Links to Buddhist Resources

• Buddhist Studies WWW Virtual Library (ANU, Australia)
  This is the major site which keeps track of leading information facilities in the field of Buddhism and Buddhist studies around the world.
• Buddhist Studies and the Arts (Washington U, St. Louis,USA)
  An annotated list of sites with Buddhist textural and visual materials.
• DharmaNet InterLinks (DEFA) (sunsite.unc.edu,USA)
  Listing of, and links to, online Buddhist resources - academic, practice, monastic, commercial.
• Mind Only Cafe
  Mind Only Cafe, created by Professor Joe Wilson of the University of North Carolina, is a fine compendium of Buddhist and Asian art resources. This link also features Yogacara Buddhism and Religious Studies information.
• Numata Center for Buddhist Translations & Research
  (The Numata Center, USA)
  The non-profit publishers of the BDK English Tripitaka translation of the entire Buddhist canon.
• Himalayan Buddhist Art (asianart@net.com,USA)
  Asian Art Server - an excellent on-line resource.
• Kalapa Recordings
  Click here for an on-line audio and videotape catalogue of contemporary Buddhist teachers. A hardcopy edition of this catalogue is also available free of charge upon request.
• Snow Lion Publications
  SLP on the World Wide Web contains information about Tibet and Tibet-related events. This page also contains a production-schedule for Snow Lion books and in-depth reviews of new books on a variety of Buddhist topics.
• The Journal of Buddhist Ethics
  The Journal of Buddhist Ethics is the first Buddhist periodical established for the express purpose of furthering our understanding of the ethical concerns in Buddhism. The JBE is electronically published by Charles Prebish and Damien Keown and has an editorial board comprised of a number of established Buddhist Studies scholars from the United States, Canada, Japan, England, and elsewhere.
• Buddhism in Toronto
  Buddhism in Toronto is the homepage of George Klima and is a compendium of links to Buddhist articles, images, activities (especially in Toronto), and electronic resources of all kinds.
• Buddhist in Germany
  Contains addresses and events of German Buddhist groups.
• Chinese Buddhist Resources List
  Provides complete list of online Chinese Buddhist resources.
• CyberSangha
  The Buddhist Alternative Journal; Full text of past issues.

Theravada Buddhism

• Access to Insight - Resources for Buddhist Practice (world.std.com,USA)
  Resources for Theravada Buddhist Practice. Home of the Theravada text archives and Dhamma Dana Publications (Barre, Massachusetts); Buddhist Publication Society catalogue; Directory of meditation centers and practice groups in USA.
• Buddhist Publication Society (world.std.com,USA)
  Newsletters and mail-order catalogue of the BPS, Sri Lanka.
• Sri Lanka Tripitaka Project (Penn. State U,USA)
  The input of the entirety of the words of the Buddha and his immediate disciples, as preserved in the Sri Lankan version of the Pali 'Tripitaka', was completed at the 'Siri Vajuranana Dharmayatanaya', Bhikkhu Training Center, Maharagama, Sri Lanka in 1994.
• Quintessence of Buddhism (www.well.com,USA)
  Culasunnatta Sutta - The Quintessence of Buddhism or Seven Steps to Nirvana. The Sutta(121). An excerpt from 'A Treasury of the Buddha's Words', translated by Ven. Nyanamoli, Thera.
• The BUDSIR Project
  The entire Pali Tipitaka as well as other Buddhist texts have been put on CD-ROM by the Mahidol University in Thailand and its the BUDSIR project.
• Vipassana Meditation: Courses in the Art of Living (rampages.onramp.net,USA)
  The home page of the North American organisation which offers courses in Vipassana Meditation in the tradition of Sayagyi U Ba Kin as taught by S.N.Goenka and his assistant teachers.
• International Meditation Centers
  This link offers ten-day Theravadin Buddhist courses on meditation as well as access to newsletters and other publications.
• The Forest Sangha Newsletter
  Articles and news from the Forest Sangha's monasteries.(UK)

Tibetan Buddhism

• Tibetan Studies WWW Virtual Library (ANU,Australia)
  The Tibetan Studies WWW Virtual Library is maintained by Matthew Ciolek of Australian National University and is thus a very comprehensive resource.
• H.H.Dalai Lama - Power of Compassion: Q & A (www.hyperlink.com,USA)
  An excerpt from 'The Power of Compassion' - a collection of lectures by His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama trans. by Geshe Thupten Jinpa.
• Quietmountain Tibetan Website
  This site provides excellent and extensive information pertaining to the four major schools of Tibetan Buddhism.
• The Dzogchen Foundation
  This link is dedicated to teaching Dzogchen, "The Inherent Great Perfection," considered by some to be the highest teaching of Tibetan Buddhism.
• Dzogchen - Chögal Namkhai Norbu
  Information on Dzogchen retreats in Australia.
• Ligmincha Institute (www.comet.chv.va.us,USA)
  Information about Tibetan Bon, Dzogchen, transcripts of teachings (esp. those of Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche), and access to all the issues of the "Voice of Clear Light" quarterly.
• Asynchronous School of Buddhist Dialectics Homepage
  The ASBD homepage contains, among many other interesting items, a translation of Tsong kha pa's Three Principal Aspects of the Path.
• Kunga Tibetan Archives
  Click on this link to explore Tibetan Buddhism as categorised, literally, from "A" to "Z."
• Gyuto Tantric Choir
  Click on this link to hear multiphonic chanting by Tibetan Buddhist monks.

• The ANU Zen Buddhism Homepage.(ANU,Australia)
  This page from the Coombs archives of Australia National University features a detailed graphical schematisation outlining the aetiology of the various schools of Zen Buddhism.
• The Electronic Bodhidharma
  Created by the International Research Institute for Zen Buddhism (IRIZ) in Kyoto, this site contains Zen bibliographies, texts, art, information about a Zen CD-ROM from IRIZ, and conversion files and other tools available for downloading.
• Coursework on the Lotus Suutra and Zen/Ch'an
  This link takes you to Cornell University for undergraduate- and graduate-level courses on the Lotus Sutra and Zen/Ch'an Buddhism. The courses are taught by distinguished professors from a number of universities, and the site is maintained by John McRae, Department of Asian Studies, Cornell University.
• The Zen Hospice Project
  Located in San Francisco, the Zen Hospice Project is dedicated to the care of people who are approaching death and to increasing our understanding of our own impermanence.
• The Zen Sunsite Homepage
  This site features a translation of The Gateless Gate, which is a famous collection of kooans.
• Ten Bulls Homepage
  Click here and take a journey toward your "true self" by way of the metaphor of the "ten bulls."
• The Alan Watts Electronic University.
  This site features the sale of audio and videotapes of lectures by Alan Watts as compiled by his son, Mark.
• Zen Ancestors Home Page
  Texts of Zen-related lectures and some historical data
• Zen Buddhist Texts
  Information on Zen videos and Buddhism in general.
• Zen Garden
  Contains Zen stories and koans.

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