Links to many other Buddhist sites
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Links to Buddhist sites around the World Wide Web
- Access to Insight: Readings in Theravada Buddhism
- This site includes both resources for the beginning study of Buddhism as well as extensive portions of the Pali canon. The CD-ROM A Handful of Leaves is out of print, but they offer a link where you can download the entire site instead.
- American Buddhist Study Center
- Recently mentioned in Buddhadharma, the American Buddhist Study Center features articles, event news, book discussions, articles and blogs. One of the featured bloggers and article contributors is our own Jeff Wilson, writing about Jodo Shinshu Buddhism.
- An Introduction to Buddhism
- George Boeree’s simple and thoughtful presentation of Buddhist fundamentals. The site also includes some delightful extras, such as an explanation of Buddhist cosmology.
- Buddhadharma: The Practioner’s Quarterly
- An excellent magazine, although it tends to present much more about Tibetan Buddhism than other branches.
Owned by Shambala Sun, the publishers, this is understandable.
- BuddhaNet — Australia’s Buddhist Information Network
- This has links to an extensive library of text files on many different Buddhist traditions.
- The CyberSangha Libray Index Page
- An extensive library of Buddhist text files and bibliographies.
- The Heartland Sangha
- Heartland Sangha is a group of American Buddhists who practice a non-dualistic, non-sectarian, way of “Oneness” drawn from the original teachings of Gautama Buddha, Jodo Shinshu, Zen Buddhism and engaged Buddhism. We have members from several Buddhist traditions.
- The Journal of Buddhist Ethics
- A scholarly journal devoted to the study of Buddhist ethics.
- The Kanzeon Zen Sangha
- A worldwide Zen community led by Roshi Dennis Genpo Merzel. Based in, of all places, Salt Lake City, Utah.
- Plum Village Sangha
- The worldwide Buddhist community founded and directed by Thich Nhat Hanh. This site has links to groups affiliated with the Community of Mindful Living all over the world.
- Salt Lake Buddhist Temple
- The Home Page of the Salt Lake Buddhist Temple, the largest and oldest Buddhist group in Utah.
The only reason this link is here is that Ivan is a member.
- Sharpham College of Buddhist Studies and Contemporary Inquiry
- The home of noted Buddhist scholar and teacher Stephen Batchelor, Sharpham College offers a broad education in traditional Buddhist values critically applied to contemporary needs.
- Tricycle Magazine
- An Independent Buddhist Quarterly.
- Vipassana Meditation
- A Theravada Buddhist tradition rather different and simpler than the Mahayana Tibetan and Zen traditions.
- The Buddhist Channel
- Billed as “The Channel that Buddhists can Call Their Own,” it used to be “The Buddhist News Network,” which sent out newsletters picking up Buddhist-related news stories, delivering them to your emailbox. Now you have to go to it, and is almost always worth it.
- What Do You Think, My Friend?
- Tan Chade Meng’s extraordinary Web site detailing his personal and practical approach to Buddhism in the real world.
- Dragon’s Gate Temple
- Ryunyo King’s Pure Land temple in San Francisco.
- Buddhism for Dum-Dums
- Exactly what it claims to be; Ryunyo’s page introducing the basic concepts of Buddhism.
Note: The Refuge welcomes a diversity of viewpoints; we don’t endorse or sanction anything you see here. Please
let us know if any of these links are outdated or if there are others we should add.
