Category:General Buddhism
From Dharmaweb
- A Taste Of Dhamma By Venerable Ajahn Sanong Katapunnyo
- A Young People's Life Of The Buddha By Bhikkhu Silacara
- Abhidhamma In Daily Life By Ashin Janakabhivamsa
- An Outline of the Path to Enlightenment by Dr. Nick Ribush
- Beyond Belief by A.L. De Silva
- Beyond The Stream Of The World By Phra Acariya Thoon Khippapanno
- Buddhism And The Free Thinkers By Dr K Sri Dhammananda
- Buddhism As An Education By Master Chin Kung
- Buddhism for the Perfection of This Life
- Buddhism: The Awakening Of Wisdom And Compassion By Master Chin Kung
- Buddhism's View on Deeds and Behaviors
- Buddhism's View on Deeds and Behaviors By Venerable Master Hsing Yun
- Buddhism's View on the Wheel of Rebirth
- Buddhist Attitude To Life By Lama Choedak
- Buddhist Councils By Venerable Dr. Rewata Dhamma
- Buddhist Perspective on Cause and Condition
- Buddhist Perspective on Time and Space
- Buddhist Problems Answered By Yogi C. M. Chen
- Changing Destiny By Master Chin Kung
- Community and Responsibility
A series of ten talks, transcribed from audio tape, on the practice of the Eightfold Path, particularly geared to householders. There is a talk on each of the eight path factors, plus two concerning the five mental hindrances.
- Generating the Bodhimind by Kyabje Ling Rinpoche
- Give Your Ego the Wisdom Eye by Lama Thubten Yeshe
- Great Gifts And Giving Well
- How Delusions Arise by Lama Thubten Yeshe
- Lectures On The Flower Adornment Sutra
- Oneness By Ven. Ajahn Sanong Katapunyo
- Questions and Answers by Thich Nhat Hanh
Throughout his tour, Thich Nhat Hanh addressed the specific issues of Americans in a series of question and answer periods. Here is a selection of his responses to questions on leading a spiritual life in the modern world. The article covers topics such as Stress and Work, The Benefits of Silence, Letting Go of Suffering, Relationships, Abortion , Media Saturation, Space and Freedom, Going Back to Our Religious Roots, and Capital Punishment.
- Relatives and Disciples of the Buddha By Radhika Abeysekera
- Renunciation by Tsenshab Serkong Rinpoche
- Resting in the River by Thich Nhat Hanh
Resting is a very important practice; we have to learn the art of resting. Resting is the first part of Buddhist meditation. You should allow your body and your mind to rest. Our mind as well as our body needs to rest.
- Taking Refuge In The Three Jewels By Master Chin Kung
- The ‘No-Self’ Nature of People and Things By Charlie Singer
- The Accounts of Request and Response By Master Chin Kung
- The Art Of Living By Master Chin Kung
- The Diamond Sutra
A relatively modern-language translation by the Lotus Sutra Study Center.
- The Immutability Of Cause And Effect By Venerable Wu Ling
- The Path with a Heart by Dr. Nick Ribush
- The Tree of Enlightenment By Peter Della Santina (Part 1)
- The Tree of Enlightenment By Peter Della Santina (Part 2a)
- The Tree of Enlightenment By Peter Della Santina (Part 2b)
- The Two Truths by Denmo Lochö Rinpoche
- Thus Have I Heard: Buddhist Parables and Stories
- Two Kinds Of Language: Everyday Language and Dhamma language
- When the Ironbird Flies by His Holiness Dalai Lama
- Advayavada Buddhism
