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The
Dhammapada : Translated by F. Max Muller. The e-text was
prepared
by Tom Weiss.
Life of the Buddha for young people
The Complete life story of the Buddha for young people
Buddha,
the Gospel Contains the story and the teachings of the
Buddha. compiled by Paul Carus. 379,141 bytes:
The
Teaching of Buddha, The Buddhist Bible: Published in Commemoration
of the 2500th Anniversary of the Birth of Sakyamuni Buddha. Translated
from the Japanese by Author - Publisher - Dwight Goddard. Available
here in four parts.
A Simple Guide to Life
A comprehensive guide book on the right living according to the tenets
of Buddhism by by Robert Bogoda.
Buddhist Women at the Time of The Buddha
The stories on ancient Buddhist nuns written by Hellmuth Hecker,
translated from the German
Record of Fa-hien travels to India and Ceylon - part 1
A narrative account of the experiences of Fahien, the Chinese traveler,
in ancient India.
Fundamentals of Buddhism Four Lectures
Four lectures on the Essence of Buddhism, Kamma & Rebirth, Paticca-Samuppada:
Dependent Origination and Mental Culture.
The Practice of Loving-Kindness (Metta)
Compiled and translated by Ņanamoli Thera
The bhikkhus' code of
discipline.
Rules and code of conduct for the monastic life of the Bhikkhus
Reading The Mind Advice for Meditators
From the Talks of K. Khao-suan-luang Translated from the Thai by
Thanissaro Bhikkhu
A History of Chinese Buddhism
This is a comprehensive account of the history of Chinese Buddhism
from the earliest times to the 15th Century.
The Mahayana Buddhism
Although the record of the Mahayana in literature and art is clear and
even brilliant, it is not easy either to trace its rise or connect its
development with other events in India. Its annals are an interminable
list of names and doctrines, but bring before us few living
personalities and hence are dull.
A Short History of Buddhism In Myanmar or Burma
The history and development of Buddhism in Myanmar from earliest times
till 19th Century.
Buddha,
the Word Contains the fundamental teachings of the Buddha,
the four noble truths, the eight fold path, his sermons and advice to
his disciples. Compiled by Paul Carus 101,164 bytes
Jataka Tales of the Buddha (Part I)
Jataka Tales of the Buddha (Part I) retold by Ken & Visakha
Kawasaki
Maha kassapa, father of the Buddhist Sangha
Revised and enlarged translation from the German by Nyanaponika Thera
Maha Moggallana
Complete life story of another legendary disciple of the Buddha
Buddhism in a nutshell
The story of the Buddha, the philosophy and practice of Buddhism. And
brief it is not.
A Very Brief Exposition of the Views of the Four Indian Buddhist Schools
This paper came from a series of posts made in the Buddhist area of
America On-Line between 11/28/95 and 12/4/95. The author made these
posts under the name of Jamyang. It was initiated by a request to
teach the view of dependent arising in the nine yanas.
Reading The Mind Advice for Meditators
From the Talks of K. Khao-suan-luang Translated from the Thai by
Thanissaro Bhikkhu
Amitabha:
A story of Buddhist Theology: Translated by Paul Carus . The story of
Charaka the famous physician, king Kanishka and Asvaghosha.
Record of Fa-hien travels to India and Ceylon: Being an Account by the Chinese Monk Fa-Hien of his Travels in India
and Ceylon (A.D. 399-414) in Search of the Buddhist Books of
Discipline Translated and annotated with a Corean recension of the
Chinese text BY JAMES LEGGE
Life of Sariputta, disciple of the Buddha:
Sariputta, who was second only to the Buddha in the depth and range
of his understanding, and his ability to teach the Doctrine of
Deliverance. In the Tripitaka there is no connected account of his
life, but it can be pieced together from the various incidents ...
From
the Chinese Zen Masters: Contains the sayings and sermons, "gatha"
poems, and other literary works of Chinese Zen masters. From the
Manual of Zen Buddhism by Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki, D. Litt.
From
the Japanese Zen Masters : Contains the teachings of Dai-o
(1235-I308), Daito (1282-1336), and Kwanzan (1277-1360), the
three outstanding luminaries in the history of the Japanese Rinzai
school of Zen. From the Manual of Zen Buddhism by Daisetz Teitaro
Suzuki, D. Litt., one of the most popular 20th century writers about
Zen Buddhism.
Diamond
Sutra: The Vagrakkhedika Or Diamond-Cutter (Diamond Sutra)
Translated by E.B.Cowell. Taken from the Mahayana Texts (Sacred Books
of the East Vol.49, 1894). 48,844 bytes
Tibetan
Buddhism: Miscellaneous articles about Tibetan Buddhism from
various sources on the Internet reproduced according to the
permissions available.
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