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Burmese Cyclone Relief Fund
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More than 21,000 people were killed in a devastating cyclone that hit western Burma on May 3rd. Thousands of survivors of Cyclone Nargis are lacking shelter, drinking water, power and communications. In some areas international aid has begun to arrive. Five regions in which 24 million people live have been declared disaster zones.
If the toll is confirmed, Nargis would be the world's deadliest storm since a 1999 cyclone in India killed 10,000 people.
(BBC.com)

Introduction

Sae Taw Win II is an offspring of classic Theravada Buddhism. Essentially, it is a way to perceive, understand and engage with life in a realistic, humane way. It is a gentle, loving philosophy that is shared by a diverse community of people from around the world. This unique perspective celebrates the principles of:

......dana ~ generosity
......metta ~ non-violence
......sila ~ keeping the precepts
......bhavana ~ meditation
......panna ~ wisdom

......Sae Taw Win II was founded in 1997 by Dr. Thynn Thynn, a Burmese-born, retired physician.
.......Dr. Thynn is the resident teacher and yogi at the Sae Taw Win II Dhamma Center in Northern California. The Center is an extension of the original Sae Taw Win Monastery in central Burma.

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