

Essays on the Beliefs and Practices of Buddhism
Buddhism is a fascinating religion. Buddhist philosophy is very a down to earth philosophy. The Buddha did not believe in transcendental states, or in the eternal nature of anything in existence. According to Buddhism impermanence is the very nature of existence, and no one (including gods and heaven) is free from it. The Buddha limited his observation and teachings to the perceptual reality or the not-self and suggested various methods and approaches to remove its influence upon the mind and body so that one can experience peace and happiness. His approach was one of observation with mindfulness to cultivate discernment or intelligence, and use that to practice right living on the Eightfold Path. The Buddha did not believe in God or soul. He believed in the experiential and cognitive reality as the starting point to know oneself and find an escape from suffering, by removing the hindrances that effect our thinking and perception. The following essays reflect the breadth and scope of Buddhism and its intellectual appeal and ageless wisdom to people of all cultures and backgrounds. His teachings and philosophy are very relevant in today’s context where people have to cope with an overwhelming pressure from the demands of our civilized world.
Consciousness of Self and Not-self in Buddhism and Hinduism
Vajrayana, The Journey of Emptiness
Adibuddha in the Kalachakra Tantra of Vajrayana Buddhism
Contemplation Upon Dukkha or Suffering
The First Noble Truth of Dukkha in Buddhism
Is Buddhism a Copy of Hinduism?
Buddhism Vs. Hinduism Compared and Contrasted
The Not Self Advantage in Buddhist Practice
Buddhism is the First and the Last Scientific Religion of the World
Jhana, The Rapturous State of Stillness in Buddhist Meditation Practice
Is Buddhism a Spiritual Religion?
Karma Doctrine in Hinduism and Buddhism
Understanding Karma From A Buddhist Perspective
Awakening and Enlightenment in Buddhism on the Path to Nirvana
An Analysis of Hindu Buddhist Meditation Techniques
Anatta and Rebirth in Buddhism
Making Right Choices On the Eightfold Path
Eight Realizations of the Great Beings
Buddhism, Journalism, and Journalistic Ethics
Is Buddhism a religion or philosophy
Buddhism and Social Action An Exploration by Ken Jones
Buddhism- A Method of Mind Training
Buddhism and belief in God or concept of God
The Buddha's discourses on Kamma
The Buddhist universe - thirty one planes of existence -
The birth of the Buddha a canonical account
Introduction to the Dhammapada Bhikkhu Bodhi
Living the Dhamma by Venerable Ajahn Chah
A Comprehensive Manual of Abhidhamma Introduction only
The Essentials of Buddha Dhamma in Meditative Practice
A Sketch of the Buddha's Life - Readings from Pali Canon
Excerpts on the Dhamma from King Asoka's edicts
The meaning of Buddha awakening
Buddhist Councils By Venerable Dr. Rewata Dhamma
Discourses of the Ancient Nuns, Bhikkhuni-samyutta
Nirayavagga, the Buddhist Hell
The Path of Concentration and Mindfulness
Dasadhamma Sutta - Ten things a Buddhist monk needs to follow
Ignorance or avijja is defined
The Demons of Defilement - Nature of ignorance
Detachment and Compassion in Early Buddhism
Devotion in Buddhism by Nyanaponika Thera
Buddhist monastic code on the rules of disrobing a monk
Emptiness, a Buddhist point of view
Everyman's Ethics Four Discourses of the Buddha
The Five Aggregates A Study Guide
Five Khandhas as Burden & Path
Five Khandhas as Burden & Path
Four traditions of the Buddhist monks
The four noble truths - a study guide
Ignorance from the aspect of Right View
Meditating on No-Self A Dhamma Talk Edited for Bodhi Leaves
Metta The Philosophy and Practice of Universal Love
The Buddhist Monastic Code Dhamma-Vinaya
Nibbana, the ultimate goal of the Buddha Dhamma
Nibbana as Living Experience- two Studies from the Pali Canon
Buddhist monastic code, Nissaya
The Formula of the Four Noble Truths
The Not-self Strategy by Thanissaro Bhikkhu
The Position of Women in Buddhism
Respect in Buddhist Thought and Practice
The Practice of Loving-Kindness (Metta)
Does Rebirth Make Sense by Bhikkhu Bodhi
Recognizing the Dhamma A Study Guide
The Road to Nirvana Is Paved with Skillful Intentions
The round of rebirth - samsara
The Buddhist Teachings on Samvega and Pasada
Samsara Divided by Zero by Thanissaro Bhikkhu
The Second Noble Truth - The Noble Truth of the Origin of dukkha
A Simple Guide to Life by Robert Bogoda
The Buddhist concept of craving or tanha
The third Noble Truth - the Cessation of suffering
Thirty one planes of existence - the Buddha worlds
Three Cardinal Discourses of the Buddha Translated by Ñanamoli Thera
Buddhism and the concept of renunciation
Vedanta and Buddhism A Comparative Study
Vipansana meditation or insight meditation
Why End Suffering by Nyanaponika Thera
Glimpses of the Thudong Bhikkhu Life
Admirable friendship, kalyanamittata
Practical advice for meditators
The bhikkhus' code of discipline.
The Bhikkhus' Rules A Guide for Laypeople
Bodhinyana A Collection of Dhamma Talks
Body Contemplation A Study Guide
Using Meditation to Deal with Pain, Illness and Death
Dhamma vinaya - Lists of summaries of training rules for the monks
The economy of gifts - code for the Buddhist monks
The Eye of Discernment An Anthology from the Teachings of Ajaan Lee Dhammadharo
A fistful of sand, talks and discussions about dhamma practice
Food for the Heart, Talks on the Dhamma practice
Monastic discipline regarding Food, eating meat etc.
Going against the flow, using mindfulness to achieve neutrality
How is meditation like cooking?
Anapana Sati, Meditation on Breathing
Buddhist Meditation and Depth Psychology
A Modern Treatise on Buddhist Satipatthana Meditation
Things as They Are, A Collection of Talks on the Training of the Mind
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