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#31
Would also like to hear from likeminded people.
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#30
Would love to hear from likeminded people. [email protected]
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#29
e mail me for fun [email protected]
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#28
Hello, thanks for the friendship and congratulations for your website, very nice and well done. Also my hope that you like it, I posted a google translator to understand what is written, even if the translation is not perfect. Greetings from Italy a hug hello
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#27
Is this a pick-up site? Seems like most of the handles refer to sex. Says a lot about the writer. Desire is the root of Samsara. Check out the Four Noble Truths. The Path is not easy.
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#26
[email protected] holla g
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#25
I am a transman, buddhist and founder of the International Transgender Buddhist Sangha.
http://transgenderandbuddhism.socialgo.com
http://twitter.com/TransBuddhism
Yours in the dharma,
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#24
I found an interesting blog that may be of interest to your followers
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#23
gayness is just another relative attribute and completely unimportant to the Buddha's message. In the end gayness like race, food preferences, etc. are no more than a smile on a corpse.
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#22
very nice site :) my email is [email protected]
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#21
Great site :)
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#20
Thank you, very nice site.
Namaste,
Monty -
#19
Awesome website, so great to read about other proud, gay men out there. Why don't we chat sometime?
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#18
As a Buddhist who's also bisexual, I haven't always found the gay community to be as 'inclusive' as it likes to paint itself (whether Buddhist or otherwise), but I'm glad of sites like this while I await the inevitable arising of the Bi Buddhist Sangha :)
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#17
Hi there. Patrick Martin Jr here from the Tacoma/ Seattle Region of Washington State. I am looking forward to touching bases with a few of you in the future. Contact me at your discretion.
Warmly,
Patrick Martin Jr. -
#16
hola decirte que tienes una pagina muy bonita,te mando un abrazo muy grande
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#15
Greetings from Germany,
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#14
Such a lovely site. I am an English gay Buddhist who will be visiting San Fransisco in the new year and found this very encouraging. Thank you for your efforts
Metta -
#13
Lovely page!
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#12
im not gay... but totally pro homosexuality... and i love the fact that there“s a religion in which gay people are not judged and can actually have spiritual experiences, while being understood and respected by their fellow members... i cant be happier that the world is getting a bit more understanding to sexual orientation... congrats on the big challenge you have decided to take!!
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#11
I am an asexual bi and I am also Bahai and am a practicing Buddhist...This website is probably the first site that I've ever seen for non-straight Buddhists, that is sad since I would think that in a practice like Buddhism it would come a lot quicker then this lol.
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#10
Studying Buddhism and found your page very helpful.
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#9
much into Buddhist practice and the inclusion of gay men.
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#8
Exploring Gay Buddhist sites and found your site helpful.
Blessings
Aloka -
#7
nice....
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#6
Not too bad nice content keep up the good work! Greetings from <a href="http://www.visitarlondres.com/">Londres</a>
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#5
Beautiful! Thanks for the considerable work that went into creating this Gay Buddhist Sangha site.
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#4
Beautiful new site, guys! Clean and crisp in appearance, and current in style and function. Kudos to whomever designed it.
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#3
"Homepage" is cyber speak for the main page of a website. It's the equivalent of a magazine's or newspaper's "front page."
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#2
What does homepage mean?
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#1
Very Nice Albert and something that is needed. I am wondering if you need to be registered here and how you go about to do so.
Namaste,
Mike