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1papyri
Soto Zen Buddhism
Soto Zen Buddhism is the branch of Zen Buddhism which developed in Japan during the thirteenth century. It's establishment in Japan is attributed to the inspiration and devotion of a spiritual leader named Dogen Zenji(1200-1253). Dogen, who, after studying in China, returned to Japan and established a number of temples. He attracted a large following. His teachings emphasized simplicity, discipline and the practice of zazen or 'sitting meditation.'
The Soto Zen Text Project is an initiative of the International Division of the Administrative Headquarters of Soto Zen Buddhism (Sotoshu Shumucho) that to provide materials for the international study and practice of Soto Zen. The Web-site is hosted by Stanford Univ. and provides English translations of several Japanese Buddhist texts.
http://www.stanford.edu/group/scbs/sztp3/index.html
Soto Zen Buddhism is the branch of Zen Buddhism which developed in Japan during the thirteenth century. It's establishment in Japan is attributed to the inspiration and devotion of a spiritual leader named Dogen Zenji(1200-1253). Dogen, who, after studying in China, returned to Japan and established a number of temples. He attracted a large following. His teachings emphasized simplicity, discipline and the practice of zazen or 'sitting meditation.'
The Soto Zen Text Project is an initiative of the International Division of the Administrative Headquarters of Soto Zen Buddhism (Sotoshu Shumucho) that to provide materials for the international study and practice of Soto Zen. The Web-site is hosted by Stanford Univ. and provides English translations of several Japanese Buddhist texts.
http://www.stanford.edu/group/scbs/sztp3/index.html
2papyri
Tibetan Texts
The Asian Classics Input Project (ACIP) is dedicated to locating, cataloging, digitally preserving, and disseminating Tibetan and Sanskrit manuscripts that hold the philosophical, cultural, and religious heritage of endangered cultures. The ACIP works to preserve these texts containing the great ideas of the Eastern half of humanity and to make these books and ideas accessible to the world at large.
ACIP makes these books and the important ideas they contain available to the world through release on computer disc and through the internet.
http://www.asianclassics.org
A large collection of texts are available in their original languages and in Romanized script. There is also selection of English translations of texts from the ACIP collection.
ACIP RELEASE 6
http://www.asianclassics.org/research_site/index.html
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The Tibetan & Himalayan Digital Library
The Tibetan and Himalayan Digital Library (THDL) is an international community using Web-based technologies to integrate diverse knowledge about Tibet and the Himalayas.
http://www.thdl.org/index.php
For Tibetan Fonts and and other related materials explore the THDL Toolbox.
http://www.thdl.org/tools/index.html
The Asian Classics Input Project (ACIP) is dedicated to locating, cataloging, digitally preserving, and disseminating Tibetan and Sanskrit manuscripts that hold the philosophical, cultural, and religious heritage of endangered cultures. The ACIP works to preserve these texts containing the great ideas of the Eastern half of humanity and to make these books and ideas accessible to the world at large.
ACIP makes these books and the important ideas they contain available to the world through release on computer disc and through the internet.
http://www.asianclassics.org
A large collection of texts are available in their original languages and in Romanized script. There is also selection of English translations of texts from the ACIP collection.
ACIP RELEASE 6
http://www.asianclassics.org/research_site/index.html
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The Tibetan & Himalayan Digital Library
The Tibetan and Himalayan Digital Library (THDL) is an international community using Web-based technologies to integrate diverse knowledge about Tibet and the Himalayas.
http://www.thdl.org/index.php
For Tibetan Fonts and and other related materials explore the THDL Toolbox.
http://www.thdl.org/tools/index.html
4DeusExLibrus
For anyone that doesn't know, accesstoinsight.org is also an excellent resource. Its probably the most complete archive of the Tipitaka available in English translation anywhere. It also has listings for requesting free books on Buddhism, other sites with ebooks, and places to buy books online.
