Links Exchange
There may be links on the page that DO NOT agree with the approach of
Dhamma Sukha to Buddhist Meditation. But in the spirit of internet link
exchanges we offer these links outward to other Buddhist Websites. We
strongly suggest a person learn ONE practice for a period of a few months to
see if it is actually in agreement with what the Buddha taught in the suttas
and we hope people will try to do this to discover the true nature of
things. Above all else we encourage spiritual curiosity and support all
seekers on their spiritual journey and wish for them success in reaching
Nibbana in this lifetime.
General Links:
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Access to
Insight
BIONA
North America's largest on-line Free
Buddhist library
Buddhanet
BuddhaSasana
The Buddhist Channel
Buddhist
Publication Society Inc.
Metta Sangha
-- Online Sangha for Teen Buddhists!
Tathagata Meditation
Center
This is Mehasi
Meditation practice taught by Burmese monks in a Vietnamese Meditation
Center located in San Jose, CA. This center was founded by Venerable Sayadaw U Silinanda.
Theravada Buddhist Society of America
(TBSA)
SunStarPhotography
Ven.
Narada's Dhammapada
Times_CSX+ (single font) (92K)
(font to properly view Pali text in above) from: http://crcl.th.net/font/
A
link out to what the Buddha said about finding the true
Dhamma after he was gone!
Dhammapada2all
HOOPONOPONO
A link to articles by
Ihaleakala Hew
Len, PH.D
BEGIN TO SEE Munindra
CD/DVD talks; DVDs on Dipa Ma, Mahasi Sayadaw, Bhante
Vimalaramsi
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LINKS collected for us by
Felix in Australia (added 29-Jul-06):
Teachings of Ajahn Sumedho:
In his Dhamma Talks, Ajahn Sumedho always emphasizes
the importance of relaxing in meditation or what he calls "Relaxed
Attention". For example, his Dhamma Talk "Welcoming Receptivity". It
should be noted here that the aim is still a form of “one-pointed
concentration” For the complete collection of his Dhamma talks and other
Thai Forest Sangha bhikkhus, you can visit their website:
Dhamma Talks
Ajahn Sumedho's monastery:
Amaravati
Teachings of Ven. Thich Nhat Hanh:
Ven. Thich Nhat Hanh also taught a lot about the
importance of breathing and smiling in daily life. He is primarily known for
his poetry. Meditation is figured out by the monks and nuns on their own for
the most part. His websites are:
Plum Village
Deer Park
Monastery
Teachings of Ven. Dhammavudho Thera:
Bhante Dhammavudho is one of Bhante V's monastic
friends in Malaysia. He emphasizes following the real teachings of Buddha,
i.e. Sutta and Vinaya. Some of his Dhamma Talks question the value of some
ongoing teachings and rituals that shift too much from Pali suttas. His
website is:
Vihara Buddha Gotama
Teachings of Thanissaro Bhikkhu:
Ven. Thanissaro Bhikkhu translated some the suttas that
are listed in Access to Insight website. His approach stresses following the
instructions in the Pali suttas. The Anapanasati meditation techniques that
he presents also include the awareness of body, not just breath-body like in
Visuddhi Magga. His website is:
Metta Forest Monastery
And his collection of Dhamma Talks:
DHAMMA TALKS
Teachings by Dipa Ma:
Dipa Ma
Teachings by Ajahn Amaro and Ajahn Pasanno,
disciples of Ven. Ajahn Chah:
Abhayagiri
Some Dhamma talks by Vipassana and Zen teachers:
Audio Dharma
Dictionary resources for Pali words:
For Assistance with Pali Buddhist
Terms and Doctrines: (But strongly influenced by commentaries)
Nyanatiloka Pali Dictionary online
Or the P.E.D. :
http://dsal.uchicago.edu/dictionaries/pali/
Several useful dictionaries:
Pali Utilities
A treasure trove of information:
Buddhist Dictionary of Pali Proper Names (e.g. - look up "Buddha")
Site which has works from this site translated into Spanish and has other
articles in Spanish:
REBELDE ALEGRE !
www.SpiritPathPeru.com
Healing workshops, retreats and courses through
various spiritual disciplines and indigenous medicines in the Amazon
rainforest.
Suggestions for helpful links, please
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