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	The '''Western Buddhist Order''', since 2010 known as the '''Triratna Buddhist Order''', is a religious movement founded in London by [[Sangharakshita]] (Dennis Lingwood). He founded the Friends of the Western Buddhist Order (now known as the Triratna Buddhist Community) in 1967, and the Order itself a year later. It has now spread beyond the UK, particularly to India.		[[File:Fwbologo.jpg\|thumb\|FWBO logo]]The '''Western Buddhist Order''', since 2010 known as the '''Triratna Buddhist Order''', is a religious movement founded in London by [[Sangharakshita]] (Dennis Lingwood). He founded the Friends of the Western Buddhist Order (FWBO, now known as the Triratna Buddhist Community) in 1967, and the Order itself a year later. It has now spread beyond the UK, particularly to India.

	In 1997 an article appeared in ''The Guardian''' alleging homosexual abuse within the movement during the 1970s and 1980s<ref>http://www.fwbo-files.com/guardian2.htm FWBO Files reeproduction of the ''Guardian'' article</ref>. The report caused a considerable stir at the time in Buddhist circles.<ref>http://www.westernbuddhistreview.com/vol3/Perceptions.htm citation Dharmachari Vishvapani, "Perceptions of the FWBO in British Buddhism", ''Western Buddhist Review'' Volume 13</ref> and a later official history of the movement has acknowledged the concern at the time,<ref>Vajragupta, ''The Triratna Story; Behind the Scenes of a New Buddhist Movement'' Windhorse Publications, 2010</ref>		In 1997 an article appeared in ''The Guardian''' alleging homosexual abuse within the movement during the 1970s and 1980s<ref>http://www.fwbo-files.com/guardian2.htm FWBO Files reeproduction of the ''Guardian'' article</ref>. The report caused a considerable stir at the time in Buddhist circles.<ref>http://www.westernbuddhistreview.com/vol3/Perceptions.htm citation Dharmachari Vishvapani, "Perceptions of the FWBO in British Buddhism", ''Western Buddhist Review'' Volume 13</ref> and a later official history of the movement has acknowledged the concern at the time,<ref>Vajragupta, ''The Triratna Story; Behind the Scenes of a New Buddhist Movement'' Windhorse Publications, 2010</ref>

Ross Burgess at 12:18, 9 August 2013

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	The '''Western Buddhist Order''', since 2010 known as the '''Triratna Buddhist Order''', is a religious movement founded in London by [[Sangharakshita]] (Dennis Lingwood). He founded the Friends of the Western Buddhist Order (now known as the Triratna Buddhist Community) in 1967, and the Order itself a year later. It has now spread beyond the UK, particularly to India.		The '''Western Buddhist Order''', since 2010 known as the '''Triratna Buddhist Order''', is a religious movement founded in London by [[Sangharakshita]] (Dennis Lingwood). He founded the Friends of the Western Buddhist Order (now known as the Triratna Buddhist Community) in 1967, and the Order itself a year later. It has now spread beyond the UK, particularly to India.

	In 1997 an article appeared in ''The Guardian''' alleging homosexual abuse within the movement during the 1970s and 1980s<ref>http://www.fwbo-files.com/guardian2.htm FWBO Files reeproduction of the ''Guardian'' article</ref>. The report caused a considerable stir at the time in Buddhist circles.<ref>http://www.westernbuddhistreview.com/vol3/Perceptions.htm citation Dharmachari Vishvapani, "Perceptions of the FWBO in British Buddhism", ''Western Buddhist Review'' Volume 13</ref> and a later official history of the movement has acknowledged the concern at the time,<ref>Vajragupta, 'The Triratna Story; Behind the Scenes of a New Buddhist Movement' Windhorse Publications, 2010</ref>		In 1997 an article appeared in ''The Guardian''' alleging homosexual abuse within the movement during the 1970s and 1980s<ref>http://www.fwbo-files.com/guardian2.htm FWBO Files reeproduction of the ''Guardian'' article</ref>. The report caused a considerable stir at the time in Buddhist circles.<ref>http://www.westernbuddhistreview.com/vol3/Perceptions.htm citation Dharmachari Vishvapani, "Perceptions of the FWBO in British Buddhism", ''Western Buddhist Review'' Volume 13</ref> and a later official history of the movement has acknowledged the concern at the time,<ref>Vajragupta, ''The Triratna Story; Behind the Scenes of a New Buddhist Movement'' Windhorse Publications, 2010</ref>

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Ross Burgess at 20:50, 8 August 2013

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	The '''Western Buddhist Order''', since 2010 known as the '''Triratna Buddhist Order''', is a religious movement founded in London by [[Sangharakshita]] (Dennis Lingwood). He founded the Friends of the Western Buddhist Order (now known as the Triratna Buddhist Community) in 1967, and the Order itself a year later. It has now spread beyond the UK, particularly to India.		The '''Western Buddhist Order''', since 2010 known as the '''Triratna Buddhist Order''', is a religious movement founded in London by [[Sangharakshita]] (Dennis Lingwood). He founded the Friends of the Western Buddhist Order (now known as the Triratna Buddhist Community) in 1967, and the Order itself a year later. It has now spread beyond the UK, particularly to India.

	In 1997 an article appeared in ''The Guardian''' alleging homosexual abuse within the movement during the 1970s and 1980s<ref>http://www.fwbo-files.com/guardian2.htm FWBO Files reeproduction of the ''Guardian'' article. The report caused a considerable stir at the time in Buddhist circles.<ref>http://www.westernbuddhistreview.com/vol3/Perceptions.htm citation Dharmachari Vishvapani, "Perceptions of the FWBO in British Buddhism", ''Western Buddhist Review'' Volume 13</ref> and a later official history of the movement has acknowledged the concern at the time,<ref>Vajragupta, 'The Triratna Story; Behind the Scenes of a New Buddhist Movement' Windhorse Publications, 2010</ref>		In 1997 an article appeared in ''The Guardian''' alleging homosexual abuse within the movement during the 1970s and 1980s<ref>http://www.fwbo-files.com/guardian2.htm FWBO Files reeproduction of the ''Guardian'' article</ref>. The report caused a considerable stir at the time in Buddhist circles.<ref>http://www.westernbuddhistreview.com/vol3/Perceptions.htm citation Dharmachari Vishvapani, "Perceptions of the FWBO in British Buddhism", ''Western Buddhist Review'' Volume 13</ref> and a later official history of the movement has acknowledged the concern at the time,<ref>Vajragupta, 'The Triratna Story; Behind the Scenes of a New Buddhist Movement' Windhorse Publications, 2010</ref>

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The '''Western Buddhist Order''', since 2010 known as the '''Triratna Buddhist Order''', is a religious movement founded in London by [[Sangharakshita]] (Dennis Lingwood). He founded the Friends of the Western Buddhist Order (now known as the Triratna Buddhist Community) in 1967, and the Order itself a year later. It has now spread beyond the UK, particularly to India.

In 1997 an article appeared in ''The Guardian''' alleging homosexual abuse within the movement during the 1970s and 1980s<ref>http://www.fwbo-files.com/guardian2.htm FWBO Files reeproduction of the ''Guardian'' article. The report caused a considerable stir at the time in Buddhist circles.<ref>http://www.westernbuddhistreview.com/vol3/Perceptions.htm citation Dharmachari Vishvapani, "Perceptions of the FWBO in British Buddhism", ''Western Buddhist Review'' Volume 13</ref> and a later official history of the movement has acknowledged the concern at the time,<ref>Vajragupta, 'The Triratna Story; Behind the Scenes of a New Buddhist Movement' Windhorse Publications, 2010</ref>

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