Published by the Barre Center for Buddhist Studies. Archive of past issues presents an exceptional collection of articles by prominent Buddhist teachers.
Jataka stories, translated by Robert Chalmers [1895].
First two volumes of full six-volume translation.
Dedicated to providing accurate, reliable, and useful information concerning the practice and study of Theravada Buddhism, as it has been handed down to us through both the written word of the Pali Canon and the living example of the Sangha. Includes hundreds of suttas, books, and talk transcriptions.
A guide to mindfulness and Vipassana meditation as taught by Luangpor Pramote.
Books by Phra Pramote Pamojjo:
- Path to Enlightment I;
-- For You, The Newcomer: A Simple and Ordinary Essay on Dhamma (in English);
-- For You, The Newcomer (in Japanese);
- Path to Enlightment II;
- Path of Freedom.
Books of Law of Karma & Dhamma Practice had been produced by Wat Ambhavan, Singhburi, Thailand. In these books contains the stories of biography of Phra Dhepsinghaburajara (Luang Paw Jarun Dhidhadhammo), the abbot of Wat Ambhavan, experiences in dhamma practice, Phra Dhepsinghaburajaras karma, and other dhamma lectures by Phra Dhepsinghaburaja.
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.
Website which introduces Buddhism and its modern context:
- Buddhism: A Way of Life;
- Buddhism & Society;
- Buddhism & Science;
with an emphasis on Sri Lankan realities.
eVinaya is a website aimed at facilitating search of materials concerning the Vinaya in the Internet.
On this website you will find suggestions and encouragement for reading the teachings of the Buddha as found in the Pali Canon of the Theravada Buddhist tradition. The intention is to build a relationship with the suttas through perpetual daily contact.
A book by Venerable Ajahn Sumedho on The Four Noble Truths, the central teaching of the Buddha: that the unhappiness of humanity can be overcome through spiritual means.
This book by Bhikkhu Ariyesako provides a very readable summary of the bhikkhus' (monks') rules, with a particular emphasis on giving laypeople a better understanding of the monks' way of life. Included also are questions-and-answers concerning the proper etiquette for laypeople when in the company of monks, examples of the particular customs and rules of etiquette that apply at specific Theravada monasteries, and a wealth of other valuable information.
Inspiring Dhamma blog, maintained by the Majjhima Dhamma Centre (Singapore).
A semiannual jourmal of Vipassana community. Each issue of Inquiring Mind explores in depth a particular theme or subject that is of relevance to Westerners interested in the teachings of Buddhadharma.
First written in 1987 and now translated into over 14 languages, Good Question Good Answer provides clear, thoughtful and lively answers to more than 130 commonly asked questions about Buddhism.
Online book. A rendering by Ven. S. Dhammika & links concerning Buddhism, esp. in India.
On Leigh Brasington’s site, a collection of study guides & related resources. If you’re not sure which of the many Pali suttas to start with, try these.
Extensive collection of materials, maintained by Bhikkhu Samahita.
Includes:
- Pāli Canon Tipiṭaka texts in English translation;
- Dhamma Visuals - Buddhist Images & Sacred Places;
- Buddhist Dictionary of Nyanatiloka Mahathera.
A presentation of Theravada Buddhism: 'Life of the Buddha in Pictures', fundamental concepts and a collection of creative short essays on the Dhamma, and on Buddhist meditation.
