Growth and Development of Buddhist Organizations:
An Organic Process of Cooperation

By Bhante Gunaratana

19 pages

Intuition is the key to establishing any organization

About: Buddhism Comes West Teachings for Monastics

Published in 1998.

Bibtex Data

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    category={essays},
    title={{G}rowth and {D}evelopment of {B}uddhist {O}rganizations: {A}n {O}rganic {P}rocess of {C}ooperation},
    author={Bhante Gunaratana},
    address={Toronto},
    year=1998,
    month=sep,
    pagecount=19,
    keywords={west,monastic-advice},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={https://www.budsas.org/ebud/ebdha095.htm}
}

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