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Buddhist Studies
Virtual Library: The Internet Guide to Buddhism and Buddhist Studies. [eng] |
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Tibetan Sutras
Asian Classics Input Project (ACIP). Yeshe De Project:Nyingma Edition of the Tibetan Canon. Asynchronous School of Buddhist Dialetics :Dzong-ka-ba's Three Principal Aspects of the Path. [eng] |
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Sanskrit Sutras
Text. [eng] |
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Digital Buddhist Library and Museum
CBS Comprehensive Online Buddhist Resources. [eng] |
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Chinese Buddhist Scriptures
Links to texts. [eng] |
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Ramakrishna Daily Sutras - February 2000
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The Yoga-Sutras of Patanjali and The Cloud of Unknowing
A Preliminary Step in Assessing the Ontological Accuracy of the Mystical Experience. [eng] |
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Alice Bailey & Djwhal Khul
The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali; Index. [eng] |
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Lotus Sutra
One of the best-loved excerpts from the Lotus Sutra, on the subject of the true nature of the Buddha. [eng] |
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Sanskrit Internet Aided Lessons
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Lotus of wonderful law
In the eighth century CE, a new form of Buddhism spread from China to Japan. It was known as the Tendai sect and it derived its inspiration from a series of Sanskrit texts that focused on the Lotus Sutra, regarded by the Tendai as the final and most authentic teaching of the Buddha. The use of parables was one of the favorite methods of Tendai teaching. The Parable of the Burning House, which is a part of the Lotus of the Wonderful Law Sutra is designed to show the superiority of the single sutra (that of the Lotus) over traditional Buddhist. [eng] |
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The Heart Sutra in Buddhist Sanskrit
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Athenaeum of Buddhism WebSite - Online Buddhist Books Articles Sutras Mantras
Provides online Buddhist books, articles, Sutras, Mantras, Buddha pictures & related Buddhism links. [eng] |
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Chinese cultural studies
Includes a version of Buddha's first sermon. [eng] |
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Samyutta Nikaya
The Samyutta Nikaya, the third division of the Sutta Pitaka, contains 2,889 suttas grouped into five sections (vaggas). Each vagga is further divided into samyuttas, each of which in turn contains a group of suttas on related topics. The samyuttas are named according to the topics of the suttas they contain. [eng] |
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The Infinite Life Sutra
Pure Land Buddhism, a path that emphasizes chanting the name of Amitabha Buddha, is the largest school of Buddhism in Asia but is little known in the West. [eng] |
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The Contemplation Sutra
Pure Land Buddhism, a path that emphasizes chanting the name of Amitabha Buddha, is the largest school of Buddhism in Asia but is little known in the West. [eng] |
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Sermon on Anatta
One of the most important, and hard to grasp, of all all Buddhist teachings is the doctrine of anatta, or "no-self". One of Sakyamuni Buddha's teachings about the cause of suffering was that it was a result of false illusions about the self. The self, or soul, or "essential person", was an illusion. Thus Buddhism does not teach that "you" are "soul" which is "reborn" (although certain forms of Hindu teaching may be understood in this way). Rather Buddhism teachers the "Mind" and "Mindfulness" exist, and that there is a karmic continuity between incarnations of mind. The link then is karmic, not essential. This is an excerpt from the Anattalakkhana Sutta in which the Buddha argues for this idea. [eng] |
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Buddhish Door
Buddha's life, heart sutra etc. The current issue of buddhism. On-line Buddhist Door magazine. [eng] |
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Dhammapada
E-text of Dhammapada in virtual library. Free download. [eng] |
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