LINKS (organized by topic)
BUDDHISM
Acharia: Ven. Yin Zhi Shakya’s website. Lots of texts, translations, and Buddhism resources.
Buddhanet: Great site full of resources for Dharma study. It has an excellent directory with Temples and Dharma Centres all over the world.
Buddhistchannel: Buddhist News constantly updated.
Buddhist Network: Directory of Buddhist Centres and resources.
Buddhist Publication Society: Founded in 1958 and devoted to the publication of Buddhist texts, specially Theravada.
E-Sangha: Nice site with resources, chat, and forums.
To sponsor a Buddhist monks (from U$25 monthly), please clic the following link:
http://www.tibetfund.org/sponsorship/sponsor_monks.html
What Buddha said: Bhikkhu Samahita, from Sri Lanka, offers on this site Good information about the Tripitaka and meditation.
SOCIAL AND HUMAN MOVEMENTS
Grandmothers for peace: A grandmas’ group in New York working for Peace.
Environment workers against the war.
Running total of the U.S. taxpayer cost of the Iraq War:
Hands off Cain: Organization working against the death penalty.
Idealistas: An NGO working as a link between people who want to help and people who need help.
Not in our name: The site against all wars in the world.
Resnonverba: As Idealistas, this NGO provides technical advice and help to other NGOs.
The Hunger Site: Clicking here we can donate food with no cost for us.
EASTERN LANGUAGES
Sanskrit: the language of the great books of India.
Pali: the language of the Tripitaka texts.
Chinese: After its declining in India, Buddhist monks went to China where they started to translate Sutras into Chinese language.
Chinese language: Online teaching in Spain, Mr. Vidal Bou school.
Coreano: After settling down in Korea, Buddhism expanded to Korea and then to Japan. There is a wide collection of Tripitaka in chinsese chararters in the Haeinsa Temple of Korea, translated by korean teachers throughout the centuries.
INTERESTING PROJECTS
Gutemberg Project: this Project encourages the translation and publishing of E books. The job is done by volunteers.
