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The Buddha refused no honest questioner. Neither do we.

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Every sincere question receives an answer, usually within a week, and the best exchanges — anonymised, with permission — are published for everyone's benefit. No question is too basic, too sceptical or too strange; the Buddha spent forty-five years being interrupted by exactly such questions and refused no honest questioner. Recent ones we have loved answering: Do Buddhists believe in God? Why do you take your shoes off? Is meditation just relaxation? Isn't detachment cold? Ask yours.

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Media enquiries go to the President's office at executive@dhammatg.org. We speak with one voice, plainly, and on the record — and we return calls.

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A simple timber gateway and garden path in warm morning light
The gate stands open from dawn. Visitors are always welcome.

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