Links to Buddhist and related on-line resources

The following list is provided as a reference pointing to what is available on-line relating to Buddhism and Meditation.

To suggest additional links, contact Kyogen Carlson at staff@dharma-rain.org
To report a non-working link, contact Genko Rainwater at keidogenko@yahoo.com


(in alphabetical order) A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
20th Century Zen People and Their Teachings

Collected by Dr. T. Matthew Ciolek and part of the WWW Virtual Library. Contains links to biographical information (when available) about modern-day Zen teachers and some of their writings.

 

Access to Insight

A web page of Buddhist resources and readings in Theravada Buddhism.

Ashland Zen Sangha

Web site provides complete information and schedule for Ashland Zen Center in Ashland, OR. Ashland Zen Center, formerly Siskiyou Sansui Do, offers Zen Practice in the tradition of Zen master Shunryu Suzuki through the encouragement of priests Harold Little and Patty Krahl.

Buddhist Peace Fellowship

Information about Buddhist Peace Fellowship and their work in the areas of disarmament and environmental and human rights.

Carolina Morning Designs

This company sells zafus, zabutons, meditation benches and other meditation supplies through mail order. Site also has information on choosing the type of meditation bench or cushion that is right for you, and how to care for it.

The Dhammapada

Web page presented by Tan Chade Meng.

 

 

DharmaNet International

Home Page of DharmaNet International.

Dharma Realm Buddhist Association

"The Dharma Realm Buddhist Association (DRBA) was formed in 1959 to bring the orthodox teachings of the Buddha to the entire world." Founder was Master Hsuan Hua

Dharma Sound Zen Center

Kwan Um School of Zen. Information about activities at the DSZC with locations in Seattle, Tacoma, Redmond, and Orcas Island (all in Washington State).

The Dzogchen Foundation, and Lama Surya Das

Web pages that give information about the foundation and its teacher.

Eugene Zen Center

Eugene Zen Centeris affiliated with Dharma Rain Zen Center and Zen Community of Oregon. The site has information about the schedule, location, links to other sites, etc.

The Forest Sanga Newsletter

From the Thai forest tradition of Ajahn Chah. Contains news, views, articles, transcribed talks, poems, tutorials, contact addresses, forthcoming events, retreat schedules, etc.

Gateway Journal

The newsletter of The Engaged Zen Foundation.

 

 

The Gyuto Monks on the Net

Information about the Gyuto Monks and their performances. Also has information about Tibet.

The Heart Sutra and other Sutras - different translations:

Digital Zendo has links to several different sutras.

The Heart Sutra
With detailed commentary on the lines

Southwest Chogye Zen Academy offers this one, plus other Zen texts.

jizo bodhisattva

Interlude

A WWW page featuring regularly changing guided meditation, some prayers, poetry, and other inspirational material.

Kalavinka Dharma World

"Traditional Resources for Modern Buddhists" This site contains translations of teachings by Nagarjuna, Master Han-shan, Master Hsuan-hua, stories of the Buddha, etc.

Kagyu Changchub Chuling Center

Kagyu Changchub Chuling is a Vajrayana Buddhist center, founded by the Very Venerable Kalu Rinpoche, where the authentic teachings of the Karma Kagyu and Shangpa Kagyu lineages are taught, practiced and supported.

Shakyamuni

Kwan Um School of Zen

Founded by Korean Zen master Seung Sahn. This web page has information about the history, teachers and practice of this school of Zen.

The Mountains and Rivers Order (MRO)

An organization of associated Zen Buddhist temples, practice centers and sitting groups in the United States and abroad.

The Namgyal Monastery

North American seat of the personal monastery of H. H. the Dalai Lama (featuring a chant for the Blessing of Cyberspace

National Conference for Community and Justice

This organization sponsors activities that bring people of different faiths and cultures together to talk to each other. They also have a quarterly newsletter.

Nebraska Zen Center Heartland Temple

Soto Zen Buddhist temple, includes the online version of their newsletter, Prairie Wind, transcripts of dharma talks given by its head priest and teacher, Nonin Chowaney, a list of suggested readings and a calendar of activities. Web page for group affiliated with Sogenji and Harada Roshi.

Peaceworks International Network

For the Dances of Universal Peace

Pluralism Project

The Pluralism Project's mission is to help Americans engage with the realities of religious diversity through research, outreach, and the active dissemination of resources.

Portland Buddhist Hub

Web links to Buddhist groups in the Portland, OR area

Portland Insight Meditatio Community (formerly Portland Vipassana Sangha)

Information and schedule of events

Qi Journal

The Journal of Traditional Eastern Health & Fitness.

San Francisco Zen Center

The San Francisco Zen Center was established in 1962 by the late Shunryu Suzuki-roshi, a spiritual descendent of the 13th-century Zen Master, Dogen Zenji. Info about center activities, speakers, related links.

Shantideva Society

The home of the Shantideva Society, a non-sectarian association of Buddhist practioners dedicated to the Bodhisattva ideal as it relates to social service, environmentalism, and world peace.

Maitreya

Tashi Lhunpo Monastery

Information about activities at the monastery which is the seat of His Holiness the Panchen Lama. Also describes the Cham Ceremony, which the monks perform, when they tour around the world.

 

Theravada Meditation

Information on the tradition of Sayagyi U Ba Khin.

Toronto Zen Center

Info about the activities and practice, under the leadership of Sensei Sunyana Graef. Based on the teachings and practice taught by Roshi Philip Kapleau. Incorporates both Soto and Rinzai methods. See Vermont Zen Center.

Tricycle Hub

An interactive forum of "Tricycle: The Buddhist Review

 

Unitarian Universalist Buddhist Fellowship

This site gives information about the beliefs and practices of the Unitarian Universalist movement and how some Buddhist principles and practices (such as meditation) are now being included. Also gives a history of the Unitarian Universalist Church.

Usenet Newsgroups:

alt.buddha.short.fat.guy

alt.meditation

alt.philosophy.zen

alt.zen

alt.zen+budo

Frequently Asked Questions about Zen

 

Vermont Zen Center

Info about the activities and practice, under the leadership of Sensei Sunyana Graef. Based on the teachings and practice taught by Roshi Philip Kapleau. Incorporates both Soto and Rinzai methods. See Toronto Zen Center

WWW Virtual Library - Buddhist Studies

The Virtual Library is a subject catalogue of network information - this document keeps track of leading information facilities in the field of Buddhism and Buddhist studies.

 

WWW Virtual Library - Zen Buddhism

Internet Guide to Zen (Ch'an, Son, Thien) Resources

. Zen Names

One of the pages from the WWW Virtual Library that lists Zen names, their meanings, and some of the people who have/had those names.

Zen Community of Boston: Boundless Way

Guiding teacher, James Ishmael Ford, is trained in Soto Zen and Unitarian Universalist traditions.

Zen Community of Oregon

The home page of a Zen Buddhist community located in Portland, Oregon. The group is affiliated with the Soto Zen lineage of Taizan Maezumi Roshi and the Rinzai Zen lineage of Shodo Harada Roshi. The emphasis is on the practice in the midst of daily life in the city.

Zen Hospice Project

A San Francisco group offering programs dedicated to the care of people approaching death and increasing our understanding of our own impermanence.

"Zen In The American Grain"

An excerpt from the book, by Kyogen Carlson.

Manjushri

 
   
 

 


STILL POINT revised 30 October 2004
Dharma Rain Zen Center Newsletter

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