Buddhism Links

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Heritage Trust Publications
Translations of esoteric Buddhist texts; Transcriptions of Buddhist oral teachings; Research on Terma.
Dhammapada
Classic Buddhist text with great thoughts to ponder.
Rinpoche
Buddhist Glossary
Buddhism and feelings
On attachment and detachment, an original viewpoint. 
Buddhism on death and dying
"Good health is simply the slowest way a human being can die... author unknown"
Zen Koans
Translated into English from a book called the Shaseki-shu (Collection of Stone and Sand), written late in the thirteenth century by the Japanese Zen teacher Muju (the "non-dweller"), and from anecdotes of Zen monks taken from various books published in Japan around the turn of the 20th century.
Zen articles from Korea
Kwan Um School of Zen: arranged by teacher
Jacqueline Mandell's expression of her quest
Interesting also for the testimony of so called *miracles* being performed by a teacher from this century.
Practice and Attain Sudden Enlightenment 
Ch'an Master Ch'an Yuan, out of great compassion, wrote his work Practice and Attain Sudden Enlightenment, using the dialogue format between a monk-student and his master to develop concepts about the nature of the Absolute, Original Mind, Enlightenment, practice, etc.
Diamond Sangha Suttras
Zen Suttras, translated into English from Japanese by Robert Aitken Roshi of the Diamond Sangha Zen Buddhist Society.
Western Buddhist Review
Online magazine on Buddhism in the west. 
Dharma the cat
Buddhist cartoons, very funny.
Sakhyadhita
International association of Buddhist Women
Shabkar.org
Buddhism and vegetarianism
Buddha Net
Online magazine on Buddhism. Including stuff on different lineages and in depth articles.
E-Sangha, Buddhism Portal
Buddhism portal that contains free e-books, discussion forum, free e-cards and a link-collection. The forum is very good.
Unfettered Mind
Based in teachings on Tibetan Buddhism this website represents an organizational format more fitted to the West: less hierarchy in the teacher-student relationship, a less formal curriculum etc.
What the Buddha actually said
Quotes from the Pali Canon.

last update October 2007