Essays on Siddhatha's enlightenment, cittanupassana, plus primal therapy and vipassana. Also an introductory taste of Pali, plus some book recommendations.

Features Buddhist principles, issues and history. Also consists of quotes and other Buddhist links.

Personal interests in Buddhism.

Poems, thoughts and ramblings on how Buddhism and Psychotherapy have shaped the author's life.

An archive of Zen/Ch'an and Theravada original writings, sutras, poems and stories by ancient as well as contemporary masters.

Buddhism information (introduction, scriptures), discussion, chat.

Links to writings from Theravada, Mahayana, and Vajrayana Buddhism on various sites.

A collection of Buddhist quotations and sayings.

A collection of Stories from Buddhism and biographies of Celebrity Buddhists.

Thai Buddhism.

A prayer to the Bhodisattva Kuan Yin, and includes links to other sites that teach a little about her.

German Buddhist scholar living in Taiwan. Includes Buddhological research, linguistics, psychology and mythology, and translations of ancient Chinese stories.

Help us control upgrade ourselves deal with different situations build up utmost wisdom understand world universe dispel depression engage self cultivation start life anew.

Advanced consciousness is viewed as a rapidly-evolving locally-impacting evolutionary force millions of times more powerful than that which brought the universe to the level of maturity at which it emerges.

A personal site for the politically activist, socially inclined Buddhist.

Articles on the notion that students of meditation should maintain traditions of free speech and scientific rationalism.

Buddhist-inspired quotes.

Links to Buddhism-related news, articles, stories, information, sites, and other tidbits.

A Buddhist page by Binh Anson. Offers various readings on Buddhism, Theravada, and Mahayana.

A site for sharing Buddhist ideas, experiences, and awareness. Through interaction we can hope to bring order out of chaos for all sentient beings.

Comparative Religion and Spirituality: Harmonizing Texts and Experience in Buddhism and Christianity.

A record of Buddhist meditation in the form of a weblog.

Homepage for clean and sober Aussie Buddhist who is currently in the ordination process with the Western Buddhist Order. Site includes related links.

Julius Evola's personal site on Buddhism.

A personal web site, explaining the author's years of living and working at Buddhist and Yoga Retreat Centers.

devoted to those who are interested in learning more about Buddhism

A Jaino-Buddhist Group, encouraging self exploration, over dogma, superstition and blind faith, yet freely acknowledging the depth of wisdom contained in the teachings of both Mahavir and Gotama Buddhas, and also other a-theistic teachers, such as Epicurus, and Lao Tzu.

An Irreverent Buddhist comments on the World. Campaigning for political and economic reform to end thirty thousand needless child deaths every day. That's just the start.

Photo's Stories, politics, Spiritual Quests and more ...

Provides information about the life of Dr. Tuesday Lobsang Rampa plus free downloads of his books. Also includes information about Tibet, astral travel and extensive links directory.

buddhist articles on modern issues, yoga, and philosophy.

A depository of the authors rambling thoughts, a resource for revolutionaries, a reflection of the buddha. Make of it what you will.

This website features some of the Shin Buddhist writings of G.R. Lewis, founder of the Buddhist Faith Fellowship of Connecticut.

Thoughts and quotes about nirvana and the Eightfold Path.

Buddhist views and reviews of popular media and Buddhist materials. Also has a nice list of links to similar sites.

Personal reflections, Buddhism resources, and news.

A zen affirmation of life from an intention of humility, gratitude, and mindfulness.

A site for critical and thoughtful reflection upon the traditions and teachings of Buddhism.

Personal thoughts, links and more information about Buddhism.

Fushidansekkyo is called "Preaching of Pathos" in Japanese Buddhism.