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Dharma The Cat Cartoons for Buddhists, and each has commentary from people different faiths. Kalavinka Dharma World Informational website which includes a non-sectarian Buddhist journal (Kalavinka Dharma Notes) and translations of stories and teachings. Translations include sections from Lotus Sutra, Nagarjuna, Master Chih-I, Master Han-shan De-ching, and Master Hsuan Hua. Also included is a bookstore (associated with Amazon) with titles usefully sorted into different categories. There is also a selection of photographs from a pilgrimage to the holy places of India. Cyberkaya An interactive Dharma Journal. It has been a meeting place for Dharma practitioners who may work independent of the organizations and schools of institutional Buddhism. It is no longer being updated but the archive of work is made available. Individual Answers to Your Questions About Buddhism Confidential answers to your questions by the volunteer members of Allexperts.com. BuddhaNet: Buddhist Information and Education Network Offers an online Buddhist magazine, a comprehensive worldwide directory of Buddhist centers, a library of ebooks, and an extensive database of articles on Buddhism, including insight meditation, metta meditation, history, culture, and academic studies. BBC World Service Guide to Buddhism with online audio. Manjushri Buddhist Online Community Buddhist history, teachings, way of life, and the locations of the Buddhist Dharma centers and temples. DharmaNet International Index of Buddhist resources both on and off the internet. Lists of Dharma groups and centers by school and by region. Buddhist Information of North America Free Buddhist e-texts, books, lectures, and teachings. Links to individual schools of Buddhism. CyberSangha Buddhist Archives Possibly the largest online collection of Buddhist Texts in the world, based on the archives of the former TigerTeam Buddhist Electronic Network. |
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