The WEBster
BUDDHISM
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Buddhism is a
non-dogmatic tradition based on respect for Buddha and his teachings.
It is also the art of living in the present moment.
The Buddha did not wish any of his followers to accept his teaching based on trust.
He invited to try them out, experiment, and if they worked in practice --to use them. Each one of us must find the truth for ourselves, and
respect the right of others to do the same. Buddha himself conducted his own search for spiritual truth.
There are a large number of
buddhist sects and spiritual practices associated with Buddhism. The best advice I can offer is, if you are truly interested in the teachings
of Buddha, locate a Buddhist meditation group or center in your local area and find a teacher to help guide you.
For any of you living in or near Tampa Florida, I can highly recommend:
Karma Thegsum Chöling - Center for Tibetan Buddhist Studies
Contact: Jill McCann at techmech@mindspring.com
or 813-870-2904 EST (voice)
Please do *not* contact Jill for reasons related to maintenance of this page.
To contact the webmaster use webster@katsden.com
General Information on:
H.H. The 16th Gyalwa Karmapa
H.H. The 17th Karmapa, Urgyen Trinley Dorje
Ven. Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche
Ven. Bardor Tulku Rinpoche
Karma Triyana Dharmachakra - KTD [Woodstock NY]
Friends of Buddhism
You may also visit the
Tsurphu Foundation Homepage
Karma Kagyu Lineage Information
The Giant Thangkas of Tsurphu Monastery
The Karmapa - a book by Ken Holmes
General Buddhist Resources
- Access to Insight - Theravada
- Amitayus Centre Home Page
- Asian Arts
- Association of the True Zen of Master Deshimaru
- Asynchronous School of Buddhist Dialectics
- Bodhisattva Institute - Chang Chub Ling
- BuddhaNet - Australia's Buddhist Info Network
- Buddhism Glossary
- Buddhism in Toronto Canada
- Buddhism On the Net
- Buddhist Resources Page
- Buddhist Resources on the Internet - Flying Gyuoto Bros.
- Buddhist Studies - WWW Virtual Library *recommended
- Chagdud Gonpa - Tibetan Treasures [Nyingma]
- CyberSangha - The Buddist Alternative Journal
- Daka's Page [astrology and more]
- Dalai Lama Home Page
- DharmaNet International
- Daily Koan
- The Dhammapada
- Dzogchen Foundation
- Engaged Buddhist Dharma Page
- Exploring the Mandala
- Friends of Buddhism
- Friends of Osho
- Fundamental Buddhism Explained
- Gyudmed Tibetan Monks - W. Michigan
- Hells Buddhas - Motorcycle Trip Through India
- His Holiness The 14th Dalai Lama
- Hokke Kai International (Nichiren)
- Hsuan Peng's Buddhist Pointers Files at CIN
- Introduction to Buddhism *recommended
- Jnana's Home Page
- Journal of Buddhist Ethics Home Page
- Kadampa Center Page - Goodag
- Kagyu Droden Kunchab
- Karma Kagyu Austria
- Khazana Art Online - India and Nepal collectibles
- Lifestream's Bridges - Urgen
- Ligmincha Institute
- Meditation Resources
- Migyur Dorje Institute
- Mystic Vision, Sacred Art ($)
- NCF Buddhism Home Page
- Nyingma Centers
- Nyingma Institute - Berkeley
- One World Global Calendar
*includes Buddhist events
- Osel Shen Phen Ling, Tibetan Buddhist Center
- Parinirvana Sutra
- PHOAKS - Buddhism
- Quiet Mountain Buddhist Sites
- Pureland Hawaii
- Saurav's Homepage
- SEAOX Buddhist Links
- Shambhala
- Snow Lion Web and Publications
- Spirit Rock Meditation Center [Theravada]
- Still Point
- Tantric Buddhist mandala: an introduction
- Taoism Information Page
- The Gateless Gate
- The Edicts of King Ashoka
- Time, Space and Knowledge
- Tricycle Hub - The Buddhist Review
- Tsondru Thangka Conservation
- The Zen Studies Society
Chenrezig - Internet Resources
- Culture of the Heart
- Dharma Talk - Compassion - Lama Surya Das
- Four-Armed Chenresig Mediation, Abbreviated
- Four-Armed Chenresig - Meditation and Recitation
- Ocean of Certainty
- Refuge 1/2
- Refuge 2/2
- Thousand-Armed Chenresig
- Thousand-Armed Chenresig
[contact mapoole@slonet.org to link/use this last pic ]
- True Buddha School Principal Deities
Buddhist Views on Death/Dying
- A Buddhist Ethic Without Karmic Rebirth?
- Bardo of Death Studies
- Bardos - Dark, Clear, Luminous
- Being With Dying - Joan Halifax
- Dharma Talk - The Third Noble Truth
- Death in Tibetan Buddhism (book list)
- Japanese/Buddhist Funeral Ceremony
- Problem of Death - Shin Buddhism
- Ram Dass [Mystic Fire]
- Snowlion - Death and Dying [book list]
- The Tradition of Reincarnation
- Tibetan Buddhist Teachings - Death/Rebirth
- Zen Hospice Project
May
all beings have happiness and the causes of happiness.
May all
beings be away from sorrow and the causes of sorrow.
May all beings
never be separated from the great happiness that is sorrowless.
May
all leave attachment to dear ones and aversion to others,
and live
believing in the equality of all that lives.
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