The DharmaJiva delegation to India planned for October 13 to November 2 will now include a special visit to the Dhiksha Bhumi celebrations in Nagpur where hundreds of thousands of Indian Buddhists will gather to commemorate the first mass conversion led by Dr. Ambedkar in 1956.  The trip will also include a pilgrimage to Bodh Gaya and other Buddhist holy sites and visits to the retreat centers, social projects and Buddhist temples of central India.  There are still a few places left for this special delegation.  More information can be found at www.buddhist-tours-india.org, the new DharmaJiva website focusing on travel to India.

DharmaJiva is announcing its latest trip to India planned for October 13 to November 2.  The 21-day trip will combine a pilgrimage to Bodh Gaya and other Buddhist holy sites with a ten-day visit to central India where millions of people are bringing the Dharma back as a modern spiritual practice with a focus on social justice.  See www.DharmaJiva.org for more information.