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Buddhist Files And Links
Below is a link to the Files Page of Buddhist Boomers, where you can find many books, some articles, and some audio and visual educational materials about Buddhism:
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The Dhammapada and several of the sutras are featured here, including some annotated or with commentary. There are introductory materials on Buddhism, a massive Buddhist glossary, and manuals for Mindfulness, Insight, Loving Kindness and Zen meditation.
Items include D. T. Suzuki’s classic “Manual Of Zen Buddhism,” The Heart Sutra with book-length commentary by Grand Master T’an Hsu, and “Teachings In Chinese Buddhism: Selected Translations of Miao Yun,” highlighting the influential teachings of Venerable Yin Shun. We also have the complete H. Kern translation of the Lotus Sutra, and The Major Writings Of Nichiren Daishonin, in PDF format.
A number of these books have generously been made available free online by BuddhaNet, a massive and invaluable site you really should visit:
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Member NONNIE62 just told me about Buddhist Information Of North America, another amazingly extensive site with a huge library of sutras, essays on meditation, audio lectures, and other resources:
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Another place to check out is the Buddhism page of the Internet Sacred Text Archive, which links to several well-known scriptures:
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Most of the best-known Mahayana sutras are also linked to at bayarea.net:
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For those interested in Theravada Buddhism, I recommend the amazingly extensive site “Access To Insight,” where you can find the text of over 1,000 sutras:
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If any members know of other useful Buddhist sites, please share a link with us in a post.
Finally, here’s a link to my own blog about Kuan Yin, the Bodhisattva to whom I’m devoted, and on whom my personal practice centers:
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More information about Kuan Yin can also be found on our Files pages.
view link
The Dhammapada and several of the sutras are featured here, including some annotated or with commentary. There are introductory materials on Buddhism, a massive Buddhist glossary, and manuals for Mindfulness, Insight, Loving Kindness and Zen meditation.
Items include D. T. Suzuki’s classic “Manual Of Zen Buddhism,” The Heart Sutra with book-length commentary by Grand Master T’an Hsu, and “Teachings In Chinese Buddhism: Selected Translations of Miao Yun,” highlighting the influential teachings of Venerable Yin Shun. We also have the complete H. Kern translation of the Lotus Sutra, and The Major Writings Of Nichiren Daishonin, in PDF format.
A number of these books have generously been made available free online by BuddhaNet, a massive and invaluable site you really should visit:
view link
Member NONNIE62 just told me about Buddhist Information Of North America, another amazingly extensive site with a huge library of sutras, essays on meditation, audio lectures, and other resources:
view link
Another place to check out is the Buddhism page of the Internet Sacred Text Archive, which links to several well-known scriptures:
view link
Most of the best-known Mahayana sutras are also linked to at bayarea.net:
view link
For those interested in Theravada Buddhism, I recommend the amazingly extensive site “Access To Insight,” where you can find the text of over 1,000 sutras:
view link
If any members know of other useful Buddhist sites, please share a link with us in a post.
Finally, here’s a link to my own blog about Kuan Yin, the Bodhisattva to whom I’m devoted, and on whom my personal practice centers:
view link
More information about Kuan Yin can also be found on our Files pages.
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