Namo Dipankara Dishen Buddha

Headquarters of Dishen Buddhist Association, a Dharma center with regular meditation retreats and public teachings.

The largest branch in Malaysia, dedicated to promoting the Dharma and charitable work in the Chinese community.

Taiwan center committed to building and promoting a localized Buddhist study system.

Engaging in inter-lineage Dharma dialogue and exchange with local Theravada traditions.

A Dharma center for the Indonesian Chinese community, centered on compassionate service and community care.

The Tokyo branch explores resonances between Chinese and Japanese Buddhism with regular meditation activities.

Seoul center actively promotes East Asian Buddhist cultural exchange and bilingual Dharma services.

A key Dharma hub in the Southern Hemisphere, serving the Australian Chinese community with regular live-streamed teachings.

The Melbourne branch hosts annual meditation retreats attracting practitioners from across Australia.

Auckland center features small-group study and in-depth personal practice guidance.

A central Dharma hub in Texas, serving Austin and surrounding Buddhist communities.

A major Dharma branch in the southern United States, serving Houston and surrounding Buddhist communities.

East Coast center connecting major North American cities, hosting the annual North American Buddhist Forum.

Vancouver branch is rooted in local multicultural diversity, offering multilingual Dharma propagation.

Europe's Dharma outpost, maintaining close cooperation with major UK university Buddhist societies.

The Bordeaux center uses group practice as an entry point to guide French-speaking practitioners.

The German branch promotes dialogue and research integrating the Dharma with modern psychology.

The Dubai contact point serves the Middle East and local communities, gradually expanding group practice and Dharma outreach.

Tracing the source of the Buddha's holy land, engaging deeply with India's Buddhist revival movement.

The African branch is rooted in charitable relief, translating Buddhist compassion into action.

A major Buddhist center in South America, hosting regular Portuguese-language Dharma lectures.