, opening, appreciation and cooperation. 

A broad spectrum of people of faith — representing most of the world's great religions — who are deeply concerned that the cries for retaliation for the terrorist acts of September 11 have led to war, draining our resources and distracting us from the work of justice at home.

Why we exist: To be an alternative voice to the current "war on terrorism." To proclaim that we will not bless war. To declare that we will not be silent in the face of an escalating spiral of violence and a voracious war-making system. To promote justice at home and around the world.

ICUJP
C/O The Regas Institute (a 501(3)C Nonprofit Organization)
215 North Marengo Avenue, Third Floor
Pasadena, CA 91101
icujp@pacbell.net
http://icujp.org/home.shtml
 

The International Interfaith Centre was inaugurated in Oxford, UK on 6 December 1993, inspired by the 1993 Year of Interreligious Understanding and Cooperation. As a result of the increasing amount and variety of interfaith activity around the world, it was perceived that a need could be met by an international, interfaith centre which was informed about all these different efforts and able to encourage continuing interfaith understanding and cooperation.

International Interfaith Centre, 
2 Market Street, Oxford, OX1 3EF, UK
Tel: 44(0)1865 202745; 
Fax: 44(0)1865 202746;
E-mail: iic@interfaith-center.org
URL: http://www.interfaith-center.org/
 

The Inter-Religious Federation for World Peace IRFWP, founded by Reverend Sun Myung Moon in 1991, is a global organization which works for peace by bringing together leaders, believers and scholars from the world's religions in an effective program of activites and publications.

"We recognize a diversity of Jewish religious ideology and practice and seek to join with other Jews in accepting that diversity while working toward a shared vision of Jewish peoplehood. The Reconstructionist philosophy affirms the uniqueness of the Jewish people and its heritage among the peoples of the world. However, our affirmation of Judaism's uniqueness implies no sense of superiority over others. Reconstructionists believe that all peoples are called to the service of righteousness, and we welcome dialogue with people of good will from all traditions."
 

Manitou Foundation is a Private Foundation offering land grants in Crestone/Baca, Colorado, to qualified organizations in the following categories - religious organizations and spiritual projects, ecological and environmental sustainability projects, and related educational endeavors (youth and adult).

Manitou Institute
P.O. Box 118 Crestone, CO 81131
E-mail: spirit@manitou.org
URL: http://www.manitou.org/
 

Manitou Institute is a charitable organization that fundraises and distributes funds to religious organizations and spiritual projects, ecological and environmental sustainability projects, related educational endeavors (youth and adult), and indigenous peoples projects, particularly those occurring in the San Luis Valley of Colorado, with national and international outreach and networking.

Manitou Institute
P.O. Box 118 Crestone, CO 81131
E-mail: spirit@manitou.org
URL: http://www.manitou.org/
 

The Namgyal Monastery Institiute of Buddhist Studies, which is open to women and men from all over the world, provides an opportunity for the systematic study in English of Tibetan Buddhism in a traditional monastic setting. As an Institute of Buddhist Studies, Namgyal combines its Tibetan faculty with an adjunct faculty of preeminent Western scholars of Tibetan Buddhism. The Institute thus acts as a hub in the academic world of Buddhist Studies, connecting scholars and institutions throughout North America.

Namgyal Monastery Institute of Buddhist Studies, 
P.O. Box 127, Ithaca, New York 14851.
(607) 273-0739 Telephone
(607) 256-5132 Fax
E-mail: mail@namgyal.org
URL: http://www.namgyal.org
 

To provide succinctly, for the public and students, some of the major ideas on the Reappearance of the Christ, as requested by the master D.K.
Topics covered are: World Saviours, Signs of His Return, Why He is Coming, When He will Return, How He will Reappear, What He will be Like, Armageddon, the Anti-Christ, Non-Christians, the Spiritual Hierarchy, Masters of the Wisdom and the Great White Brotherhood, How to help in preparing the Way, the Christian Churches, What He will Teach, Meditation and the Great Invocation, the New World Religion.

E-mail: newlight@ihug.co.nz
URL: http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~newlight
 

 
North American Interfaith Network 

The NORTH AMERICAN INTERFAITH NETWORK is a non-profit association with a membership of approximately 60 faith and interfaith organizations and agencies in Canada, Mexico and the United States. NAIN’s programs seek to build communication and mutual understanding among interfaith organizations and diverse religious groups throughout North America. The Board brings together persons from the United States and Canada, representing many religious traditions and interfaith organizations.

Mr. Paul Dodenhoff (Chair, Membership USA)
19 Kent Road, Glen Rock, NJ 07452
tel. (201) 447-4899 / email: pdodenhoff@mindspring.com
In Canada, contact:
The Rev. Dr. Don Mayne (Chair, Membership Canada)
6220 Fulton Road, #225
Edmonton, Alberta T6A 3T4 CANADA
tel. (780)466-2757 / Fax (780) 469-0945 /
E-mail: dmayne@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca Email: webmaster@nain.org
URL: http://www.nain.org/
 

 
Ontario Multifaith Council on Spiritual & Religious Care

Knowledge is power.  
Wisdom is peace. 
Therefore, seek wisdom.                  
The Ontario Multifaith Council on spiritual and Religious Care is a not-for-profit, non-governmental organization representing the wide range of recognized faith groups in the province of Ontario.
 

Ontario Multifaith Council on Religions and Spiritual Care 
CONTACT: Joseph Romain or David Keaveney
789 Don Mills Road, 
Toronto, Canada M3C 1T5
Phone: (416) 422-1490 
Fax: (416) 422-4359   
E-mail: thelibrary@omc.on.ca 
URL: www.omc.on.ca
 

The Pluralism Project was developed by Diana L. Eck at Harvard University to study and document the growing religious diversity of the United States, with a special view to its new immigrant religious communities. In the past thirty years, the religious landscape of the U.S. has changed radically. There are Islamic centers and mosques, Hindu and Buddhist temples and meditation centers in virtually every major American city. The encounter between people of very different religious traditions takes place in the proximity of our own cities and neighborhoods. How Americans of all faiths begin to engage with one another in shaping a positive pluralism is one of the most important questions American society faces in the years ahead.

E-Mail: pluralsm@fas.harvard.edu
URL: http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~pluralsm/
 

Religious freedom is a fundamental right of all. This non-denominational, informational web site will provide historical background and readable access to established laws that protect this right. In addition, it will explore new legislative activities, challenges, and interest in religious freedom taking place throughout the world. This site is intended to educate and inform individuals about their right to worship freely.

Christian Science Committee on Publication, 
Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
 

 
Unity School of Christianity 

Unity School of Christianity is the world headquarters of the Unity movement, founded in 1889 in Kansas City, Missouri, by Charles and Myrtle Fillmore. After Mrs. Fillmore's remarkable healing using prayer and affirmations, many friends became interested in how she accomplished this healing. From small prayer circles in living rooms, Unity grew.

Unity School of Christianity
1901 NW Blue Parkway
Unity Village, MO 64065-0001
Phone 816-524-3550
Fax 816-251-3554
E-mail: unity@unityworldhq.org
URL: http://unityworldhq.org