The Compassionate Service Society (CompaSS) was founded in 2002 to facilitate the practice of Buddhist ideals of altruism and holistic living. Their vision is called the 3Hs - restoring health, engendering hope, and facilitating healing in communities. CompaSS offers various programs and activities such as Integral Tai Chi classes, meditation classes, retreats and trainings to hundreds of thousands of people worldwide each year through the efforts of volunteer members who dedicate tens of thousands of hours annually.

2. Our goal is to facilitate the practice of
Bodhisattva ideals (altruism) and to
promote holistic living.
MISSION & VISION
The Vision of Compassionate Service Society (CompaSS) is to
facilitate the practice of Bodhisattva ideals (altruism) and holistic
cultivation.
From 2002 to 2007, our mission was to create a learning
environment for our community to integrate body, mind and
spirit. Practically, we have developed various methodologies of
meditation, taught Integral Tai Chi to the community, provided
spiritual guidance via dharma lectures, educational programs on
Television (Khai Tam TV) and radio (Khai Tam Radio) as well as
other community programs that aims at serving the Vietnamese
and American communities. Many large and small Integral Taichi
Centers (ITC) have been established in USA (Orange County,
San Jose, Houston, Dallas, Virginia, Florida), France, Hungary,
Germany, Australia, Tahiti, and Taiwan to help facilitate our
mission.
Since 2008, CompaSS adapts the vision of ITC to be our
inspiration and practical guide for engagement with community.
ITC’s Vision is:
• Restore Health to members of our community.
• Engender Hope in the hearts of those who are of need, by
providing emotional support and spiritual guidance.
• Facilitate a Healing process among members of community;
be it emotional, spiritual, or social.
In 2015, CompaSS developed the iB (integrated Beings or In-
Training Bodhisattvas) program where the vision is to establish a
holistic community, holistic living based on the model of
transcending worldliness yet engaging with the world (Xuất Tục
Nhập Thế) or the Bodhisattva model.

3. Our vision is called the 3H: Vision of
Health, Hope, and Healing.

4. Our Founder
Venerable Hang Truong is one of the influential Vietnamese
monks in the Vietnamese communities all over the world. Born in
Vietnam, grew up during the war, educated in United States,
ordained under the Chinese tradition and educated in the Dharma
under the direct tutelage of Master Hsuan Hua, the world’s
enlightened Master of the Chinese Zen lineage, Master Hang
Truong has worked and served multi-ethnic communities across
Asia, America and Europe.
The Master embodies, teaches, and lives by multicultural, multi-
disciplined, global centric values. He is very well known for his
holistic, integral approach to modernize and integrate Buddhism
into the fast changing world.
In 2002, he created Compassionate Service Society, a non-profit
organization that helps heal the body, mind and spirit. In 2003 he
co-founded Hana Spiritual Retreat in Maui, Hawaii, a spiritual
center that aspires to bring key leaders of the world religions for
dialogues and cross-cultural understanding. In 2004, he began
teaching Integral Tai Chi to the public and developed a training
curriculum for ITC instructors.
He opened an Integral Taichi Center in 2006, a community
program which promotes health, hope and healing. To this day,
Venerable Hang Truong and the ITC instructors have taught the
practice worldwide in California, Texas, Hawaii, Canada, France,
Hungary and Taiwan. In Orange County, California alone, there are
on average 300 Integral Tai Chi students registered each
semester. The healing effects and the evolutionary force of Integral
Tai Chi have been reported by many who have taken the classes.
In May 2008, he was awarded the Community Leader of the Year
in Orange County in recognition of his exemplary leadership,
selfless dedication and valuable service to the community. In a
world that is in dire need for love and caring, Venerable Hang
Truong’s innovative spiritual work and teaching bring invigorating
spiritual uplift and healing, which transcend ethnocentrism and
cultural divides, peace and harmony for self and community, are
indeed the new hallmarks of Buddhism in the 21st century.
In 2007, the Master created the Tea Meditation ceremony, in 2009
he developed a new educational component called integral
Meditation (iM) and in 2015 the integrated Bodhisattva (iB) training
program. In 2009, he created the human mandala as a gathering
place for people of all religions to pray for world peace.

5. OUR CULTURE: The 6T’s
Six attitudes in self cultivation, or 6T for short, include basic
attitudes of the bodhisattva path. They are also for anyone who
wants to improve their life style and make it more gentle and
relaxing. The 6T words are in Vietnamese: thương thương, tha
thứ, thôi, tuỳ, thoáng, and thông.
1. Thương thương (Loving, lovable): The first thương means
loving, also means loving-kindness. The second thương
means knowing how to express loving-kindness, also means
compassion, a kind of non-possessive love.
2. Tha thứ (Forgiving): After loving and lovability is forgiveness.
With loving-kindness, it is easy to forgive. Loving-kindness is
the opening of the true mind when facing living beings.
Forgiveness is the opening of loving-kindness when facing
difficulties, obstacles or things against our will. Accepting
things, accepting the present is the first step of forgiving.
3. Thôi, thôi (Stop, let go): This means to stop, end, let go, relax,
cease, and terminate, not to think about any more, not to
keep in mind, not continuing nor lingering, no longer hesitate
or waver.
4. Tuỳ (Adaptable): There are many kinds of adaptability,
depending on condition, time, people, opportunity, or spiritual
development stage, depending on good things from others,
and on the needs of living beings. We should adapt naturally
to truth, goodness and beauty every time we recognize each of
them. This is the meaning of the word adaptable.
5. Thoáng (Open): This is the free and non-obstructed mentality.
For example, when we are in a stuffy room, if we can raise
our neck and stick our head outside the window to breathe
some fresh air, we will feel extremely fresh and open. Or we
have been sitting in a room with closed door and windows;
now we open the windows, and fresh air rushes in, making
the room more airy and open. Or from a bustling city, if we
drive to the beach and take a walk along the seashore, we
will feel very relaxed, open and free; that is when we are
open.
6. Thông (empathy and sympathy): This word means
understanding thoroughly without any obstruction and
includes both empathy and sympathy. Empathy is the state
when the heart feels first, then the intellect understands. With
sympathy, the intellect understands first, the heart feels
touched later.

6. EMOTIONAL
SOCIAL
Engaging with the World
Transcending Worldliness
SPIRITUAL
PHYSICAL
INTELLECTUAL

7. The Bodhisattva way is for anyone who has
consciousness and senses, who has developed a
desire tending toward higher ideals, and who
strives to improve themselves.
OUR PHILOSOPHY
The fundamental philosophy that we base upon is the teaching
and practice of the bodhisattva path. A bodhisattva is someone
who is constantly unfolding, nurturing, and bringing to the
perfect manifestation of the eternal light in self and others. This
light manifests in myriads of ways, such as compassion,
kindness, intelligence, generosity, forgiveness, clarity,
concentration, and caring.
Our guiding compass is the holistic model that promotes
“engaging with the world, while transcending worldliness”.
Transcending worldliness means we constantly practice to refine
our character; meditate to experience stillness and clarity; reflect
and contemplate to become free from bad and irresponsible
habits; and nurture goodness to grow in the light of our True
Nature.
Engaging with the world means we become responsible and
productive citizens, positive force of change and improvement in
the community, and good friends and guides to other spiritual
practitioners. Thus, Compassionate Service Society has
organized many services offered to the communities, from
teaching health-improving exercises, to stress-reducing
meditation, to disaster relief charity.

8. INTEGRATED BODHISATTVA TRAINING (iB)
The ultimate goal of the practice is reached when the engaged
path and the transcending path are completed. The
Transcending Path is completed when all passions, bad habits
and limited knowledge have transformed and bloomed into
Buddha-wisdom, wholesome habits, unlimited vision,
unbounded compassion, knowing and acting without obstacles,
and serenity transcending time and space. The Engaged Path is
achieved when all sentient beings in the infinite worlds have been
enlightened, innumerable worlds enjoy peace and joy, and
innumerable consciousnesses become great Buddha-wisdom.
We offer the following programs to improve our spiritual
cultivation:
• Temporary Leaving Home training program
• Bodhisattva training program
• Integrated practice
• intregral Meditation
• Mandala practice

9. ACTIVITIES
CSS (or commonly known as
CompaSS) headquarter is in
Orange County, California,
USA. CSS offers Integral Tai
Chi classes (free of charge),
m a n y t r a i n i n g s a n d
certification track for integral
Tai Chi Instructors, integral
m e d i t a t i o n c l a s s e s ,
integrated Bodhisattva
trainings, tea meditation
sessions, dharma lectures,
weekly radio and television
programs in Vietnamese,
vegetarian cooking club,
annual outdoors activities,
meditation retreats, special
trainings for our working
members and many other
activities. Through our
activities and programs, CSS
offers participants and
especially its working
members an environment
facilitating their holistic
evolution. All activities
organized by CSS are open
to everyone of all ages, race,
gender, religion and beliefs.
Most of the activities are free
a d m i s s i o n , w i t h t h e
exceptions of retreats,
pilgrimages and trainings.
OUR VOLUNTEERS
All working members of CSS
are volunteers without pay.
T h e s e v o l u n t e e r s h a v e
dedicated an estimated of
over 94,00 hours in year 2017
in order to offer various
activities and programs to an
estimated 600,00 persons
worldwide.
CHARITY PROJECTS
I n 2 0 0 3 , C S S d o n a t e d
educational materials and gave
emotional support to the
children of Nepal. In 2009, we
created the Compassion
Water Project where we
partnered with other non-profit
organizations to distribute
water filters and build water
wells in impoverished areas
(such as Haiti, Vietnam,
Indonesia, Africa). In 2011,
CSS partnered with Global
Medic and raised over $100K
to help the victims of the
tsunami and earthquake in
Japan. In 2013, CSS-Charity
continues its global anthem of
“safe water saves lives” by
raising over $10K to install
water units for those affected
b y t h e t y p h o o n i n t h e
Philippines.

10. VEGGIE
COOKING
CLUB
The Veggie Cooking Club was
formed with the mission to
inspire and to empower
individuals to create the health
they desire, therefore
facilitating a healthier and
happier community through
proper cooking, proper eating
and other healthy living habits.
The club meets on a monthly
basis with live cooking
demonstration, providing
nutritional information for the
food being cooked, and
tasting of the delicious food.
COMPASS YOUTH
The CSS Youth exist to
provide opportunities for
young people to discover and
deepen their spirituality; to
inspire others through
altruistic service; and to build
and support like-minded
communities throughout the
world. CSS Youth provides
service projects in their
communities as well as
teaches about Buddhist
dharma, meditation, and Tai
Chi to individuals 5-25 years
old.
TELEVISION &
RADIO
BROADCASTS
Our media programs reach
worldwide audiences about
the basic philosophy of
Buddhism via our weekly
Vietnamese Khai Tam TV
show and Khai Tam Radio
broadcasts. “Khai Tam” in
English is translated as
“openness” or “open mind”.
Audiences learn how to apply,
practice the dharma and
utilize the practical teachings
of the Venerable Hang Truong
to resolve various stresses,
problems or conflicts that we
all encounter in our daily lives.
Khai Tam TV talk show
program has brought the
message of healthy lifestyles
to approximately 300,000
people worldwide and Khai
Tam Radio program also have
reached out to 300,000
Vietnamese listeners all over
the US and Canada.

11. INTEGRAL TAICHI
(iTC)
Integral Tai Chi is a health
improvement exercise for all
ages. iTC combines stretch
movements, Tai Chi, Qi Gong
& Meditation in one system
that integrates body, mind
and spirit. Fast, powerful and
energy generating, iTC with
its 10 forms, is simple to learn
and practical to apply in
everyday life. iTC helps you to
generate and use energy
effectively; enhance brain
f u n c t i o n a n d m a n a g e
emotional health; increase
physical fitness; reduce stress
and sleeping problems;
increase flexibility; and lessen
the effects of aging. We have
over 200 certified iTC
instructors and assistants.
Other than the main iTC
Center in Orange County, CA,
there are many locations
nationwide and worldwide.
TEA MEDITATION
Tea meditation is a form of
meditation through the act of
drinking tea. Tea meditation
can be practiced by everyone,
of all ages, and of different
cultural, social, political, and
religious backgrounds. It is a
method of engaging ourselves
in silence contemplation.
Essentially, during the tea
meditation, one looks inwardly
to see one’s mind as it is,
without any effort to interpret
or judge. Whether our mind is
pure or polluted, clear of
confused, we only need to
witness it. Once free from
making judgment and blame,
we’ll be spiritually open,
understand ourselves deeper,
and become more receptive
to embrace others and their
points of view.

12. WORLD PEACE
GATHERING
Every year we hold the World
Peace Gathering in Orange
C o u n t y t o b r i n g o u r
community to a common
purpose of generating
g o o d n e s s , w h o l e s o m e
energy, and love to a troubled
world. Since 2009 to now,
we had approximately 1,500
to 2,000 people attending
each year of WPG with great
enthusiasm, care, and
support. We know there is a
great need for emotional
support, especially in this
economic downturn. We
know our community needs
spiritual inspiration for its own
wholeness and healing. We
know each of us wants to
feel at home and included
when we come together
celebrating or praying. We all
want peace, first within our
hearts, then within our family,
then to our community, and
the world. Our World Peace
Gathering is just for these
purposes.
MANDALA
The Peace Mandala is a
gathering place of Buddhas.
The circle configurations of the
mandala represents the non-
dual nature or the Buddha
nature. It encompasses all
duality phenomena, yet is ever-
present in all dualism. The 5
colored layers of the mandala
configuration represents the 5
fundamental elements (Earth,
Water, Fire, Wind, Space). It
also represents the 5 Skandhas
(form, feelings, thoughts,
habitual forming energy, and
consciousness). All living
beings in the samsara are
either bound by the 5 elements
or the 5 skandhas. All living
beings in the invisible realms do
not have a body/form skandha,
b u t t h e y d o h a v e
consciousness and habitual
forming energy. The philosophy
of the Mandala is the moving of
beings residing in the realm of
the 5 skandhas into the
Nondual nature, thus liberating
them. Additionally, we set the
world record for Largest
Human Mandala in 2016 in
order to spread the message of
peace worldwide.

13. CONTACT INFORMATION
CompaSS Headquarter in Orange County, CA
Contact(s) for any questions, information or volunteering in the following areas:
• Dharma and CompaSS vision, mission and culture:
Venerable Heng Chang thayhangtruong@gmail.com
• CompaSS infrastructure, integration and communication:
OC-PAEI team compass-paei@googlegroups.com
• iB - Integrated Bodhisattva training program:
iB Administration css.botatdao@gmail.com
• iTC – Integral Taichi (Instruction and curriculum)
‣ Hien Vu: dhienvu@yahoo.com
‣ Sheila Truong: kilakaruna9@gmail.com
‣ iTC Admin: css_oc-itc-admin@googlegroups.com
• Global iTC and Temporary Leave Home/The Thousand program:
Khai Nghiem joan.he@compassheart.com
• Volunteer Coordinator and Tea Meditation program:
Diana Ta: diana.ta@compassheart.com
• iB Facility Manager and Tea Meditation program:
Dan Le: dan.le@unfoldsolutions.com
• Public relations and media opportunities:
Son Duong sduong.t@gmail.com
• CompaSS website & Dharma Care program:
Lan Huong Lam compass.lanhuong@gmail.com
• World Peace Gathering & CompaSS publications:
Judy Nguyen css.judy@gmail.com
• CompaSS Charity:
Scott Do hello@cssharity.org
• Khai Tam TV;
Tracy Anh Tram Pham: tracyatpham@gmail.com
• Mandala:
Mai Trang Nguyen mtnthithi@gmail.com
Thanh Nguyen thanhqn99@yahoo.com
• Vegetarian cooking:
Huyen Linh huyenlinh55@hotmail.com
Hong Van vonnie@yahoo.com
• Video production:
Hai Pham oceanspring58@hotmail.com
• Audio production:
Thang Phi tphi@usgs.gov
• Transcribing:
Suong Vu suongvu@gmail.com
• Retreats and pilgrimages:
Quy Minh Hoang quyminh4@yahoo.com
• Design and setup for CompaSS events:
Dennis Tran zenspirit7@gmail.com
• CompaSS Youth:
Alexander Nguyen css.youthteam@gmail.com

14. CALIFORNIA, USA:
Orange County, California
1 - CompaSS Center
Compassionate Service Society headquarters
iB training program & iTC classes/training program
420 S. Brookhurst St, Anaheim, CA 92804
2 – iTC Fountain Valley - FV Senior Recreation Center
17967 Bushard St., Fountain Valley, CA 92708
(714) 593-4446
3 – iTC Orange - Kaiser Permanente Orange
200 N Lewis Street, Orange CA 92868
Anh Thơ Nguyễn (714) 425-5581 or anh_tho13@yahoo.com
4 – iTC Irvine - Rancho Senior center
3 Ethel Coplen Way, Irvine CA 92602
Audrey Đoàn (949) 407-9383 or abtdoan@cox.net
5- iTC Irvine – Trabuco Center
5701 Trabuco Rd, Irvine CA 92620
Audrey Đoàn (949) 407-9383 or abtdoan@cox.net
Los Angeles County, California
1 – iTC Rosemead - Garvey Community Center
9108 Garvey Ave. Rosemead, CA 91770
Phụng Bành (562) 597-0272
2- iTC South Bay –
Arthur Lee Johnson Memorial Park
1200 W. 170th St., Gardena, CA 90247
English (310) 351-7194 / Vietnamese (714) 625-8966
San Jose, California
CompaSS Center for Wellness
1394 Tully Road, Suite 215, San Jose, CA 95122
Website: www.css-sanjose.org
E-mail: css.sanjose@gmail.com
Minh Tâm Nelson (408) 320-9299 (408) 838-9084
San Diego, California
Cúc Nguyễn (619) 277-5122
E-mail: cuchtnguyen@gmail.com
1 – Linda Vista Recreation Center
17064 Levant Rd, Linda Vista, Ca 92111
2 - Mira Mesa Gil Johnson Community Park and Recreation Center
8575 New Salem St, San Diego, Ca 92126
3 - Mira Mesa Senior Center
8460 Mira Mesa Blvd, San Diego, Ca 92126
4 - Access Inc.
2612 Daniel Avenue, San Diego, Ca 92111

15. Houston, Texas
Phone: (832) LIFECSS (832) 543-3277
Website: www.css-south.org
E-mail: admin@css-south.org
Phương Anh Nguyễn (832) 423-6163
E-mail: christy4415@hotmail.com
1 – iTC MAIN CENTER - Hong Kong City Mall
11205 Bellaire, suite B29 (2nd floor)
Houston, TX 77072
2- CENTRAL - River Oaks Community Center
3600 Locke Lane, Houston, TX 77027
3 – NORTH - Mangum-Howell Center (Doss Park) 2500 Frick Road,
Houston, TX 77038
4- NORTHEAST - Humble Senior Activity Center 1401 South
Houston, Humble, TX 77338
5- NORTHEAST - Humble Kingwood Community Center
4102 Rustic Wood Dr., Kingwood, TX 77345
6 – SOUTHWEST - Alief Park & Community Center 11903 Bellaire,
Houston, TX 77072
7 – WEST - Kendall Library & Community Center 609 N. Eldridge,
Houston, TX 77079
8- NORTHWEST - Cypress Monkey Bar Gym
13626 Kludge Rd., Cypress TX 77429
9 – NORTHWEST (newest location)
Lotus Hands Acupuncture Clinic 11427 Jones Rd. – Houston, TX
77070
10 – SOUTHEAST - Parker Williams Library
10851 Scarsdale Blvd., Houston, TX 77089
Dallas, Texas
ITC Dallas
1517-B 14th Street, Plano, TX 75074
Tố Phưọng Mã (214) 405-9482
E-mail: matophuong@gmail.com
1 - Chùa Pháp Quang
1004 Small Street, Grand Prairie, TX 75050
2 – VAMAS
2300 West Walnut Street, Garland, TX 75042
Thu Trang Đỗ (972) 679-2107
E-mail: lindaledo@gmail.com
3 – Arlington Class at MA Việt Center
1408 West Arkansas Lane, Arlington, TX 76013
Amy Hồng Bùi (469) 544-2789
E-mail: amyhongbui@yahoo.com
4 - Carrollton
3030 N Josey Ln, Carrollton, TX 75007
Diệu Hạnh (972) 900-0675
TEXAS, USA:

16. EAST COAST, USA:
Oklahoma, USA
Old School Moore
201 N. Broadway St. Moore, OK 73160
Phượng Lê (405) 691-2248
E-mail: phuongkyle@yahoo.com or css_ok@yahoo.com
Maryland and Virginia, USA
CSS East, iTC - Headquarters
2235 Cedar Lane, Suite 101, Vienna, VA 22182
Web: www.csseast.org ; www.facebook.com/CSSEast
E-mail: csseast@gmail.com
Dyung Le: (703) 585-0427 or dyung.le@gmail.com
Maryland
Tammy Hilton: (703) 470-4177
E-mail: hoangtam8@yahoo.com
1 - White Oak Community Recreation Center
1700 April Lane, Silver Spring, MD 20904
2 - St. Rose of Lima Church
11701 Clopper Rd., Gaithersburg, MD 20878
3. Gaithersburg Library
1833 Montgomery Village Ave., Gaithersburg, MD 20879
4 - Long Branch Library
8800 Garland Avenue, Silver Spring, MD 20901
Virginia
Lan Hương (703) 425-3725 or (703) 627-5984
1 - Hoa Nghiêm Temple
9111 Backlick Rd, Fort Belvoir, VA 22060
Việt Dũng (703) 483-0114
2. Little River Glen Center
4001 Barker Ct, Fairfax, VA 22032
Việt Dũng (703) 483-0114
3 -Bailey Senior Center
5920 Summers Lane, Falls Church VA 22041
Việt Dũng (703) 483-0114
4. Kingstowne Center for Active Adults
6488 Landsdowne Center, Alexandria, VA 22315
Lan Uyên E-mail: lanuyen08@gmail.com
FLORIDA, USA
Nhà Viet Nam
3850 W. Waters Ave., Tampa, FL 33614
Kim Bằng Lê (813) 495-5318
E-mail: kimtle8@gmail.com

17. CANADA & TAHITI:
Montreal, Quebec
Website: www.compassmontreal.org
Ngọc Liên Lâm (514) 926-4550
E-mail: ngoclienlam@gmail.com
1 - Main Center
8059 St-Michel Boulevard Montreal, Quebec H1Z 2E4
2- Centre de Ressources Communautaires
Côte Des Neiges
6767 Côte Des Neiges, Montreal, Quebec H3S 2T6
3- Our Lady of Fatima Parish
875 Marcel Laurin, Saint Laurent, Quebec H4M 2M8
4 - Jewish Hospital
3755 Côte Ste Catherine (Radio oncology department) Montreal, Quebec H1W 2E9
5- Paroisse Le Bon Pasteur
700 rue Préfontaine, Longueuil, Quebec J4K 3V9
Toronto, Ontario
Kim Dung Dương (416) 596-8900 or dungtoronto@gmail.com
1 - Grandravine Community Centre
23 Grandravine Drive, 2nd floor, North York, Ontario, Canada
Dung Dương (416) 596-8900
2 - Trung tâm Cộng Đồng Việt Nam Mississauga
600 Lakeshore Blvd East., Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Niên Trần (905) 653-4997 or nientran50@gmail.com
3 - Hội người Việt Toronto
1364 Dundas Street West, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Loan Nguyễn (416) 537-3163 or lnguyen201115@yahoo.com
4 - Driftwood Community Recreation Centre
4401 Jane Street, North York, ON M3N 2K3
Hưng Vu (416) 875-5705 or hvu@rogers.com
Chi Nguyễn (905)- 653-0958 or chi711kim@yahoo.com
5 - West End Buddhist Temple& Meditation Centre
3133 Cawthra Road, Mississauga ,ON L5A 2X4
Cuong Email: ck10cuong@gmail.com
TAHITI:
Thái Thạnh Trần
E-mail: cssmooreatahiti@gmail.com
Phone numbers:
Anne Biarez: 87773423
Nadine Guais: 87748867
1 - Ecole Primaire: Salle culturelle, Baie de Cook, Paopao (Moorea)
2 - Ecole Primaire: Salle Omnisport, Afareaitu (Moorea)
3 - Salle privée, Haapiti (Moorea)
4 - Association Atiti'a, Pihaena (Moorea)
5 - Ecole de Teavaro (Moorea)
6 - Temple Mormon - Pirae (Tahitia)

18. EUROPE:
FRANCE:
Website: http://compass-asso.fr
Department 76
1 - Salle de fête : AVF Fontainẹ - la - Mallet –
Rue Mougnan, Le Havre
2 - Salle d'activité : AVF St François
30 Rue Percanville, Le Havre
3 - Salle d'activité de la ville du Havre : Salle De Coninck – Rue Jules
Vernes, Le Havre, France
Trong and Tuyến Nguyễn: Tel : (+33) 2 35 46 74 88
E-mail: phantttuyen@hotmail.com
Department 78
Châu Nguyễn: Tel: (+33) 1 34 77 69 46
E-mail: nmchau@sfr.fr
CK10 : Complex Sportif Félicien Dantan
15 Rue de Lorraine, 78200 Mantes-la-Jolie
iM : 30 rue de Montchauvet, 78711 Mantes La Ville
Department 91
Pagode Khuông Việt
Laurent Mallet and Léna Meszaros
Tel : (+33) 6 71 61 01 49 or meditationqigong@gmail.com
Department 92
Parc de Sceaux
Minh Đinh
Tel : (+33) 6 88 01 27 07 or dinhcaominh@gmail.com
Maison du Val
3 rue Abel Vacher, 92190 Meudon
Joséphine Simonnot
E-mail : josimonnot@gmail.com
Department 94
ABCD - Abbaye Bords De Marne
10A, Quai Beaubourg 94100 St Maur Des Fosses Mme. Christine
Paquier (+33) 6 61 18 27 92
HUNGARY:
Pal Pluhar: pal.pluhar@gmail.com
1 - Magyar Taoista Egyház Központja (szerda)
1134 Budapest, Kassák Lajos u. 43.
2 - Tan Kapuja Buddhista Főiskola (csütörtök, péntek)
1098 Budapest, Börzsöny u. 11.
E-mail: agipato74@gmail.com or wmary68@freemail.hu
3 - Kecskeméti Kulturális és Konferencia Központ (csütörtök)
6000 Kecskemét, Deák F. tér 1.
E-mail: glindorph@gmail.com
4 - HI-LEX Kft. (péntek)
2651 Rétság, Ipari park 3.
E-mail: pal.pluhar@gmail.com

19. EUROPE:
GERMANY:
Duesseldorf
Hoàng Tâm Nguyễn & Xuân Hằng Dương
Tel: (49) 211-758 4329
Mobile: (49) 172-586 1612
E-mail : ngnduo@googlemail.com
1 - Odenthaler Weg 1, 40591 Duesseldorf
2 -Gymnastics hall of kindergarten
Opladener Strasse 59, 40591 Duesseldorf
Frankfurt
E-mail : info.compassgermanyfrankfurt@gmail.com
Website: www.compassgermany-frankfurt.de
Kiều Nga Nguyễn (49) 6101-402757
1. Pagode Phat Hue,
Hanauer Landstraße 443, 60314 Frankfurt am Main
2. Hospital zum heiligen Geist
Lange Str. 4-6, 60311 Frankfurt am Main
3. Koreanischer Garten/ Grüneburgpark
August-Siebert-Straße, 60323 Frankfurt am Main
4. Heilig Kreuz, Burg Hohl 4, 61137 Schöneck
5 Kurhaus, Niddastrasse 1, 61118 Bad Vilbel
6. Theodor-Heuss Schule
Buchhügelalle 86, 63071 Offenbach
7. FSG Burg Gräfenrode
Bindweidring, 61148 Karben
8. SVV Heilsberg
Danziger Strasse 7a, 61118 Bad Vilbel
Hamburg
CompaSS Germany Office
Herbert-Weichmann – Strasse 2
22085 Hamburg
Website: www.compassgermany.com
E-mail: info@compassgermany.com
Lê Hồng Trương (49) 151 419 11507
Training hall (at Sankt Ansgar School)
Burgerweide 33, 20535 Hamburg
Cologne
Luetticher Strasse 7, 50674 Köln
Diên Châu Vương
Tel: (49) 174-723 6824
E-mail: chieulun2@yahoo.de

20. TAIWAN & AUSTRALIA:
TAIWAN:
臺灣慈悲服務社禪修中心及CK10上課地點
Website: www.csstaiwan.org.tw
Email: csstwn@gmail.com
台南實修禪堂 Tainan
台南市中西區尊王路66號
Tel: 06-2275822
高雄實修禪堂 Kaohsiung
高雄市苓雅區中正一路372號9F-1
Tel: 07-7232900
AUSTRALIA:
Ashburton Community Hall, Melbourne
Thanh Nguyễn
E-mail: Nguyenlethanh55@gmail.com
Tel : (+61) 481 515 001
296 High St.
Ashburton, 3147 Australia
1. Smart shops
185 Springvale Rd. Springvale, 3171
2. 29 Eileen rd.
Clayton South, 3169
3. Ashburton Community Hall
296 High St. Ashburton, 3147

21. Global iTC conference
in Orange County.
CSS-Taiwan doing integral taichi during
pilgrimage to India.
2016 grand opening of new
semester of iTC classes
at CompaSS Center.

22. Peace Mandala Ceremony at the
World Peace Gathering in 2016 at
Long Beach Convention Center where
we achieved Record Setter’s Largest
Human Mandala world record.
CompaSS friends at our
Headquarter in Orange County:
“We love you!”
Veggie Cooking class.

23. Exercise for world peace at the World Peace Gathering.
CompaSS Charity on a
discussion panel with our
Compassion Water
Project’s partners (Global
Medic and Lifesaver).
Tea Meditation for Peace ceremony at
Long Beach Convention Center
on 12/17/16.